Every last impecuniosity totally exterminated

Tinyshoes

Queenriderbrekke wrote: »

Please tell me you were joking? (I'm virtually sure you were):)

Water is a big no no on electrical fires, also on fat fires such as chip pans:(

I'm sure she was QRB.

FloFlo

artha wrote: »

Glad you said the marina and not the docks:eek:

Watch it! My mum worked down the docks for years!

(In the canteen)

frequent

squilliondollarbaby wrote: »

All depends on the warranty & the get out clauses, they can find ways not to pay.

Did you watch the 45 min video?

If not I can find the link.

Tried to.

Came up with not configured for your device

fairclaire

squilliondollarbaby wrote: »

Fairclaire you are obsessed by extended lol

Yes .....................................................:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

squilliondollarbaby

We were thinking of buying my wife's end of lease diesel car 3YO BMW £8K, decided not.

Too much to go wrong.

Truffle_Hunter

Queenriderbrekke wrote: »

Please tell me you were joking? (I'm virtually sure you were):)

Water is a big no no on electrical fires, also on fat fires such as chip pans:(

Thank you for higlighting that, yes I am fully aware thanks, at work we have a very good fire rep and we have to learn all about fire safety.

FloFlo

Tinyshoes wrote: »

:wave::wave::wave::wave:

Hiya hun, how are you? We have a new kid on the block, Truffle Hunter.

Lol, they are a truffle hunter or is that their username?

Savvybuyer

emiai wrote: »

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2319825/The-great-global-food-gap-Families-world-photographed-weekly-shopping-reveal-cost-ranges-3-20-320.html

Some of them need to come here to cut down the cost of thier shops!

Too many photos for me to analyse them all (thank goodness I hear you say:rotfl:) - but the stuff on the green-cloth table of our own Brits - totally unnecessary luxuries in my view!! That lot could be cut out completely, without affecting anything other than to give a more nutritious diet and save quite a sum off their shopping! Even without beginning with the APG, T PP etc.

zippydooda

dipdap wrote: »

Now there's an idea.
I wonder if I could turn an APG into premium bonds... :rotfl:

i won £50 this month:j:j

Bikertov

David. wrote: »

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/fairy-washing-up-liquid-original-433ml-now-32p-tesco-1544835
fairy wul 32p at tesco maybe

izzeyb wrote: »

Afternoon all



David. Big thanks for posting this last night.

First Express, right fairy - SEL £1.51.

Second Express, bingo. SEL 32p. Bought 10 bottles = £3.20. Imagine my horror :eek:when the total was £15.80 (£1.58 per bottle) :D

Nice dtd and start to the day. (not without a smallish battle though) :rotfl:

Thanks for this one :j

Found a few bottles in my local Express just as they were closing tonight. No SEL at all, but scanned at 32p.

The SA asked if there were any left for him - so I said Yes - there were 2. I even got them for him, and let him have an extra bottle from what I had taken.

Out of interest, earlier in the day I checked in an Extra, and they scanned at full price.