The Extra Lovely (un)intelligible Totally Elitist thread

Mumto2monkeys

Afternoon everyone one. Still not found a copy of the March Marie Claire mag with samples on it, found the large mag in loads of shops but nothing with it!! Shame really I'm making up a hamper for my sisters birthday and thought they would be a great little treat. Maybe it's not nationwide.

I was "trouted" as you put it with my apg of £3:80 for my mullers, sales assistant didn't believe it was correct on a £4 spend and called for supervisor who read every detail on the receipt and then mumbled "it must be right, don't know how though!! " we know don't we:)

Dh keeps threatening to cancel my phone contract cos I'm always reading this thread, like I told him if it saves us pennies then it's worth every second thanks everyone. :T

On the subject of sayings my Grandad bless him always said "eee thar a warm en.." in his broad Yorkshire accent, Meaning a cheeky monkey.
Hoping for some sunshine next week as Dd off school for 1/2 term..

izzy65

Another saying we had was could start a fight in an empty box, applies to some visitors on here thankfully not today though:)

fuzzgun19

Classy_Chick06 wrote: »

Right guys, the receipt shows 3 cereals bought
barcodes
000002767857L £1.68
505244977012L £1.58
000002114859L £1.58 (choc squares)

Its the middle one! the APG tells me the second one is choco snaps, although the receipt just says cereal, but i have checked with msm and choc snaps are £1.68.
just checked on msm and there is only 2 others for that price in the offer which are honey hoops and golden balls.

I had a look at the barcodes on these two today, but they don't match.

The Golden Balls are S 21148620 B.
Honey Hoops are S 21091131 B.

David.

artha wrote: »

We don't have 4G yet. Tyneside to the north, Leeds area to the south and Darlinton to the West are the closest at the moment. Don't know why a small place like Darlo has it before the large Teesside conurbation in our area.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:I didnt know we had it but I can see why.
Virtually a city here

logie

Afternoon all :wave:

Have managed a little rest and a catch up this afternoon thanks to some lovely friends :A

Had a delivery of my own special 'meals on wheels' yesterday
Seems like many of my colleagues have put their heads together because they wanted to help out and know I've been struggling a bit with being so tired and looking after the boys. 4 of them had each cooked a meal to go in the freezer (thank goodness I've been using up my freezer stash a bit over the past few weeks :rotfl:) so I've been able to relax during afternoon nap time without worrying about cooking an evening meal.

To top it all, I posted a general thank you message on FB only for several more to reply that their contributions will be delivered next week! Will save me so much time and energy Don't think i'll be needing to do a 'big shop' either

David.

artha wrote: »

yourself, david and fuzzgun being fine examples i suppose?:rotfl:

:T:T:T:T:T 10 out of 10 or 3 out of 3 in this case

Tazoo

logie wrote: »

Afternoon all :wave:

Have managed a little rest and a catch up this afternoon thanks to some lovely friends :A

Had a delivery of my own special 'meals on wheels' yesterday
Seems like many of my colleagues have put their heads together because they wanted to help out and know I've been struggling a bit with being so tired and looking after the boys. 4 of them had each cooked a meal to go in the freezer (thank goodness I've been using up my freezer stash a bit over the past few weeks :rotfl:) so I've been able to relax during afternoon nap time without worrying about cooking an evening meal.

To top it all, I posted a general thank you message on FB only for several more to reply that their contributions will be delivered next week! Will save me so much time and energy Don't think i'll be needing to do a 'big shop' either

Glad to hear you are managing to get a rest. The meals is a great thing for your friends / work colleagues to be doing. I remember when we had our sons our church organised a rota and people cooked meals for us for the first 2 weeks that we were home. It was a real life saver.

fairclaire

logie wrote: »

Afternoon all :wave:

Have managed a little rest and a catch up this afternoon thanks to some lovely friends :A

Had a delivery of my own special 'meals on wheels' yesterday
Seems like many of my colleagues have put their heads together because they wanted to help out and know I've been struggling a bit with being so tired and looking after the boys. 4 of them had each cooked a meal to go in the freezer (thank goodness I've been using up my freezer stash a bit over the past few weeks :rotfl:) so I've been able to relax during afternoon nap time without worrying about cooking an evening meal.

To top it all, I posted a general thank you message on FB only for several more to reply that their contributions will be delivered next week! Will save me so much time and energy Don't think i'll be needing to do a 'big shop' either

What a lovely thing for your friends to do :A

sally06

fairclaire wrote: »

We had a glory hole.....cupboard under the stairs where all the junk went :rotfl:

pmsl :rotfl: i'm still catching up

perkypam123

locarr wrote: »

Mullers working, S& G working and....

3 for 2 on cleaning and Vitamins at Waity's!;)

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/#/shelves/Vitamins_And_Supplements_in_Waitrose.html

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/#/waitrose/bundle/625060_175738.html

is this a signal from the ye gods!!!:cool:

hello locca what cleaning things did you get pls