The ELITE Eggstra Easter thread

purple-pixie

A few new items have been added to Quidco snap n save - Dairylea dunkers, tinned fruit cocktail, Jamaica ginger cake and flour IIRC.

PixiePieface

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Good morning everyone.


Aww, thanks cant wait to see them.



My friend has one of these and they are sooo cute.

I would love a golden retriever or labrador, but Oh thinks they are too big a dog. He would like something smaller, but we are not sure, think we may have to compromise on it.

He also would like a dog that is a low shedding one, if anyone has any ideas please let me know. Or any ideas on what sort of dog we should get.

All dogs are gorgeous and yummy, I have a yellow lab called Truly Scrumptious, cos she is!!, she's 13 now and the most docile gentle and cuddly dog. Yes she sheds, but you can get them groomed twice a year usually to help. She's just a wonderful furry friend and my kids were small when we got her.I also have 2 poodles - a toy and a minature - who don't shed at all, are hypo allergenic and are just as yummy but so funny too - especially the little one - things they do give me the giggles all the time. They need trips to the groomers every few months, that's the only other cost really.

Call_of_Trouty

Raven wrote: »

CoT, i've been getting the Gallo White Grenache - its a rose wine that swmbo likes.



Raven

Thanks, just seen a couple that should compare nicely

bargainqueen8

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Good morning everyone.


Aww, thanks cant wait to see them.



My friend has one of these and they are sooo cute.

I would love a golden retriever or labrador, but Oh thinks they are too big a dog. He would like something smaller, but we are not sure, think we may have to compromise on it.

He also would like a dog that is a low shedding one, if anyone has any ideas please let me know. Or any ideas on what sort of dog we should get.

as you can see i have a cocker spaniel,previously we`ve had springers who are fantastic dogs such characters and affectionate but they do have boundless energy and never tire.cockers are great would recomend one to anyone all the traits of a springer without the complete madness,lol.monty goes to get clipped every couple of months so that keeps the shedding to a minimum.neighbours have a cockerpoo also v.cute and supposed to be good allergies/shedding wise.:)

JulieElizabeth

Raven wrote: »

Patty . . .


Real Food mags in K'naG.

Thanks, ain't seen any yet, so a wee trip on the bus may be in order

Smart1e

purple-pixie wrote: »

A few new items have been added to Quidco snap n save - Dairylea dunkers, tinned fruit cocktail, Jamaica ginger cake and flour IIRC.

:beer:

Check below the items - OFFER NOT AVAILABLE INSTORE!:eek:

So don't go buying them people they are for online purchases only it seems! And no good for wombling either

And only from selected retailers, A,T,S, W and Ocado.Not Morrisons!

Sneaky...

Sarahdol75

pk04 wrote: »

When I was little we had a smooth haired jack russell terrier as my dad is allergic and apparently they don't shed much .... no-one ever told our dog that though she used to shed loads :rotfl:

my grandad had one of these, and it used to shed loads too :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

PixiePieface wrote: »

All dogs are gorgeous and yummy, I have a yellow lab called Truly Scrumptious, cos she is!!, she's 13 now and the most docile gentle and cuddly dog. Yes she sheds, but you can get them groomed twice a year usually to help. She's just a wonderful furry friend and my kids were small when we got her.I also have 2 poodles - a toy and a minature - who don't shed at all, are hypo allergenic and are just as yummy but so funny too - especially the little one - things they do give me the giggles all the time. They need trips to the groomers every few months, that's the only other cost really.

What a gorgeous name for a doggy, my friend has just had a toy poodle, and it is like a little teddy bear, so cute.

bargainqueen8 wrote: »

as you can see i have a cocker spaniel,previously we`ve had springers who are fantastic dogs such characters and affectionate but they do have boundless energy and never tire.cockers are great would recomend one to anyone all the traits of a springer without the complete madness,lol.monty goes to get clipped every couple of months so that keeps the shedding to a minimum.neighbours have a cockerpoo also v.cute and supposed to be good allergies/shedding wise.:)

Have been told cocker spaniels are not as energetic as springers, and cockerpoo are lovely aswell, we have a lot to think about and look at.

What would be best a !!!!! or a dog, have been told by friends that !!!!!es are more loyal and easier to walk off the lead, have any of you found this the case aswell, opinions welcome.

purple-pixie

Smart1e wrote: »

:beer:

Check below the items - OFFER NOT AVAILABLE INSTORE!:eek:

So don't go buying them people they are for online purchases only it seems! And no good for wombling either

And only from selected retailers, A,T,S, W and Ocado.Not Morrisons!

Sneaky...

Ooops - hadn't noticed that!

emerald21

Hi I ve just tried to get my maltesers bunny s from Tesco and surprise surprise they didn t have any. So when I explained about replacing it with something else they didn t believe me , pests. Can anyone tell me where to go to print the page that says this or how I can find them on Facebook please.

Smart1e

purple-pixie wrote: »

Ooops - hadn't noticed that!

Nor did I at first glance lol!:D