Everyone Looking Into Trolley Excitement

cattysmum

Evening, late I know but thouhht i would share my dtd from today with you all. I found a sel on Hardys crest rose wine 10.99 each or two for a tenner. Bought 6 charged £49+ with only 25% coming off but no multibuy deducted, customer svcs gave £53+ dtd so got paid £4+ to take away. Sorry dont post too often as I never find any glitches but thought this was worth sharing. Ps yellow sel and the offer ended 23rd April so its out there peeps go get it .

aau1

fairclaire wrote: »

now you might be shocked by this:eek:....I voiced my opinion.....an honest opinion:eek:......I just did it somewhere I shouldn't have according to the rules :cool:

Yup, i've heard that'll do it

What were you thinking :eek:

:rotfl:

fairclaire

vanilla_twist wrote: »

No he is not married. Funnily enough we started talking on dating site, moved to text then one day I got text from him saying he had heart attack and had been moved to hospital near me. I took him in a phone charger and thats how we met.

Lovely guy but we are just not eachothers type. We do go for great days out sometimes but due to his heart attack he has to sleep immediately after eating. Apparently heart puts you to sleep so it can manage to digest food. So we no longer go for meals out but he is a great shopping buddy.
Talking about going away together next month if weather continues as it is.
I do him favours sometimes when he needs to do a long journey he borrows my prius as cheaper to run than his jag.
In fact all my close friends are men, strange but on a friend only basis they are
happy enought to understand my health problems and see past them to the person I am. Just guys I date that can't do that:rotfl:

Sure we will come to an arrangement beneficial to us both:cool:
V x

Aw V what a lovely story :A sounds like you've found a true friend there

The ones that can see past your health problems are the keepers. Yor last statement there made me think of friends with benefits sorry:o

davemorton

aau1 wrote: »

Yup, i've heard that'll do it

What were you thinking :eek:

:rotfl:

I agree, a lady, with an opinion, how rude!!:eek:

Tinyshoes

fairclaire wrote: »

oh I like a big glass....and have it just under half full. No idea why

p.s Ive reached capacity

Snap! So do I.

artha

aau1 wrote: »

I wiuldnt read too much into criteria

i think one sed to be contributing on MSE but a lot of them now talk about how they don't bother with it anymore.

I noticed that. Shame really but each to their own I guess:cool: I do miss some of the former regular contributors but a new crop is always coming along to keep things fresh and give new direction/viewpoints/life experiences but most of all for me a sense of humour:)

bargainhuntergill

Night all...time to turn it, even though ds2is in there already...not well so dont mind but god dont 2yr olds roam in the night!!

Have fun night shift..keep it clean

fairclaire

aau1 wrote: »

Yup, i've heard that'll do it

What were you thinking :eek:

:rotfl:

thinking isn't the problem. Speaking those thoughts is:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: something that comes naturally to me

As I have said already today. My real life to worry about list is long. FB doesn't even make the list

davemorton

Well, ebay pratt who was meant to come up tomorrow still has not been in contact. Hope he does not think the sale of his 8k car is going to go smoothly

vanilla_twist

fairclaire wrote: »

Aw V what a lovely story :A sounds like you've found a true friend there

The ones that can see past your health problems are the keepers. Yor last statement there made me think of friends with benefits sorry:o

Ha ha those friends are the ones that take me for a posh dinner first. Opps that sounds so wrong but have a friend I see evry 3 months and its a new dress occasion as we have a great night out then a sleep over ( read that anyway you like:rotfl:)
V x