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  • :shhh: maybe the flumps and haribos were to blame

    Oh haribos i forgot I had those thank you for reminding me.
    When I grow old, I dont want people thinking "what a sweet old lady" I want them to think
    "oh carp what is she up to now!"

  • Anyone know what the new offers at sainsbobs are yet?
    TIA
    Make it idiot proof and someone will make a better idiot.
    Redundancy date 31/12/12
    :jNew Job started 18/02/13 :j
  • just got in from work, time to catch up! have to be quick back up at 5.30 to start again :eek:
  • :rotfl:no, i was thinking our weights could be added to our 'who we are' list :eek:lol

    :eek::eek: well i could for one leg I suppose. :rotfl:
    When I grow old, I dont want people thinking "what a sweet old lady" I want them to think
    "oh carp what is she up to now!"

  • nahteb20 wrote: »
    Anyone else notice the price hike on the SP instant custard??

    was 6p now 14p!!!!


    I thought the mushy peas had inflated in price, from 4p to 14p :eek: until I realised I was looking at the marrowfat peas :o
  • Ahh Kevin is brilliant, we have another cat in the village called Dave haha. How about Steve?

    A friends cat is called Trevor. She was out in the garden calling him in, when her new neighbour popped his head over the fence and said "yes". What a great way to introduce yourrself! Mind you she was worried that the neighbours wife might think that she had a crush on him!:rotfl:
    When I grow old, I dont want people thinking "what a sweet old lady" I want them to think
    "oh carp what is she up to now!"

  • mc4martyc wrote: »
    50p for a flump next week:eek::eek:

    :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
  • debsjc
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    kadison wrote: »
    Has anyone tried this yet? It's the first time I've seen it and I think I'll be trying it out tomorrow, I had my eye on some of the No7 stuff earlier....

    http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/deals/boots#deal22055

    My mum tried it today. She got the facial wipes, nail polish and the cuticle butter, it all worked just as posted.
    sharon-p wrote: »
    :T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T
    Congratulations on target Debs, you've done so well and got there so quickly. I'm hoping for my 4.5st on Thursday but thats taken me 14 months:o
    Still a bit to go but I totally agree, SW is amazing and after years of yoyo dieting I'm confident in this plan that I'm working my way down through the sizes for the final time;)

    Thank you very much, and well done on your big weight loss.
    I always thought I was just rubbish, when I couldn't lose weight calorie counting. Now I totally get that before my body was in starvation mode, and that's why it didn't work.
    I do think the SW very low fat, high fibre principle is the way to go, and like you say it can be adapted to do for ever.
    nictrinwyn wrote: »
    Hello to you all, just wanted to share that I felt the need to take the laptop to bed tonight to catch up. And my almost 2yr old DD has laid with me wide awake giving me kisses on the cheek and getting excited whenever she sees a doggie picture. Must get some shut eye now.
    Hoping for good weather tomorrow as I walk to my local and it takes me roughly 2 hours in all, I refuse to pay extortionate public transport fares and hope to lose a bit of weight too. Before I had my DD I was almost 2st heavier, lost some weight to get preggars and I am pleased that I am still gradually losing weight without really trying, I have made small changes..like not scoffing a whole bag of peanut m&ms as often as I used to. Keep thinking of joining a club to lose the other 2 or 3st I could do with losing, but can't seem to get motivated and I am not unhappy with my weight so just happy that it is at least gradually going in the right direction to be healthier.
    Anyway night all.

    Different things work for different people. If you are getting good results on your own and you are happy then well done and carry on :)
  • mc4martyc wrote: »
    nope i'm lost too for an ice smiley:rotfl:

    Where do you both find your smilies?! I love 'em!! :D
    lokitty wrote: »
    Sorry skinandblister must have missed you at the bar.
    You can have anything at this bar hun, thanks missy moo.

    Caught napping lokitty?!! :rotfl::rotfl::D:D I'll prop up the bar whenever you need!! :D:D I like it here! :D:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
    Gwrys yn Kernow! :j
  • kadison
    kadison Posts: 3,662 Forumite
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    debsjc wrote: »
    My mum tried it today. She got the facial wipes, nail polish and the cuticle butter, it all worked just as posted.

    Nice! I'm planning on getting the wipes and two single eyeshadows, all £7 so £21, £14 after the offer and £6 after the vouchers! Now I just have to work out what to spend the first fiver on.....for some reason I seem to have a shed-load of shampoo, conditioner and hair-dye.....:rotfl:
    No Buying Unnecessary Toiletries 2023
    Outside of a dog, a book is a man's best friend
    Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read - Groucho Marx
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