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FunkyFeet

davemorton wrote: »

(Dont know if I should ask) Board game?

no u shouldn't ask! looking as its you, even it were not rude u would make it rude, so don't ask:p

still I cant believe you quoted me totally wrong, debs and I didn't even notice! how rude:eek:

pattylabelle

couponqueen123 wrote: »

plus o/h paid for it as i was busy helping old couple pick ice cream maker



just out of curiosity you said fan its chrismas, did you mean its winter and its to cold or ??

Is it hot where you live with icecream and fans:D

sally06

i'm off. Would love to stay longer, but got stuff to do. Will finish catch up tomorrow. Night all:)

davemorton

FunkyFeet wrote: »

no u shouldn't ask! looking as its you, even it were not rude u would make it rude, so don't ask:p

still I cant believe you quoted me totally wrong, debs and I didn't even notice! how rude:eek:

The rudness, as if I would do such a thing!

sally06 wrote: »

i'm off. Would love to stay longer, but got stuff to do. Will finish catch up tomorrow. Night all:)

Bye, be good.

kezbratt

zagubov wrote: »

There's a silver lining! On the way back spotted that unleaded was 128.9p at Croydon's Sainsbob's.

Note to non-Londoner's- that's deffo a "dear diary" moment when we see a petrol price like that!:beer::D

:eek: might need to fill up on way to JL tomorrow

artha

zagubov wrote: »

Wish I knew! I missed them all by going on the last afternoon at my branch. And the car park was getting choked with incoming traffic as I left.

They're not reducing TVs laptops or Apple products. But stuff's obviously flying off the shelves as there was almost nothing but cables left when I arrived.

And vouchers will be worthless after this so I'd go sooner rather than later anyway.:)

The stories are that it's 70% off some items. One wall had signs saying all items £1 (don't get too excited - it was cables and connectors etc.):D

Evening all,
I caught two comet shops around about the time when they went to low prices but didn't manage to get anything large/expensive at a bargain price. The more organised "white van men" and "others" seemed to have got things sewn up by turning up in organised groups to strip things out:( However while everyone was grabbing the big stuff I went for things like printer cartridges and spare batteries for my DSLR. Got Lexmark 43XL and 44XL carts for about £6 -£7 each (normally £25 -£35 each) Also in both shops they had the 42 carts at a normal price of £2.44:eek:(must have been a mistake as these are at best about £15 - £20). So with discount they were about £1:) Got enough ink to last several years:)

pattylabelle

sally06 wrote: »

i'm off. Would love to stay longer, but got stuff to do. Will finish catch up tomorrow. Night all:)

:wave:Bye thanks for the Muller idea hun.

davemorton

FunkyFeet wrote: »

now this really made me laugh :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

dave - top....of...tha...page....take that:p

:laugh: look up.

Mrs_stinkface

pattylabelle wrote: »

What ya spending money on that for when there's dtd meat to be had?:rotfl::rotfl:

My t's are on the ball unfortunately, i've only had 3 dtd. Once on the riverway sausages, once on the bbq meat and once on some mr kipling (a whole £1.40 back on that one i believe:o)

FunkyFeet wrote: »

yum!

I had a tuna salad, sushi earlier...a healthier day for me today!

Mrs S...can i ask u, have u seen any sally hansen in your local? might get my sis to go check the store for me... if im not mistaken don't u live round where i use to ages ago?

I've not looked for it in all honesty. sorry :o. Where did you use to live?? i've lived in cambs all my life.

fairclaire

rebeccalb wrote: »

My problem is I don't have enough friends or family to gift to :rotfl::rotfl:

That's my problem too! me and my Oh are both only children so no siblings or neices and nephews, both sets of parents are no longer with us either. And we have never lived anywhere long enough to make many friends.....my gift list is very short:rotfl: