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Call_of_Trouty

LaaCaz wrote: »

CoT you've done my head in with the photon question! It's like reading Brian Cox's books again but without the lovely photos of the man to look at!

This is what I watched and got the question from

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrJx7kGits4

ExTesco

pk04 wrote: »

Apparently these are 330ml cans as well which makes it roughly equivalent to 75p for 2l :T (as long as my maths are correct!) and easier to stack :rotfl:

Your maths are correct. 4x330=1320ml
50/1320=0.0378788p per ml
So 1 litre =37.8788p
And 2 litres =75.757576p

tessietwo

not sure if been mentioned - just popped on
Daily Mail hol site is open for bookings
codes on link in grabbit
noticed 12/4 for Butlins Bognor was available ten mins ago if anyone is interested (£10 per person) + will be park charges, but still good saving.

Call_of_Trouty

My son just came home from his first driving lesson and was given a card to get insurance for any car, worth a look if your ds or dd is learning to drive. No risk on your no claims either.

http://www.collingwoodlearners.co.uk/

henrik777

princessmelody2009 wrote: »

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/#/Shopping/FindProducts.aspx?Query=bold liquitabs

A good one for A v S

Am currently looking for T v S and not having much luck

Goodfellas pizza

Magners cider

Ben & Jerrys

Hellmans mayo

Filippo Berio Mild & Light Olive Oil (1L)

Kellogs just right

Kellogs frosties 500g

Cheerios 600g

McVitie's Digestives - Dark Chocolate (400g)

McVitie's Digestives - Milk Chocolate (400g)

Check the others on this page http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/#/shelves/Savvy_Buys_in_Sainsburys.html?Page=2&_foo=oo

Mrs_Jagger

lutzi1 wrote: »

Hi all!

Starting a new phase of my life today. DH has officially started his new job today and will be away most weeks, so I need to get into a new routine myself and get used to it again, and find a few more things to occupy my time. (Don't want to get used to him getting up at 4.30am again, to head for the airport though! :eek:) I'll have to get more active on the late night whoopsie shopping front, and try to enjoy my new freedom.

Sending positive thoughts to all who are grieving, poorly or facing difficult challenges, things will get better eventually but I know it's tough. Hope you all have the best day you can have, whatever you are doing today.

Congratulations to your OH. I'm sure you'll find plenty to do! I bet you'll look forward to him coming home too. All the best.

Sarahdol75

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

Did anyone order from the links I posted earlier ?

The prices have gone up by between 5 and 10 times the prices were earlier :eek::eek:

I ordered a couple, thankyou, but have noticed that the prices have gone up and down again. We hope they honour.

Thankyou for the Xbox games, havn't really seen our DS since xmas, he been locked(not literally) in his room on it ever since lol

French_Knickers

artha wrote: »

I'm on 40 posts/page so would have to work hard to do it. However if I set it to 5 posts/page I've done it several times. We need some rules:

40 posts/page = Golden DM
30 posts/page = Silver DM
20 posts/page = Bronze DM
10 posts/page = Amateur DM
5 posts/page = Your avin a larf DM!

I'm presuming DM talks to himself of a night more than I do! :rotfl:

Deb_S_2

MARKZ123 wrote: »

well im back from gp ive not learnt anything new, she's referred me to the nuerologist for ct/mri they said it will be very quick hopefully 2 weeks max...
why is it when you leave the surgery that you think of more questions..

the gp was quite interested in my tounge anyway because its not normal. IVE got a geographical tounge...

if the scans shows its a 1 off fit does that still mean i cant drive or do i still have to wait a year...

going to the library in a minute to get a book then try and search the internet for answers.....(without trying to read to much into it)

so many questions and no answers.

Hi all
First day back at work Boo!

Mark, sorry to hear about your problems.

I find it best to write down the questions so that when you get to the appointments you don't forget anything. The neurologist will be quite used to people doing this. (and is probably in a better place to answer your questions than your gp).

There are a number of sites on the 'net that can help with the questions. Just type something like - what should I ask my neurologist about epilepsy. It is a good place to start. Always avoid self diagnosing on the internet, people are unique and conditions vary.

The neurologist is also likely to be able to give you good information about the driving aspect.

Chin up, you will soon be at your next appointment getting some answers

Jude246

Morning all .. Just a quick post as I'm popping to the hospital to see a friend, but if this has already been posted apologies for the double act .. Sainsbob have reduced all their seasonal Xmas aisle by 90% ... Loads left in Farnham .. Well worth a trip xxx