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QPR10

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

OMG - memories!! I used to love that show!

Here you go

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9mY8NMQtGA

zagubov

QPR10 wrote: »

Not forgetting "I Dream Of Jeannie" I miss Granada Plus which used to show all the old 60's & 70's programmes

It used to remind me of another series called "Bewitched". Mind you there were lots of copycat series back then like "The Addams Family" and "The Munsters".

Ah well. I've noticed that since my DD left to go to uni, our laundry's shrunk by about 40%.:rotfl:

unholybullet

TvA PP shop results from yesterday. Worked exactly how I expected but went over £10 so will have to be careful next time. Not bad as I only paid £8.87 in the first place for a £20.87 shop :-)


Tesco comparable basket £20.37 £20.37 £20.27
Competitor comparable basket £9.70 £15.52 £19.71
Difference £10.67 £4.85 £0.56
Asda was cheaper Sainsbury's was cheaper Morrisons was cheaper
1 x TESCO EDAY VALUESAGE & ONION STUFFING 85G 0.15 0.19 0.15 0.15
1 x BARRATTS FLUMPS CABLE 0.10 0.10 0.10 N/A
1 x TESCO EDAY VALUECKN FLAVOUR INS NOODLES 65G 0.11 0.11 0.11 0.11
1 x BARRATTS DIP DABS 23G 0.36 0.30 0.30 0.39
1 x HAAGEN-DAZS STRAWBERRY CHEESECAKE 500ML 4.45 2.00 2.22 4.50
2 x SIMPLE KIND TO SKIN REPLEN. MOIST. 125ML 7.60 4.00 7.60 7.00
4 x NIVEA SHOWER CASHMERE MOMENTS250ML 7.60 3.00 5.04 7.56
1 x CADBURY CHOMP 23.5G 0.20 N/A N/A N/A
1 x CADBURY FREDDO 18G 0.20 N/A N/A N/A
1 x HARIBO KIDDIES SUPERMIXPM 10P 0.10 N/A N/A N/A

HTH

locarr

Raven wrote: »

Now thats one heck of a tune :money: Right up there with Teenage Kicks :T

I have this on 7" vinyl:D

NotMyRealUsername wrote: »

Well this one sold for £235!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Iphone-4s-Box-99p-Start-Bargain-No-Reserve-/221157531903?_trksid=p2047675.l2557&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&nma=true&si=TTQkqtFKYvKMhRt3MWVFFNUN4Zk%3D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc

I got one of these too!:cool:

tallulajo

MrsBartolozzi wrote: »

I would think CDs would be fine. I bought DVDs last time as part of my £40 spend and can't see why CDs would be different.

I bought a wii game just dance with my £5 off. Hth

tescobabe69

QPR10 wrote: »

The boys with the hair have covered Teenage Kicks

Well thats ruined my day, John Peel will be spinning.

fairclaire

Good Morning

Hope everyone is well, especially bubbs and anyone else affected by the flooding:(

Busy weekend here. Finally had to go shopping yesterday as we were so low on real food:eek: I also did a whole weeks housework in one afternoon:eek: So the house is clean and we have food in and off to the beach with kids and dogs after lunch. It's really cold but sunny as well.

Hope everyone else is having a good sunday:)

Iamsohappy

fairclaire wrote: »

Good Morning

Hope everyone is well, especially bubbs and anyone else affected by the flooding:(

Busy weekend here. Finally had to go shopping yesterday as we were so low on real food:eek: I also did a whole weeks housework in one afternoon:eek: So the house is clean and we have food in and off to the beach with kids and dogs after lunch. It's really cold but sunny as well.

Hope everyone else is having a good sunday:)

Hi fairclaire :wave:

Hope you have a lovely time at the beach

fairclaire

Oh I knew there was something else I meant to share. An example of how our savvy ways rub off on our kids......

My youngest returned from school on Friday absolutely disgusted that his favourite school dinner pudding was ruined because he found a hair in it:eek: I asked him what he did and he told me that he took it back to the kitchen to complain and one of the dinner ladies offered him another one. He told her no thanks, I'm put off eating it now....I'll just have a refund instead:eek::rotfl::rotfl: He was most upset that the ladies in the kitchen just laughed at him. Could have been worse, he could have asked for DTD:rotfl::rotfl:

He's still ranting about it today. He's been on the web and informed me this morning that the pudding wasn't 'fit for purpose' and he's entitled to a partial refund:rotfl::rotfl:....it's had us laughing all weekend.

rolo-polo1965

fairclaire wrote: »

Oh I knew there was something else I meant to share. An example of how our savvy ways rub off on our kids......

My youngest returned from school on Friday absolutely disgusted that his favourite school dinner pudding was ruined because he found a hair in it:eek: I asked him what he did and he told me that he took it back to the kitchen to complain and one of the dinner ladies offered him another one. He told her no thanks, I'm put off eating it now....I'll just have a refund instead:eek::rotfl::rotfl: He was most upset that the ladies in the kitchen just laughed at him. Could have been worse, he could have asked for DTD:rotfl::rotfl:

He's still ranting about it today. He's been on the web and informed me this morning that the pudding wasn't 'fit for purpose' and he's entitled to a partial refund:rotfl::rotfl:....it's had us laughing all weekend.

Well done to your son. How old is he?