The New Thread

nikkinoo83

Helena3kids wrote: »

As a lurker around here for a short time before all this Sada saga, I'd like to say this whole thing as gone stupid...
The friendly few struggle to get their posts noticed because of all the arguing. We all have opinions, especially me, but it'd be a boring world if these opinions were all the same. Having said that, this was never the place to voice them in such a way as the last few days.
If we're all honest, we've each taken advantage of the recent glitch, be it in a huge (greedy) way or not.
My 3 kiddies have thoroughly enjoyed the better quality cereals, crisps, biscuits, etc. as well as each having a decent new toothbrush. I've loved having cleaning products to make housework that bit easier and being able to wash my hair in pure luxury. My neighbour has more than appreciated the gift box I made up for her DD, as did the local school and Church. For as long as I can take advantage of this fault, without breaking any rules, I will.
However, I will not lower myself to telling lies about my gains. I will not abuse anyone - sada or any other.
I don't for one minute think the tax office have ignored such claims.
I believe in morals and standards, and believe lots of the elite do too, though not all of them....

I agree entirely........ I think I have managed about 8 shops since it began and all APG's below £10 apart from my first shop as I didnt have a clue what I was doing lol and then that was only £17. I have enough shampoo and cereal to last me probably for the next 2-3 months (only LO eats cereal here) and the majority of the other bits I have got have come from couponing and im happy that its been capped to £15 as that suits me and alot of us just fine. Im so so happy to have found you guys and gals here and have really enjoyed the banter. I try my hardest to ignore all the bickering however I have to say it does bring the moral of the group down and it would be lovely if the harmony was restored

Now, please can I order a Large Rose and a packet of crisps and i'll creep back to my corner and keep schtum lol :eek:

cheesyball

David. wrote: »

The scariest for me was the Pink tribute act :eek:

you enjoyed the lovely Britney in the body stocking then?:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

chandlerscroft

lokitty wrote: »

Any music requests tonight? I have got coins for the juke box.

Supergrass?

lokitty

fairclaire wrote: »

don't!! my youngest is glued to Disney. I caved in and got them a multi room sub for sky so I don't have to endure it.
Same here re the American lingo....we have trash, a trunk and a windshield on the car, a basement (utility room), and me and my OH are better known as 'you guys'. And he goes to school using the sidewalk:rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:and I swear we watch the same episodes all the time.

lookinforabargain

worry-wart wrote: »

Don't know if anyone uses Boots for recycling ink cartridges or phones but just got this email

Thank you for that post, as it just reminded me that I sent cartridges to The Recycling Factory months ago and still haven't got anything back yet :mad::mad: Email now sent.

cheesyball wrote: »

Meatloaf please, nice and loud, all this arguing is pathetic :T

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmPMMitJDYg

nikkinoo83

David. wrote: »

The scariest for me was the Pink tribute act :eek:

Back to what I said the other day lol.... The Welsh should just NOT go on TV :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:She lives in a town about 30 mins from us :eek:

David.

cheesyball wrote: »

you enjoyed the lovely Britney in the body stocking then?:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Forgot about her bet Louis hasnt :eek:

lokitty

chandlerscroft wrote: »

Supergrass?

Now you are talking, how about a live one

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMLdHVaHgIY

scamps1966

chandlerscroft wrote: »

Supergrass?

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

That made me spit my tea out!!!

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy

DODO wrote: »

What shall we talk about tonight?

Let's try not to mention Asda or daily mail shall we?

Has been raining all day here ....

One of tonights topics can be funny shop related stories. I will get the ball rolling:

I used to work in a department store. I was manning the fitting rooms one day and checked a cubicle after a lady had just left with a young child (child looked around the age of 6 or 7).

We had to check the cubicles after every customer left to see if they needed to be straightend up or if there were any empty coat hangers (which could suggest a shop lifter).

I checked the cubicle she had just left and there was a rather large poo in the middle of the floor. I ran after the lady and said "excuse me I think you've left something". She looked at me a bit blank so I asked her to follow me back to the cubicle, at which point her face went very red. She followed me back and I pointed to the poo.

It turned out her child had done it while she was changing and she was too embarrased to say anything so had hoped to slip out of the store unnoticed. I don't think she will let that happen again in any hurry :rotfl: