The secret live, not live RPG big bang for your buck elite 11+ chat thread.

locarr

henlans wrote: »

Store manager told me from monday they are capping it to £15 per voucher and i think thats the tweek

Any reason you didn't mention this Monday?

or are you making it up as you go along.............again!;)

fourp

madmuppet5 wrote: »

Cheers fourp :beer: Hope ya feeling better pal

I will be in 1 minute when I wrap my warm hand around a cold bavaria . All fine here Mad and my sympathies to some of the ladies of the thread who are having nueralgia/migraine problems as after my recent cluster headache problem I know what a pain in the head it can be .
Is that the fridge light I see .:beer:

David.

Rhett wrote: »

I really feel like I've been mugged today.

Took my puppy for a health check at the vet's. Took all of 5 mins to listen to heart, feel tummy, check eyes and teeth.

The cost for this 5 mins? £24.00

Geez they may as well wear a mask!

Take out pet insurance if you can, ours has been invaluable well to put a value on it about £6000 in 14 month or so hopefully that is the end of it.
Come back for a check up 6 weeks after op with xray oh thats another £250-£300 :eek: and so on

Enterprise_1701C

budget_babe wrote: »

That reminds me of Alvin Stardust and coo ca choo, unfortunately I do remember watching it on Top of the pops.

And thats when a mars bar was a mars bar, now its just a milky way in disguise. and I can go on,:D

Wagon wheels! time was they would have been a spare wheel for a waggon, now they wouldn't fit a matchbox car. :eek:

Budgie xxx

Tell me about it, I loved Wagon Wheels when they were a good size, had to eat them layer by layer, loved peeling the marshmallow bit off , and I adored Marathon bars! Snickers are not the same. And now I have Coo Ca Choo on the brain and the image of him on TOTP!! Embarassingly I was quite a fan in those days!:eek:

locarr

zippydooda wrote: »

didn't she find the ricola's as well :D:D:D

The maths was certainly spot on!!:rotfl::rotfl:

savingbabs

Issyc wrote: »

My little granddaughter was awarded the Headteacher's Award in the school assembly today. She is only four. So proud.

Ah, that's so sweet

lookinforabargain

purdita wrote: »

I was in Dunelms last week and noticed they had stacks of kids duvet sets.....don't know about 100% cotton though, a lot seem to have a bit of polyester these days.
We've got a Shaws drapers which sometimes have some real bargains. I've bought lovely quality Duvets - M&S or Fogarty seconds for around a fiver!! They often have duvet covers on a "special" too
Otherwise, have you looked on Sainsbobs, Argos or T's websites? I've found some real cheapies there in the past.

I've seen Dunelms mentioned a couple of times recently and I've been looking for a duvet for my DD's cot, so just been over to their website and they seem to have what I've been looking for :T So big thanks for mentioning them, don't have one close by but thinking about placing an order now

worry-wart_3

zippydooda wrote: »

didn't she find the ricola's as well :D:D:D

And ricolas is rhyming slang for what dare I ask?

Miss_Laid

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Tell me about it, I loved Wagon Wheels when they were a good size, had to eat them layer by layer, loved peeling the marshmallow bit off , and I adored Marathon bars! And now I have Coo Ca Choo on the brain and the image of him on TOTP!! Embarassingly I was quite a fan in those days!:eek:

Do you remember when they were "So big you had to grin to get it in" loved that advert

greenfinger22

budget_babe wrote: »

That reminds me of Alvin Stardust and coo ca choo, unfortunately I do remember watching it on Top of the pops.

And thats when a mars bar was a mars bar, now its just a milky way in disguise. and I can go on,:D

Wagon wheels! time was they would have been a spare wheel for a waggon, now they wouldn't fit a matchbox car. :eek:

Budgie xxx

Black leather and sideburns if I remember correctly