Christmas is coming! 2007 - merged thread

shezza

sammy_kaye18 wrote: »

Hi All, Mr T was a god send today -

Hi, what or who is Mr T. I have seen it mentioned a number of times in different threads, but everytime I google it all I get is the guy out of the A-team

xLolahx

shezza wrote: »

Hi, what or who is Mr T. I have seen it mentioned a number of times in different threads, but everytime I google it all I get is the guy out of the A-team

Mr T is Tesco

shezza

xLolahx wrote: »

Mr T is Tesco

Thanks, I would never have worked that out, I thought it was a cash n carry

knithappens

Blairweech wrote: »

Does anyone know when is the best time to start making a Christmas pudding?

I did myine a few weeks back, and my Christmas cake, so anytime now is good, that way it can mature, and it will taste wonderful by xmas.

jopsey

sandy2 wrote: »

come and see the Dancing Santa, Happy Christmas everyone

http://www.northpole.com/Clubhouse/DancingSanta/

Thankyou what a fantastic website for little one's ,some fab ideas.

Racklen

my mum had a mental block last year she bought me a special key to hang up a xmas so santa could get into my house ( as we dont have achimney) but i had to remind her that santa already has a magical key that gets him into all houses without chimneys' and i should know he's been visiting my house once a year for 27 years this year. silly mum.

also who eats my carrots and mince pies of theres no santa.

next someone will be trying to tell me that the gooligon that lives in my bedroom isnt real and the pixies that play tricks on me and the faires at the bottom of my garden dont exist, total rubbish ive seen them all!!!!!!!!

somethingaboutshopping

Happy birthday Mike!

EagerLearner

Saw a fab pair of boxers today in HM for Mr EL - not novelty as such but very cool x

jamtart6

Happy Birthday Mike!!!

Ok guys - completely stuck for Grandad this year. He is 83, he has too many clothes, too many books about the war, too many tins of biscuits and sweets....and WAYYY too many socks. So what do you get the man who has everything and needs nothing??

I've just decided I'm definatly doing him a book of "time" vouchers, cos although I see him a lot, 'quality' time is rare these days so he can redeem them off me!

But actual proper presents???? totally lost! I know he WILL need razor blades (i think he must eat them at the rate he uses them at!) but what else??? we usually spend about £50 but if anyone has any great ideas PLEEEEEEASE can you inspire me????

mikeD

rosieben wrote: »

:bdaycake: :bdaycake: Happy Birthday Mike! :bdaycake: :bdaycake:

I think you posted this on the wrong thread though, :rotfl: :rotfl:

It's my age yer know . Should've been on the September Grocery Challenge. B/day went OK only DW thought it was tomorrow. Am now gently sipping my cans of B/day beer :beer:.