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mhoc

There are some excellent things on this list, crisps and shave gel etc.

Are you going this morning or this afternoon - it's going to have to be later rather than sooner for me, the to- do list is looking very long and tedious ....

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a few items from my tomorrows list for a Sada v Sainsbobs shop....

2xElizabeth Shaw Mint Crisp Dark Chocolate (175g) 7.38
1 x Clover (500g) £2.00 £1.00
1 x Clover Lighter (500g) £2.00 £1.00
1 x Walkers Classic Variety (12x25g) £2.88 £1.49
1 x Nestle Quality Street (339g) £4.00 £2.24
1x KP DryRoasted Peanuts Caddy (450g)
1xKP Jumbo Original PeanutsCaddy (465g)
2xOriginalSource Mint & Tea Tree Shave Gel (200ml) 6.00






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David.

Deb_S wrote: »

Morning all

Working and lurking for me today

Nerfdad - Welcome to Wales, don't forget you have to pay to get in

To get in, thought it was to get out :rotfl:

Iamsohappy

Morning all

Fell asleep last night with iPad. Hubby kindly woke me to tell me I had fallen asleep :eek:

Cold here but looks to be a bright day. Hope everyone has a good week ahead.:)

silvercar

Deb_S wrote: »

Morning all

Working and lurking for me today

Nerfdad - Welcome to Wales, don't forget you have to pay to get in

But can leave for free!

MKS

neosi wrote: »

Evening All

Wombled this earlier... :eek: no idea what they bought which is a real shame

Has to be the wine that was on 25%.

mhoc

These Asda chosen by you frozen sausages for which there is a coupon in the magazine, does anyone know how much actually meat there is in them.
We like the 80% meat ones but the kids prefer the cheaper nastier ones - I suppose its all down to taste and texture.
Frozen sausages a very good idea though - freezer filler

Enterprise_1701C

Good morning everyone, cool here but managing without heating so far!

Nice to see it was peaceful on here last night.

Just won a drawstring bag on the maom megavend, to go with the retro one I won a few days ago :T

scamps1966 wrote: »

Further to the longest English word, I found this one. :eek:



http://www.sarahmcculloch.com/luminary-uprise/2009/longest-word/

Wow - that would take up a dictionary on it's own. I did, however, notice that it has no "s" on the end, surely if it is a noun then it can have an "s" on the end? Strange the things that cause discussions on here :rotfl::rotfl:

lookinforabargain

Morning all

Hoping to take DD to the hairdressers later :eek:
She's always had a DIY job on her fringe (:money: ) but it's really just getting too long now, so going to bite the bullet and take her to get it done properly. Don't know how it'll go down, but she seems quite excited at the moment! Wish me luck :rotfl:

Need to take a wee trip to T's after as well seeing as OH finished the milk this morning and didn't bother to tell me :mad:

Right off to see what the postman has just brought today
See you all later

Enterprise_1701C

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Morning all

Hoping to take DD to the hairdressers later :eek:
She's always had a DIY job on her fringe (:money: ) but it's really just getting too long now, so going to bite the bullet and take her to get it done properly. Don't know how it'll go down, but she seems quite excited at the moment! Wish me luck :rotfl:

Need to take a wee trip to T's after as well seeing as OH finished the milk this morning and didn't bother to tell me :mad:

Right off to see what the postman has just brought today
See you all later

All I can say is good luck with your DD. My DS was absolutely petrified of hairdressers/barbers, tried everything! He had a pudding basin cut till he was about 5 and we could persuade him otherwise!

fairclaire

Morning:)

Stopped raining at last. Have a good day everyone