The ELITE. The very best of everything :)

David.

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

You won't be missing anything soon - going on a round the world cruise!!!

(I wish - no idea where we going next, but bound to be a disaster scene a few months later)

A friend of ours is trying to blame the tail crash in Canada on us, we went there the year before last so no way that can be our fault :eek::eek::eek:

Bet that was nasty :eek:

mimi1234

TrulyMadly wrote: »

While I was grooving away to Candy Staton's Young hearts run free.

Young hearts. Run free. Dooo dooo dooo dooo dooo.

Got that tune in my head now. LOL.

Enterprise_1701C

David. wrote: »

Bet that was nasty :eek:

Cross between train and rail

MKS

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Love holidays but slightly concerned about the affect we seem to have on places.

We went to Phuket just months before the tsunami.

We went to Kenya shortly before the riots they had.

We went to Egypt months before the uprising.

Went to Cuba, a little later they were hit by the first hurricane in many years (don't normally get direct hits)

We went to Jersey and they had the first murder for many years on the island shortly after.

Getting slightly afraid of going anywhere :eek::eek:

Were we neighbours?:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

dipdap

Nannylala wrote: »

Evening, I really am trying to muster the energy to go and water the garden as it's really wilting and looks like I feel
Hope you are all drinking plenty of water as I am as its so easy to dehydrate in these sort of temperatures:(.
I had a few good finds today on my trawl of posh charity shops today.
1.Joules stripe blouse £2.50 retail price £39.
2.Boden pink cardi £2-99 retail price £29.
3.Save the Queen tshirt retail price over £50
4.St tropez smock top £4 retail price £59
5. peace de resistance today a Mimco purse like new for £2-99 retail price over £100:j
So Nannylala is one happy bunnie:T

After all these great find needed lunch so ended up in a lovely old pub and enjoyed a nice meal .Hope everyone has had a nice day .Night Night :Awill catchup tomorrow

Wish I could find bargains like that :eek:
I was trying to think of a way to say this without sounding rude but I don't think I can :think:
Everytime I see my neighbours bush I think of you they have the same plants as in your avatar and I always think of Nannylala as I walk past their house

zippydooda

Anon wrote: »

On the pack? I was just going by the receipt description - no wonder we are all confused if As cannot get their act together (... no wait, if they got their act together, nothing would glitch ).

Anon

in my store 1 pack is in the fridge the other just in veg aisle, BOTH have worked before with different bar codes.

scamps1966

David. wrote: »

Cheese at Lidl from the 11th £3.79 per kilo
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/1kg-block-mild-cheddar-cheese-3-79-lidl-from-thursday-11th-july-1602302

Yay, cheap cheese to go with my crackers.
Found another 10 in my local today, as I said, they don't sell them, they keep ordering them, stick a label with 'Not Sold' on them and putting the on the top shelf every 2 days. Silly billy's:rotfl:

tweets

nerfdad wrote: »

Way to go tweets:T nothing stands in the way of a determined woman:cool:
Also most of them are nuts:eek::eek::D

The Elite women are not nuts

Now the men :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::D

savingbabs

David. wrote: »

4 quorn burgers 99p at T and according to comments 25p back on clicky thing;)

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/quorn-4-burgers-200g-chicken-style-burgers-252g-99p-tesco-1602077

Quorn coupon on thread - sent to email.

Sorry, evening all

mimi1234

savingbabs wrote: »

Quorn coupon on thread - sent to email.

Sorry, evening all

What Quorn coupon my little cherub? Have you got a link?