The ELITE Eggstra Easter thread

Classy_Chick06

emiai wrote: »

Morning all, Heres hoping for a glitchy day, especially at Sainsbees, do they ever have glitches?

yes, i have known Sainsbugs to have quiet a few, the bavaria beer being a good one, also, there was the palmolive hand wash and the original source shower gel amongst others.

nerfdad

emiai wrote: »

Morning all, Heres hoping for a glitchy day, especially at Sainsbees, do they ever have glitches?

As a rule Sainsbees glitches only last for a few hours.Always fixed the next day.I still have a few of the 1p bubble bath.;)
Few and far between glitches in sbobs.

kezbratt

good morning all....still in my PJ's as OH took kids to school Hope all ok and thinking of Rolo Polo today xx

tweets

Caught up interesting night the night crew had talking about paint and chalky white dog poops :rotfl::rotfl:

wendyak

squilliondollarbaby wrote: »

Morning all

Waltzed through security at Heathrow with my frozen lamb lol - though they didn't like the look of my dishwasher tabs and gave those a good little test on that explosives sniffer thingy :cool:

Snow on the ground and I've got to get the old car going, time for a coffee first though!

So glad you were ok, my 22" tv was fine too but the bars of soap were taken out and examined, lol.
Everything else was fine too...cheese, bacon, sausages, chicken and the little butters from Harvester were in the liquids.

squilliondollarbaby

wendyak wrote: »

So glad you were ok, my 22" tv was fine too but the bars of soap were taken out and examined, lol.
Everything else was fine too...cheese, bacon, sausages, chicken and the little butters from Harvester were in the liquids.

Nice one. Next time I'll definitely bring out more meat as it does happen to be a thing we do OK in the UK in comparison particularly cheap legs of lamb from Mr T

We had a funny old assortment of things as well - PC for one of the kids as his one is too 'laggy' (as they say) for Minecraft, loads of staples like toothpaste, soap, dishwasher tabs, sheets, PC bits like an 8-port switch, stuff to replace on my car's air intake system.

Even a few clothes :cool::rotfl::cool:

Have a nice day y'all - pop back in laters or even sooner if it's too cold outside & I need another coffee, starting work on clearing the snow in 2 ticks. Luckily got my winter tyres on.

MKS

artha wrote: »

Whilst that article is correct about Titanium Dioxide being the universal man made white pigment for food, paint, paper etc these days it unfortunately gives a completely misinformed impression about it's possible effects on health.

Journalists however never seem to let facts and the bigger picture get in the way of some scaremongering:eek:.

As an expert in the field, but with no axe to grind or anyone to defend, I would take a different view. As a food additive it is E171 and used to mask or enhance the awful natural colour of some processed foods.

It is true that after being in use for over 80 years it is being looked at, along with many other man made and natural substances as a possible carcinogen. That's as much as the article, for whatever motive, chooses to reveal. The property giving a possible link to being a carcinogen is the fact that it is a fine dust when being processed and handled in bulk and breathing in the dust is the problem, causing irritation to the respiritory tract, and not ingesting it in food. As a chemical it is extremely durable, inert and the body cannot absorb it.....on a lighter note have you ever wondered why some dog poo is white?;)

And the reason given for the cost of material hikes all the time:mad::mad::mad:

Mildred1970

Morning all :wave:

squilliondollarbaby wrote: »

Morning all

Waltzed through security at Heathrow with my frozen lamb lol - though they didn't like the look of my dishwasher tabs and gave those a good little test on that explosives sniffer thingy :cool:

Snow on the ground and I've got to get the old car going, time for a coffee first though!

OH flew out of Bristol last week with his hand luggage full of dishwasher and laundry tablets security didn't bat an eyelid, he was convinced they were going to show an interest :cool:

MKS

fairclaire wrote: »

project scientist......it does have a ring about it. And here you are now whoopsy shopping along with rest of us :rotfl:

He's trying to analyse if it tastes different because it's cheaper.:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

nerfdad

Mildred1970 wrote: »

Morning all :wave:



OH flew out of Bristol last week with his hand luggage full of dishwasher and laundry tablets security didn't bat an eyelid, he was convinced they were going to show an interest :cool:

Is this the mse !!!!! at work:o
im not taking white tabs in my luggage for anyone-20 years inside if they catch you:D