Every last impecuniosity totally exterminated

fairclaire

on the bear list so far I have
David bearkham
David cambearon
tony b(l)ear
Wayne bearooney
bearclaire
robin van bearsie

.....it will make his day if anyone can think of any more. His bear list is a way of distracting him from missing his dad

Saversue

fairclaire wrote: »

just going to put this out there. Ive been MIA because I had to have OH admitted to hospital earlier....had a rough couple of days, not unexpected. I tried my best to keep him here but I can't keep him safe:(. hopefully he won't be gone too long

Dont want loads of sympathy......just some company please

Hope all goes well - I have been an in-patient with MH and still have lots of problems _ it's not easy being the afflicted or looking after someone you care for

As you have requested :rotfl:just sending you a little sympathy as you don't want loads

On another note I had my Cauliflower stolen tonight - no that's not a euphemism :eek:
It was on the conveyor belt in Tosco with some free tomatoes and free Diet Coke and this woman marched up ,swooped the Cauliflower and ran off with it :mad: The poor assistant was speechless for a minute but I didn't even see her. Said she had never seen anyone do that in her life. Now I know it was a £!.98 Cauli reduced to 25p but that just takes the biscuit:(

fairclaire

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Beary Manilow

John Bearriman:)

yes :j:j added to the list

artha

TrulyMadly wrote: »

TS you will be in so much trouble when he comes on later:eek:

Too true!:mad: Nearly caught up now

aau1

fairclaire wrote: »

on the bear list so far I have
David bearkham
David cambearon
tony b(l)ear
Wayne bearooney
bearclaire
robin van bearsie

.....it will make his day if anyone can think of any more. His bear list is a way of distracting him from missing his dad

That's stretching it a bit isn't it? :rotfl:

How about David B(l)earne

ETA: bearclaire? You're only famous on here :rotfl:

Chrisv

FloFlo wrote: »

Yes but this trigger is comparing just not seeing the multibuy at A on the apg. So will compare £3 to £2 if bought with the dove pro age trigger which compares too.

I'm still not getting it Flo, must be too late :rotfl:

The Dove would compare full price £2.25/£1.14 - the Gillette full price £3/£3.
The gillette 2 for £4 at T's wouldn't kick in if only buying one.

What am I missing.:(

fairclaire

Saversue wrote: »

Hope all goes well - I have been an in-patient with MH and still have lots of problems _ it's not easy being the afflicted or looking after someone you care for

As you have requested :rotfl:just sending you a little sympathy as you don't want loads

On another note I had my Cauliflower stolen tonight - no that's not a euphemism :eek:
It was on the conveyor belt in Tosco with some free tomatoes and free Diet Coke and this woman marched up ,swooped the Cauliflower and ran off with it :mad: The poor assistant was speechless for a minute but I didn't even see her. Said she had never seen anyone do that in her life. Now I know it was a £!.98 Cauli reduced to 25p but that just takes the biscuit:(

Oh my goodness sue :eek::eek: sound like you and Artha have both had some whoopsies nightmares this week how rude. I Hope you're
ok?

moneysavingexpert78

Evening

Thanks TM for the new thread:beer:Loving the header..Where Everyone Helps that's brilliant.

Late to the party I know, net dropping connection boo.

Hope everyone is keeping well and snapping up all the goodies!!

aau1

Chrisv wrote: »

I'm still not getting it Flo, must be too late :rotfl:

The Dove would compare full price £2.25/£1.14 - the Gillette full price £3/£3.
The gillette 2 for £4 at T's wouldn't kick in if only buying one.

What am I missing.:(

Nothing

I'm with you on this

davemorton

Any derick can be bearick