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forestroxydog

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

FAO PATTYLABELLE and FORESTROXYDOG

A cheap extra gift to go with the Xbox , ideal for kids ( although check the reviews to see if suitable, videos also on youtube)

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B005PJRNSI/ref=asc_df_B005PJRNSI10187585?smid=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&!!!!!googlecouk06-21&linkCode=asn&creative=22206&creativeASIN=B005PJRNSI

Thank you just ordered one

tweets

neosi wrote: »

Id like to introduce you all to Mr A, hes not my cat but he lurks in A's car park hence his name. He's there most days and is a chatty little chap. Ive been trying to train him up in the art of being a womble but hes not quite got there yet..:D

At long last i get to meet Mr A he's so cute what a beauty

princessmelody2009

Cocobear wrote: »

Another one I've just found that is quite a nice APG and a help towards to £40 spend:

Fox's Favourites 800g biscuit box - £3 in T's and £7 in A's.

:-)

:T Excellent find; £3 @ tosoc til 23/10 :T

purdita

missy.moo wrote: »

Did anyone in Devon or Cornwall hear this yesterday?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-20000877

I must be too far west, this was the first I heard. Also just seen that Natwest in Truro has found a 'suspicious package', they are awaiting the bomb disposal squad, hope it turns out to be nothing.

No, and I live very near to where it was supposed to have happened....the earth didn't move for me :rotfl:

mc4martyc

Brilliant :rotfl::rotfl:

Miss_Laid

I had a gammon steak with salad as I know gammon is the O/H favourite

Jerryjerryjerry

I wish more people would post their shopping lists... Can I implore you all to do just that? Not only do we learn from them but i do like a good nose.

It really helps us newbies.. and remember, we were all newbies once.

For example.. my list tonight. If someone was after beer, they'd know now that they can get some good quality budwieser in Asda which compares with Tesco! The bud was 9.00 in Asda, and 7.50 in Tesco!

kandfs_mam

evening all. Managed a quick stop in at the massive Ts at Ruth3rg13n on way back from Glasgow just as loads of clearance stuff was getting put out. Got calculator for 5p!, Mechanical pencils 5p each, set of 3 neon highlighters for 9p, Blackberry cover for £1, Winter car kit (demister pad, scraper, deicer) for 50p, simonx car wash 62p, Unibond extra strong tape £1.50 (went through till at £4.95 so got DTD after some gentle persuasion that surely I shouldn't have to check barcode numbers against SEL) I could have spent hours in there but DD would only let me have 30 mins

princessmelody2009

76rosie wrote: »

hi all.

have been at work all day. come back to see my cyber friends and there's more upset.

And by the way, not into facebook cos people try to talk to you and people that you haven't spoke to since school will be trying to talk to you:rotfl:

Anyway, enough of the misery. Now for some good news....

i have been told today that i can move into my little flat... it's been ages waiting for the paperwork etc and now finally we're good to go.

For the newer peeps, i have been saving for the flippin deposit for ages... and this is our first ever flat. We've been putting up with a tiny room for 6 years just so we can get the deposit. it's like a dream..

Amazing.... am going to be a homeowner:T

Congratulations! :T I've heard a growing number of families are moving in together to save collectively to buy property nowadays, good luck with the move :j

izzy65

Ms-Money-Penny wrote: »

I used to eat raw black pudding

Thts not quite as bad as it sounds, as black pudding is actually cooked to become the pudding, but still - yuk:p