The Extra Lovely (un)intelligible Totally Elitist thread

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

I don't personally have a muller obsession, but someone in my house has! I bought 10 yesterday and there's 2 left:eek: I haven't had one and Oh doesn't like them.....kids all say they have had 1:rotfl::rotfl:

but then when anything disappears in large numbers, my kids have always just had one:rotfl::rotfl:

I have not even done the muller glitch this time, yet :eek:

David.

frequent wrote: »

Refuse to take anyone not 11+ minded shopping with me.

Am watching Silence of the lambs

Wind down before bed :eek:

Savvybuyer

M cheaper on the Fab. Bakin' Boys Lemon or Choccy Cupcakes (6) - 74p (NA A & T and 3 for 2 in S works out more expensive) Might help a £35 shop somewhere.

fairclaire

David. wrote: »

I have not even done the muller glitch this time, yet :eek:

well seeing as I was in As I just had to. First time Ive been for a week or so and first time in recent memory I didn't have an APG to spend :eek:

David.

When is the fishing trip you are soooooooo looking forward to fc :rotfl::rotfl:

David.

How did your modelling go "the eyes have it"

nuttybabe

wendyak wrote: »

Evening Eliters, I must confess I have muller obsession and I have only just got my first batch.
We were in the store and I had carefully counted the ones I wanted and how many were doubles etc when OH started to move them.
I flipped and growled "put them down" and he got in as huff and walked away.
Later at the checkout a similar thing happened and I couldn't help myself, he mustn't mess with my shop, he has his own.
Please help me, three hours haven't even passed yet!!
Is there some sort of medication and do others get like this??

I am the same, have to count is out several times. Nice change from counting 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3

hubby will not come glitch shopping with me, he says its boring and confusing. :rotfl: kids love it, they get their own basket and get to put it through ss tills themselves and dd is pretty good at wombling. boys having a go tomorrow :rotfl::rotfl:

i find those 3 hours the longest!! :rotfl: but getting wombles to put in inbetween helps

fairclaire

David. wrote: »

When is the fishing trip you are soooooooo looking forward to fc :rotfl::rotfl:

Dont!:rotfl::rotfl:

Next week, weather and tides permitting. He knew I was bored the other day, but still thinks he can get me interested so much so we are expecting my very own rod any day now:o:eek:

I will give it a go....but that weather the other day was :eek::eek:....that's why there wasn't another soul anywhere to be seen. I can stay on the beach all day if it calm. Oh well I got myself into this:rotfl::rotfl:

Im working on the golf idea fir better weather:D

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

Dont!:rotfl::rotfl:

Next week, weather and tides permitting. He knew I was bored the other day, but still thinks he can get me interested so much so we are expecting my very own rod any day now:eek:

I will give it a go....but that weather the other day was :eek::eek:....that's why there wasn't another soul anywhere to be seen. I can stay on the beach all day if it calm. Oh well I got myself into this:rotfl::rotfl:

Im working on the golf idea fir better weather:D

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::A
True Love
forget the golf

artha

David. wrote: »

Any fish tonight artha ?

No fish I'm afraid but a bit of chicken. Did get the usual fruit and flowers though but didn't take much as I'm well stocked for these for a week or two. Mrs A will have delighted work colleagues/students again tomorrow when they share some Mr Kiplings Rum and Raisin chocolate covered slices and a large Sponge Bob Square Pants party cake (£1 down from £10) :rotfl::rotfl: Expensive night tonight though as I spent £2.59:eek:

Although there's never a great deal there after 50% I did have the run of the meat reductions where I got the chicken but, not having any freezer space, I had to pass on some very tempting pork and beef.

Reductions on the meat, although good, weren't as good as usual. One of the other "friendly" regulars said the SAs had been instructed to only go to 75%-80% reductions...didn't realise that the department managers had that freedom but perhaps explains why some don't see the big reductions?

We had a lot of problems last night with the well organised "grab whatever you can and don't take any prisoners brigade" and rumour has it that not going to normal reductions was to deter that type.