Non-coupon related Drivel Thread 8

jeferey

shopndrop wrote: »

Jeferey – hope FD enjoyed her birthday.

She loved it thanks

Busylizzie wrote: »

You're right there Jeff. My SIL has had such difficulty with her FD. The mother had severe mental health problems but has been able to block so many things just because she was the parent. It is only now she has died that things are easier and moving forwards.

Rubbish isn't it. We're ok now court has said long term. Don't have to ask permission to do stuff like haircuts - that was a pain!

BLUEWKD

This is who I think of when you mention the baby's name mags


He was worth watching ER for and I def wouldn't kick him outta bed :D:D
Re the kleenex, the 6 pack of kleenex Balsam is £1.25 in Asda so 25p with the £1 coupon from the huggies boxes, but it will obv mess up any apg as £1.47 everywhere else.

adoreholidays

Right I am finally off to A's cheese & cleaning me thinks:rotfl:

idlesaver

2 x £5 off £25 electrical beauty products at Boots...anyone??? (Ends 30th Sept)

BLUEWKD

I nearly threw away a receipt dated the 4th August but decided to check it anyway. It gave me a £12 apg back, so I guess I must have checked it and not printed:o:o Good job I am not very tidy and didn't throw it. How much stuff can I get for £12, a lot more than in August

Best_price

BLUEWKD wrote: »

I nearly threw away a receipt dated the 4th August but decided to check it anyway. It gave me a £12 apg back, so I guess I must have checked it and not printed:o:o Good job I am not very tidy and didn't throw it. How much stuff can I get for £12, a lot more than in August

Phew :T

You can start a glitchy shop with that APG

BLUEWKD

Best_price wrote: »

Phew :T

You can start a glitchy shop with that APG

I have a couple of wombles you missed as well:p:p:p Not great amounts, but a couple of quid each:j:j

Dr.Who-Who

OMG:eek::eek::eek: I think one of the big store is marking me:eek::eek::eek: don't know why yet!

No, I did not dare return anything I bought. I kept it.

Yesterday, I told my colleague to go & get cereals as its still glitching. His wife when to pay for the stuff at the till whom she knows (her regular checkout girl)

CA : Oh! are you friends of this person - ( it was me she was referring to - as I am not british white - I am easily targetted/known:rotfl:, I know she is not my regular CA and they must have been talking about me either amongst themselves or with the management)

colleague wifey : who? what you on about? what friend?
CA : There is this women who came in & bought the same stuff like yours.
wifey : I don't know what you are talking about.

Now my colleague is going to send his daughter (who used to work at sada) to buy the same stuff & find out what they are talking about me:eek::eek:

Honestly I didn't do anything illegal.:( I am curious now.

Best_price

BLUEWKD wrote: »

I have a couple of wombles you missed as well:p:p:p Not great amounts, but a couple of quid each:j:j

You wombled on my patch???????:mad::mad::rotfl::rotfl:

Well done:T:T

myalphabetgirls

Doc, don't let them get to you. If you've not returned anything possibly its just because some Asda stores are well aware of what is going on with this glitch and some are over reacting big time. Breath slow... please don't worry.

CL - meant to say yeah, there is a part of me that wishes my daughter was up for a big finale surprise but it seems to be the trend now - knowing and naming your baby bundle before it arrives. As is the colour coding of the pram etc. If its a girl young mums drown in its pinkness, Ive had three girls and there was never so much pink about even 8 years ago when I had my last.

The other thing trending is baby showers! Personally I cant think of anything much worse, being this giant hostess with a blueberry size belly surrounded by oohing and aahing well meaning friends presenting you with cute yet useless gifts and outfits that only satisfy their own desires intercepted only by tales of 3-day long labour and in-depth discussions on cracked nipples. Am I being too cynical here? Maybe, or perhaps its because Ive been given the crappy job of "cupcake with a baby theme manager" AND we've got to host it here. I only have visions of squealing young women with body clocks in various stages of motion filling my already squished front room shovelling cupcakes that have taken ages to make into their mouths. Im being a grump aren't I? Again, another big sigh... lol.

So much for my indulgence of trawling through craft blogs. Just had my very needy neighbour battering at the door in floods of tears because she's received a letter from the council about her benefits. Ive just spent an hour calming her down, and trying to get to the bottom of why, what and where...

Maybe Asda is the better option after all. No one can get me there!

Yes, meant to say too thanks AH and BP for all the links to useful elite stuff. It has a life of its own that thread. Thanks my lovelies... x

Thanks too Blue for the picture of the lovely Dr Luca. OMG, I remember the old ER episodes. They were the best. Ahhhh, happy memories, without tempting fate, of when I had the tv remote to myself...