Extra Lessons In Tempting Essentials

EMMAP

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I'd not heard of it like that

To me, it's "in a row"

So, for 3 days in a row, asda have not stocked the chocolate I wanted

Isn't it funny how the same phrases mean different things to different people in different areas?

I'd say 'on the trot'

But then again I'm a bit of a cockney.

Apples and pears etc

zippydooda

viv0147 wrote: »

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that's the ones me and tweets got, it says on the bottom of the page for members only but they still send you one so worth filling form in. hth

Dizzy_Ditzy

zippydooda wrote: »

that's the ones me and tweets got, it says on the bottom of the page for members only but they still send you one so worth filling form in. hth

Any hangover this morning Zippy?

Westvleteren

Savvybuyer wrote: »

*A screenshot would be helpful - I was looking at the Just Steak ones but others may be on there too.

Is this any good? Signed in I can see them.

Snap-ant

:D

Thanks to Tweets & Neosi I've bought my new laptop, just need to say this old one to Fourp when he returns

emerald21

Good Morning everyone

exel1966

EMMAP wrote: »

I'd say 'on the trot'

But then again I'm a bit of a cockney.

You must be havin' a bubble

zippydooda

EMMAP wrote: »

I'd say 'on the trot'

But then again I'm a bit of a cockney.

Apples and pears etc

where I am, ''on the bounce'' and ''on the trot'' can both mean one after the other. but not ''ready for a fight''

Dizzy_Ditzy

exel1966 wrote: »

You must be havin' a bubble

Havin' a giraffe :cool:

FloFlo

EMMAP wrote: »

I'd say 'on the trot'

But then again I'm a bit of a cockney.

Apples and pears etc

Another one for on the trot here ; Londoners rule. Xxx