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Classy_Chick06

sured wrote: »

oops, my bad, sorry TM x

I have seen this phrase mentioned on here a few times now, can i ask, is it a MSE saying or is it one of them saying that depends on wherabouts in the country you are?
I am from "up norff" n I have never heard of it before

sured

Classy_Chick06 wrote: »

I have seen this phrase mentioned on here a few times now, can i ask, is it a MSE saying or is it one of them saying that depends on wherabouts in the country you are?
I am from "up norff" n I have never heard of it before

Tbh I don't really know, it's just a phrase that I use

I'm from 'up norff' too

Bailey_Bear_2

gocat wrote: »

Morning all.
Wonder if any of you have tried CSJ dog food http://www.csjk9.com/
I have a hearing dog and was recommended this feed by my dogs trainer. Have found out many hearing dog owners and trainers use this now. It is about half the price of most other dog foods. If you go on the website, you can request some free samples and they are a generous size. They ask you if you have any feeding problems e.g. dog overweight, sensitive etc and send you samples that are appropriate.

HTH

I used this for my 3. The 2 labs were happy on it, but My Newf never liked it. It was nutritionally as good as the big brands and much cheaper.

In other news, Gala has tracked via TCB but Caesar hasn't yet.

I see the missing Easter egg has been found! Is it worth a punt guys? what do you reckon?

nerfdad

Your all egg mad:D:p

Queenriderbrekke

Classy_Chick06 wrote: »

I have seen this phrase mentioned on here a few times now, can i ask, is it a MSE saying or is it one of them saying that depends on wherabouts in the country you are?
I am from "up norff" n I have never heard of it before

A quick Google reveals:

It means "my mistake" and was first heard around 1970.



"The first citation in print is C. Wielgus and A. Wolff’s, ’Back-in-your-face Guide to Pick-up Basketball’, 1986: ’My bad, an expression of contrition uttered after making a bad pass or missing an opponent.’"
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"The phrase ’My bad’ came into widespread popular use in the mid to late-1990s in the USA via the 1995 movie “Clueless”. This starred Alicia Silverstone and contains what seems to have been the first use of the phrase in the mainstream media: "Cher swerves - to avoid killing a person on a bicycle. Cher: Whoops, my bad."

simone10

Mornin' All

not been on here for a few days, but a work colleague has just lent me her womble from Sunday 3rd March so I can show you results.
No glitches, just price differences that may be of use.
Can't do screen shot cause I'm at work and all useful sites are blocked to upload to.
AvM:

Why £1.98?

7 items on your bill qualify for comparisonMorrisons+£0.56
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Sweet Chilli Sauce (150ml)£1.00N/A
1 x Uncle Ben's Chilli Con Carne Sauce Hot (500g)£1.76£1.76
1 x Galaxy Minstrels Pouch (170g)£1.00£1.04
1 x Kingsmill Love to Toast Crumpets (6)£0.75N/A
1 x McCain Ready Baked Jackets (4 per pack - 800g)£2.50£2.50
1 x Sudocrem Antiseptic Healing Cream (250g)£3.50£3.50
1 x Nivea for Men Sensitive Soothing Shaving Gel (200m...£3.00£1.50
1 x ASDA Smartprice Lard (250g)£0.39£0.39
1 x Anchor Spreadable (500g)£2.00£2.90
1 x Velvet Moist Toilet Tissue Refill (42)£1.88N/A
Comparison total (compared products only)£14.15£13.59

and
AvT

Why £1.98?

9 items on your bill qualify for comparisonTesco+£0.33
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Sweet Chilli Sauce (150ml)£1.00N/A
1 x Uncle Ben's Chilli Con Carne Sauce Hot (500g)£1.76£1.76
1 x Galaxy Minstrels Pouch (170g)£1.00£1.00
1 x Kingsmill Love to Toast Crumpets (6)£0.75£0.75
1 x McCain Ready Baked Jackets (4 per pack - 800g)£2.50£2.00
1 x Sudocrem Antiseptic Healing Cream (250g)£3.50£3.50
1 x Nivea for Men Sensitive Soothing Shaving Gel (200m...£3.00£2.90
1 x ASDA Smartprice Lard (250g)£0.39£0.39
1 x Anchor Spreadable (500g)£2.00£2.90
1 x Velvet Moist Toilet Tissue Refill (42)£1.88£1.25
Comparison total (compared products only)£16.78£16.45

artha

David. wrote: »

Right need to sort out an extension lead and some milk and no they have nothing to do with each other see you all later

See you later. I've got to go shopping too, eggs or no eggs.

LaaCaz

Classy_Chick06 wrote: »

I have seen this phrase mentioned on here a few times now, can i ask, is it a MSE saying or is it one of them saying that depends on wherabouts in the country you are?
I am from "up norff" n I have never heard of it before

We use it in the Midlands as a way to say oops sorry, my fault. But then again we use 'it's all gravy' to mean it's all good :rotfl:

elliemoo

Morning all, hope everyone is well.

Frosty here this morning, but looks quite bright.

artha

sured wrote: »

Tbh I don't really know, it's just a phrase that I use

I'm from 'up norff' too

I think you two are probably within spitting distance:rotfl: