The Extra Lovely (un)intelligible Totally Elitist thread

fairclaire

pattylabelle wrote: »

Can you believe the price of car tyres:eek::eek:

Patty I have been looking at these this morning too. Our big car has a puncture. Im looking at around £150:(:(:( for 1. I hate spending money on it because it's just a work horse really, used for humping big stuff home from b&q and stuff like that. and it's just had a new battery at Christmas

nikkilala_2

Just nipped on really quickly as still nursing a really poorly Alfie:(The vet says hes the luckiest dog ever as they think his tumour hasnt spread:TBut the spleen and tumour were as big as a foootball:eek::eek:so thats the reason they couldnt do the teeth.The op was more complicated than they thought. Hes not a happy buuny and looks anorexic now the tumour and spleen is out and has loads of stitches:(But we've given him a fighting chance so fingers crossed. No chance to catch up but big hugs to everyone who needs one xxx

wirehair

nikkilala wrote: »

Just nipped on really quickly as still nursing a really poorly Alfie:(The vet says hes the luckiest dog ever as they think his tumour hasnt spread:TBut the spleen and tumour were as big as a foootball:eek::eek:so thats the reason they couldnt do the teeth.The op was more complicated than they thought. Hes not a happy buuny and looks anorexic now the tumour and spleen is out and has loads of stitches:(But we've given him a fighting chance so fingers crossed. No chance to catch up but big hugs to everyone who needs one xxx

Poor Alfie ,please give him a big hug from me

zippydooda

i searched hula 1st to see if already posted, so here goes.
HULA HOOPS b.c. ending 82973
7 pack are 3 for £3.50, if you can find the 14 packs with 100% free on them they scan at the same price. so 42 packs for £3.50 = 8p each. i got it from hukd but proved it today in an extra.
ps. thank op if you can http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/hula-hoops-7-pack-with-100-free-14-packets-for-1-67-each-3-for-3-50-tesco-1468200

rhosynbach

nikkilala wrote: »

Just nipped on really quickly as still nursing a really poorly Alfie:(The vet says hes the luckiest dog ever as they think his tumour hasnt spread:TBut the spleen and tumour were as big as a foootball:eek::eek:so thats the reason they couldnt do the teeth.The op was more complicated than they thought. Hes not a happy buuny and looks anorexic now the tumour and spleen is out and has loads of stitches:(But we've given him a fighting chance so fingers crossed. No chance to catch up but big hugs to everyone who needs one xxx

hugs for alfie and fingers crossed for his continuing recovery xx

fairclaire

Snap-ant wrote: »

Called into work yesterday for Meeting with the Interim Company taking over
We all have jobs on certain conditions - they want us to work 6 hour shifts with no breaks So lunch hours are covered.
We have been working all day with a lunch hour & 2 tea breaks so this didn't go well.
But if we want our jobs ...
We never had contracts with original jobs but we have to produce one to get taken on
So very very fed up :o

Thats very sneaky of them with the breaks. Anything over 6 hours is when you're entitled to a break. Sorry things aren't working out a bit better with your job

fuzzgun19

dreamerbea wrote: »

Info for locals to me - got trouted in main A tonight, wouldn't accept an apg as the receipt was from BA store and they thought it was too large for the amount spent (sally). I walked away and left shopping bagged in the trolley. Rang CS and complained as nowhere in terms does it state that it has to be used in store where items are purchased, they contacted store so the manager is supposedly gonna ring me tomorrow - will let you know what happens :eek:

dreamerbea wrote: »

This was under £10 I did try and chat to find out what she considered large but she just clammed up

Let us know how you get on please

What a day hope today is much better for you

Went to that A this morning, and had no problems at all using an SPG for £8.50.
I couldn't see the SA you mentioned with long dark hair, but the usual older SA's were on, and I went to SS where I was 'seen to' by a young geeky looking lad with specks. He just scribbled on the receipt and gave it back.
Hope your call with the manager goes well (if he does call you!).

Also managed a huge womble from a baby trolley for £112 with a few multi's on so will post the results when available later.

Call_of_Trouty

zippydooda wrote: »

i searched hula 1st to see if already posted, so here goes.
HULA HOOPS b.c. ending 82973
7 pack are 3 for £3.50, if you can find the 14 packs with 100% free on them they scan at the same price. so 42 packs for £3.50 = 8p each. i got it from hukd but proved it today in an extra.

I got 84 packs last night

pattylabelle

fairclaire wrote: »

Patty I have been looking at these this morning too. Our big car has a puncture. Im looking at around £150:(:(:( for 1. I hate spending money on it because it's just a work horse really, used for humping big stuff home from b&q and stuff like that. and it's just had a new battery at Christmas

I have been quoted from £240(cheap tyres) to £400(expensive tyres). I am in shock but have to do something- MOT friday!!!!

elsie1969

nikkilala wrote: »

Just nipped on really quickly as still nursing a really poorly Alfie:(The vet says hes the luckiest dog ever as they think his tumour hasnt spread:TBut the spleen and tumour were as big as a foootball:eek::eek:so thats the reason they couldnt do the teeth.The op was more complicated than they thought. Hes not a happy buuny and looks anorexic now the tumour and spleen is out and has loads of stitches:(But we've given him a fighting chance so fingers crossed. No chance to catch up but big hugs to everyone who needs one xxx

Huggs to Alfie..... Really hope he's better soon. I can see he's in the best place to get the best care. xxx