Every last impecuniosity totally exterminated

Tinyshoes

David. wrote: »

I have artha fighting my corner and Barbara numbers when she is there :T:T:D

No good being in the corner, in the middle is where you need to be.

Savvybuyer

David. wrote: »

shocked I had you down from day one as



do you remember ,daft question :T

You wouldn't realise how much that picture bears an uncanny resemblance to me!!:rotfl::rotfl:

Right - I'm going for broke... not bothered now anymore as it's mostly from wombles anyway. I'll try those risk items and see...

Wish me very very good luck!:):)

Auntycaz

Do we have a word for someone who is the opposite of a trout because I've just met one in my A's.
I had a £9 APG from the gillette razor glitch so I looked for someone friendly (not that easy in my store). Put my shopping through gave her my APG and her jaw dropped open. I waited for the scowl, but instead she gave me a beaming smile, told me how lucky I was and how pleased she was for me and said she always checks hers. Hope I see her again.

lutzi1

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Scanned £4 in mine. Maybe I should have ventured out last night.

Probably for the best have been out shopping for an outfit to see my mum off. Not happy with what size trousers I had to buy. :eek:

TS, your post stirred a memory in me. When it was my dear mum's funeral three years ago, we stayed in a hotel the night before and I realised on the morning of the funeral I'd forgotten to take my black coat.

We dashed down to the local Asda and an assistant was SO helpful, searching in the back for the (very nice) jacket I wanted in my size, once I'd explained my predicament.

So two thoughts spring to mind. Firstly, Asda staff really are generally very nice and helpful, and I really appreciated that lady's kindness on that day. :A

And secondly, we do feel better when we make an effort with our appearance on these sad occasions. I put my hair up, put my make up on and did what needed to be done that day. So will you my darling, and things will get a little easier once the funeral's happened. We all dread these occasions, but it will be fine, and you have done your mum so very proud. xx :A :T

davemorton

Auntycaz wrote: »

Do we have a word for someone who is the opposite of a trout because I've just met one in my A's.
I had a £9 APG from the gillette razor glitch so I looked for someone friendly (not that easy in my store). Put my shopping through gave her my APG and her jaw dropped open. I waited for the scowl, but instead she gave me a beaming smile, told me how lucky I was and how pleased she was for me and said she always checks hers. Hope I see her again.

I was served by a lovely lad tonight. I have been worried about using my £16 APG, but had to use it today, so thought I would go for bust, and also used a £10 in the same shop. Lad never even flinched.

Tinyshoes

Not sure how to get the pictures up but this is wednesday's outfit.

http://www.wallis.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?beginIndex=1&viewAllFlag=&catalogId=33058&storeId=12557&productId=9336137&langId=-1&sort_field=Relevance&categoryId=209168&parent_categoryId=&pageSize=20&refinements=category~[357510|209168]&noOfRefinements=1


http://www.wallis.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?beginIndex=1&viewAllFlag=&catalogId=33058&storeId=12557&productId=9947541&langId=-1&sort_field=Relevance&categoryId=209168&parent_categoryId=&pageSize=20&refinements=category~[215495|209168]&noOfRefinements=1



http://www.wallis.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?beginIndex=1&viewAllFlag=&catalogId=33058&storeId=12557&productId=9948140&langId=-1&sort_field=Relevance&categoryId=209168&parent_categoryId=&pageSize=20

TrulyMadly

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Scanned £4 in mine. Maybe I should have ventured out last night.

Probably for the best have been out shopping for an outfit to see my mum off. Not happy with what size trousers I had to buy. :eek:

Oh Tinyshoes . My heart aches for you:A

Auntycaz

davemorton wrote: »

I was served by a lovely lad tonight. I have been worried about using my £16 APG, but had to use it today, so thought I would go for bust, and also used a £10 in the same shop. Lad never even flinched.

We need to find a suitable word for these lovely people.

emerald21

http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/4-/37395318/695086568/eForCity-Purple-Leather-Case-Cover-with-FREE-Purple-Stylus-for-Barnes-Noble-Nook-2nd-edition-Simple-Touch/ListingDetails.html?searchstring=nook&searchsource=0&searchtype=allproducts&urlrefer=search

For those who purchased a nook e reader. I saw this on hduk thanks to kitkat

davemorton

Auntycaz wrote: »

We need to find a suitable word for these lovely people.

Swans? Goldfish? or some animal that eats trout