Elite 11+ Another new thread

76rosie

Fudge_Cake wrote: »

Goodness me lovely, you have got a super busy day! :A

I hope you get through it all ok without tiring yourself out too much. Good luck! And hope your DS is a bag of excitment with lots of wonderful stories to tell :T xxxxx

Sleep tight, try and get some rest :Axxxx

hello Fudge.

I am graduating on friday in manchester..

thanks for remembering.

MKS

lokitty wrote: »

Wise man? Oh there is only so much a product can do. :rotfl:

Wise words.:p

chandlerscroft

altojack wrote: »

Was reading on the Mail online earlier about certain shoppers have been playing scrabble with the jars of herbs like this



and making rude words on the shelves :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I've tried to find the article but can't seem to see it now :cool:

I might have a go later :rotfl::rotfl:

sorryaboutmywife

altojack wrote: »

I've just been reading this :eek: :eek: :eek:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2211850/Enjoy-50-mouthful-Asda-shopper-charged-527-22-reduced-price-pork-chops.html

Something similar happened to me on Monday. The reduced milk I was buying had a barcode that had got a bit soggy, it came up as £827.31 :eek:

I just got it voided off though, was so busy sweating about my APG...

Yawn, is that the best "news" the DM can do?

kadison

Morning!

Just spent a few hours re-organising my stash, was clearing up downstairs and was suddenly incredibly thankful I HADN'T sat on the floor to sort through my washing, because out of nowhere crawls the most MAHOOOOOSIVE spider :eek::eek::eek:

Now, my house is not one for getting big spiders usually, and I realised it must have been there for a couple of days at least as I haven't had any doors or windows open that it could have got in through. Well my vacuum spider catcher thingie is kept upstairs so I had to squish it with a nearby shoe, I certainly wasn't going to let the thing go so I could find it nonchalantly sitting on my shoulder or something while watching telly! I can still see it in my mind's eye and I keep shivering - ewwwwwwww!!!!!!

Well anyway I was sorting stuff out and opened a bag to find that my jar of eucalyptus honey had leaked all over my vitamins/biore ballsed-up Sainsbob's comparable shop. I don't know how it happened, the jar isn't cracked and the lid's on tight :huh: but I'm going to take back the honey and the stuff encased in little boxes (pears soap, the vitamins etc) and ask for a refund (sans receipt, I'll say that was covered in honey too), I'm HOPING I can get a refund by saying I've no time to get replacements thereby getting most of the money back for my ballsed-up shop..........aren't I clever? :rotfl:

Thrifty_Sister

squigs wrote: »

Didn't someone in Corrie have a dog called Little Willie?:)

Not as far as I know - it was Eastenders:p

Thrifty_Sister

aau1 wrote: »

Hi henlans

Back so soon? :rotfl:

Just what I was thinking:mad::mad::mad:

jamsponge

Morning Elite.

The cove is BLUE:j:j:j:j:j:j:j

Enterprise_1701C

Good morning everyone. Lovely to come down and see the thread is still the comfy pair of slippers, chatty and homely, like the chat thread it originally was :T:T

Classy_Chick06 wrote: »

Morning peeps!

Do these hand held scanners actually display a price for an item?
are they are the same as what the dot.com pickers use as i stopped a young chap the other day and asked him to price check some wash powder for me and he told me that his scanner does not display prices.
was he lying?

The hand-held scanners do show prices, but caught me out last time I used it, some faggots were on the shelf at £1 from £1.50, showed on the scanner at £1.50. Of course I got all excited thinking about free money, but it adjusted it at the till

Happy birthday to ms money-penny, and I am delighted to see the cove is blue :T:T

Mrs_stinkface

Morning everyone
Happy birthday to ms money-penny hope you have a lovely day.
Today I shall be going on a chrome and cider hunt. How much of each do you reckon I can carry under the buggy?