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pattylabelle

Mimi apologies for my confusion earlier- I did know that you were a boy and then I forgot and considered you a girlie.....i'll tell you why. You use lovely, flowery, effusive language and usually boys can't do that:D Would love to hear the results of your £5 off...assume you doing ss tills.:)

tyroleandancer

fuzzgun19 wrote: »

This is Sam, a patterdale terrier, he's 6 weeks old.
I need a glitch on puppy training pads! lol

What a cutie he is a beaut

sally06

rose28454 wrote: »

I am still here. i see Sandra Scarlett was about on the Boots Sale threads this week aswell. Now what was the name of the main troublemaker, was it Broclo?
I am still using the Model Me Hair products we got for a few pence. I must have had them at least 3 years. I have a bookcase in my bedroom whixh has loads of Boots products from those days. Sorry you had such a bad time at the sale. There were a few people with lots of stuff but they were buying for next Xmas not to sell as they told me and they had a variety. There was still loads left when I left at 9.15 after a 8.00 start

I haven't seen sandra scarlett on MSE for ages. I really liked her. Her poems and stories were fab too

Right, i'm really off now. Night. x

pattylabelle

FloFlo wrote: »

Bought coke zero, batteries and others bit either n/a or small return, worried now my APG may be a little over £15:eek: but never mind.

Hope the glitches last.

You waiting up for results :A?

moneysavingexpert78

Puppies:j

3pound off 13spend voucher at poundland in todays sun, taken from hukd.

PixiePieface

dipdap wrote: »

Evening all.
Just a quick post from me before I nip off to bed (loads to back read!)
I'm so sorry for sounding such a flake earlier, I feel much better after my 'chat' this afternoon (told her all about you guys and this forum ) I think I was just having one of them days, feel a heck of a lot better now
Managed to grab some kit kats (was naughty and dragged some down off the top shelves!) and some whoopsied jaffa cakes so been snacking out this evening.
I'm so glad I'm in such good company, huge hugs to those that need them (I know there's people in difficult situations here and I just want to give you all big smooshy hugs)
Oh and those Dogs are sooooo cute!

Great you are feeling better dibdab, it does you good to share your thoughts and know you're not on your own.....

Off to bbyes now myself, 3 dogs, 3 cats all snuggled up, warm and cosy, Pixie (my avatar) will be asleep on my head shortly, awww. Just been thinking about all the homeless furries trying to keep warm tonight, god bless em. Still, Ted our rescue cat was in that position last year and to look at him now all cosy....so glad he chose our house

Smart1e

2 x Heineken 4 x 330mls - compare at £5.11 each - multibuy on womble of 2 for £8 - glitching!

:j:j:j

I know it's late in the day sorry, the best comparison would be T's at £4.50.

artypaws

madmuppet5 wrote: »

1) Have a soak in the bath in the morning (it'll warm your bones through)
2) Chuck loads of talc on yourself afterwards. It will not only feel nice but will act as your first layer of insulation.
3) Clothe yourself in many thin layers (i.e. vest, t-shirt, hoody :eek:)
4) Wear tracky bottoms under your jeans/ trousers.
5) Make sure you are always wearing headwear as this is where the majority of the heat escapes from your body.
6) Whenever indoors at a shop discard your coat. This gives your body time to adjust to it's natural temperature.
7) When in bed Lots of thin layers of sheets and blankets/ quilts are best. This will trap the air making you feel snug and warm.
8) If you are only heating one room don't have that heat on constant. You'll get too hot and you may dehydrate. Drink plenty of fluids
9) Wear a night cap and some jimjams or something when in bed
10) I love you all loads. Please take care :A

Thanks - great advice

artha wrote: »

Sorry:o Wouldn't care but I didn't get up till about 11 this morning. DW isn't very impressed with me either as she woke me when she left at 7 so I could put the bins out. oops. Might have to have a run up the 66 where someone we know has plenty of bin bags that need filling up;)

Artha last I saw there was a virtually empty space - hopefully they restock overnight

fuzzgun19 wrote: »

This is Sam, a patterdale terrier, he's 6 weeks old.
I need a glitch on puppy training pads! lol

Ahh my heart just melted - so so cute and adorable

pk04

Due to the ASDA Price Guarantee, you're entitled to a voucher of £5.58

2 x Weetabix Chocolate (24 per pack -540g) £5.16 £4.00
2 x Herbal Essences Beautiful Ends Split End Protectio... £6.52 £4.00
1 x Colgate Toothbrush Extra Clean (3) £2.00 £1.00

Comparison total (compared products only) £13.68 £9.00

Hth the shampoo was on 2 for £4 so paid 1.08 for 2

Edit forgot to say it was a v t

mimi1234

pattylabelle wrote: »

Mimi apologies for my confusion earlier- I did know that you were a boy and then I forgot and considered you a girlie.....i'll tell you why. You use lovely, flowery, effusive language and usually boys can't do that:D Would love to hear the results of your £5 off...assume you doing ss tills.:)

Hahaha. I am just a bit OTT on the internet. Mimi is my alter ego. I'm shy and retiring in real life. Honest.

NO ss in the store I am going to, but I am sure I can tell the SA how smashing she looks and how hot her hairdo is (even if she does look rough as hell) to see if it works.