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Every last impecuniosity totally exterminated
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Thanks Artha. Have you compared it to an iPad and if so what did you think
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No afraid not. DD has "i everything" but I've never used an ipad. The Galaxy Tab2 was for DW. I still use my archos £49 tablet as it does everything I need to do.
I actually got the Tab2 for an effective £25 after taking into account the maximum trade up value of the points., returning a golden DTD and HH voucher;) so it wasn't exactly a purchase on the technical merits of the Samsung Tab2:DAwaiting a new sig0 -
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My little man is the right chap for the job:D
He has just said "I need poo poo" and then put his finger up his bottom:eek::eek: still want to swap:D
He'll fit in perfectly with DH :rotfl:
They seem to have the same level of mentalityHistoric Debt August 2009 = £63,600 10th March 2017 = £0 100% paid all gone!
Mortgage started June 2015 = £170,000 January 2022 = £134,000
Saving for Xmas 2022= . . Amazon £55
If you focus on what you have left behind, you won't see what lies ahead - Gusteau0 -
Bootsalebargains wrote: »Can anyone tell me what is in these, managed to get 1 box today but there's no card to tell me what chocolates are what
It’s Mothering Sunday on 10th March and that’s the day to show your Mum she’s really special. Nothing could be better than a gorgeous box of chocolates from Award Winning Chocolatiers Lir - and we’ve got eight to give away!
It‘s a beautiful sparkly Glitter Box with a neat pull-out drawer filled with Lir’s mouth-watering ‘Contemporary Collection Chocolates’, usually only available from Tesco for £15. It includes some of their most fab flavour combos such as Raspberry Compote Truffle with a hint of a mint and Brazil Nut & Honeycomb crunch and each chocolate is finished with a beautiful floral design. It’s perfect really – flowers, Lir chocolates and a pretty keepsake box – all in one!never stop doing your best because someone doesn't give you credit0 -
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Bootsalebargains wrote: »Can anyone tell me what is in these, managed to get 1 box today but there's no card to tell me what chocolates are what
Hi therewho cares what they are if they were only 1p. I saw one a couple of weeks ago but it had a yellow sticker plastered over the bar code :mad: Arenthe creAm eggs still 60p there :eek:
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Bootsalebargains wrote: »Can anyone tell me what is in these, managed to get 1 box today but there's no card to tell me what chocolates are what
Award winning chocolatiers
Lemon and Lime
A zesty lime compote layered on a Sicilian lemon ganache enclosed in white chocolate.
Macadamia
A crunchy salted macadamia set in a smooth milk chocolate filling covered in milk chocolate.
Liquid Caramel
A soft buttery caramel with a hint of sea salt covered in milk chocolate.
Vanilla
A smooth milk chocolate truffle with hints of malt and Madagascan Vanilla
Brazil Nut and Honeycomb
Crunchy Brazil nuts and crispy honeycomb smothered in milk chocolate with a milk chocolate shell
Dark Chocolate Torte
An intense truffle enhanced by Madagascan vanilla and encased in rich dark chocolate.
Raspberry & Mint
The perfect combination of a tangy raspberry compote with a hint of mint covered in white chocolate.
Ginger Nut
Salted hazelnut encased in a rich dark chocolate, delicately flavoured with gingernever stop doing your best because someone doesn't give you credit0 -
Would you accept a part ex?
DS1 free to good home
Very rarely spotted, will happily feed off Dr O pizzas
At least I think I have a teenager here somewhere, then again they all look the same so it could have been someone elses DS came downstairs this morning before school and grunted at me :rotfl:
Muahahah!" Great minds think alike./ Mayhap we could do a 3-way switch!? :rotfl:I am firmly across the line. I won't impose my values on you if you keep away from mine.
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Look at me today, right down the bottom, lol!:rotfl:"Sealed Pot challenge" member No. 138
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A big thankyou to those of you who suggested using the free toms to make dinner. We had a very nice MSE dinner last night.
2 tins of toms thrown in blender, 1 chopped onion and threw in a beef stock cube (I need to invest in some herbs!)
Used nearly a whole bag of pasta and a tin of cheapie meatballs and threw the whole lot together.
Think the whole lot probably cost 60p and I was dead chuffed with the result
I'm not a chef but this could actually be quite fun, I'm so glad you guys gave me ideas :T
My favourite to come from it for simplicity and cost has to be hodogs in a flask for going to theme parks! Very MSE!I am firmly across the line. I won't impose my values on you if you keep away from mine.
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