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David.

This thread is not only about saving cash

What a great bunch of people we have on here.

People who post glitches rather than keeping it to themselves,others who go out of their way to find them and the testers :T
People letting others know where the stock is etc rather than pure greed :T
The recyclers :T
The shoulder to cry on :T
The ear to bend :T
The person who gives that little nugget of info that helps someone out :T
The onesie wearer :T
The person that puts a smile on someones face :T
Charity donations :T
Etc etc etc :T

TrulyMadly

Just remembered, I saw Nahteb post today:)

Give Mam a wave from us all and tell her to start posting again:):)

pattylabelle

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Artha,

Just remembering to mention......
Love your idea of a cheese and biscuits dessert for DD's wedding.:)
I think the good thing about MSE is that you can eat like a king and still have money to spare on the luxuries in life.:)

Last month we spent a total of £55 on food. I used to spend £120 a week when both DD and DS were living at home 4 years ago:)

Cheese biscuits and grapes for dessert- eaten with a knife and fork (Allessi of course).....terrible posh:D:D

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

If this glitch lasts, I really must look more into it so I can but something else apart from cheese and pots, as curry potatos with melted cheese on top can only sustain its appeal for so long I expect.

what about Pepsi? robinsons squash? I did loads of shops tonight. 3 different Pepsis and 2 different robinsons.....only needed a few fillers. Got my quota of cheese already

zippydooda

Iamsohappy wrote: »

I love it. Have to admit I was thinking earlier who it might be doing the dancing :think:

me.



mj really

Classy_Chick06

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Artha,

Just remembering to mention......
Love your idea of a cheese and biscuits dessert for DD's wedding.:)
I think the good thing about MSE is that you can eat like a king and still have money to spare on the luxuries in life.:)

Last month we spent a total of £55 on food. I used to spend £120 a week when both DD and DS were living at home 4 years ago:)

Totally agree, and another thing i have noticed this last week or so is the lack of pots afterwards, with all the finest meals, hardly any pots

David.

artha wrote: »

Make it CN...SOT is filling up with enough out of towners:rotfl::rotfl:

Now now dad I am related to a local oh and did your plums go through cheap

pattylabelle

David. wrote: »

This thread is not only about saving cash

What a great bunch of people we have on here.

People who post glitches rather than keeping it to themselves,others who go out of their way to find them and the testers :T
People letting others know where the stock is etc rather than pure greed :T
The recyclers :T
The shoulder to cry on :T
The ear to bend :T
The person who gives that little nugget of info that helps someone out :T
The onesie wearer :T
The person that puts a smile on someones face :T
Charity donations :T
Etc etc etc :T

What about pattylabelle and her double entendres???

davemorton

K, queston time is on (in DM's head!)
Has anyone worked out how much the pepsi max works out at for a 6 pack, or are we waiting for AAU?? (as only have about 50 cans of coke left from the ambrosia glitch <who was it that used to get far too horney from drinking coke, sorry, carp with names>) And will it go with cheese??
Also, people were talking about cleaning stainless steel, vodka is really good for that (but I never got any!!)

fairclaire

pattylabelle wrote: »

What about pattylabelle and her double entendres???

hmm....trying to see where I fit in there:rotfl::rotfl: