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Westie you have an incredible memory!To do is to be. Rousseau
To be is to do. Sartre
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TrulyMadly wrote: »Westie you have an incredible memory!
Think it was a different one I quoted - not the finest one that you are on about so deleted it.
My memory is excellent when on top form - I can remember pages and pages of info (usually word for word) in a relatively short space of time - exams - i didn't need much time to revise but was easily burnt out doing it that way
After I finished my highers that was it no more exams for me. Something unexpected happened which made me smile and still continues to make me smile.
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TrulyMadly wrote: »I'll be trying it later mhoc.
You need to do it v A as it is £3.50 in S so will compare badly.
Do you think I would dare throw in the Chefs pledge £2 off and get it free:rotfl:
Unsure if it would serve 2. But if you did it with a tray of roasties/ salad and garlic bread I think it would be a tasty meal:)
Edit. Just seen Westies answer above.......
Excellent.
I also have chefs
I am getting more iced beverage and vim to so hopefully the mocs will mix themselves all up
But I noticed the JF sachet is £2 in Sada so that's off the list“Create all the happiness you are able to create; remove all the misery you are able to remove. Every day will allow you, --will invite you to add something to the pleasure of others, --or to diminish something of their pains.”0 -
Westvleteren wrote: »Think it was a different one I quoted - not the finest one that you are on about so deleted it.
My memory is excellent when on top form - I can remember pages and pages of info (usually word for word) in a relatively short space of time - exams - i didn't need much time to revise but was easily burnt out doing it that way After I finished my highers that was it no more exams for me.
I know I've noticed.
I remember asking about the name of a poster that was on the tip of my tongue and with very few prompts you came up with the name within seconds...can't remember who it was:DTo do is to be. Rousseau
To be is to do. Sartre
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Excellent.
I also have chefs I am getting more iced beverage and vim to so hopefully the mocs will mix themselves all up
But I noticed the JF sachet is £2 in Sada so that's off the list
Stick the L'oreal ones in against A:)To do is to be. Rousseau
To be is to do. Sartre
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Good morning Elite - another cloudy one, makes a pleasant change. Forecast to be 34 degrees C around here tomorrow :eek::eek:clucky1977 wrote: »Mrs browns boys just starting lol x
Love that one - always laugh at it :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
For anyone wondering, it was the bikini wax episode :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:What is this life if, full of care, we have no time to stand and stare0 -
Hi all.
I will be passing a largish T today on the was to visit my parents, and was wondering if anyone could give me an update of anything still scanning at 1p?
Jacobs?
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Morning everyoneTrulyMadly wrote: »
Do you think I would dare throw in the Chefs pledge £2 off and get it free:rotfl:
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I'm pretty sure the chef's pledge mocs stack against anything, including themselves Bit confused tbh because so many are going through on a big shop and I can't quite work out which are accepted against what 
For meal dealers who don't like pies, Italian one was accepted against the steak in Chianti with pasta yesterday.Savvybuyer wrote: »I hear what you say. Agree to disagree perhaps. However, an important clarification: always better if you haven't got MOCs.
The money-off value therefore looks better than it is - and is possibly therefore encouraging you more to use it, and perhaps non-buying would save money, not shopping at all, and are you getting things you don't need in order to get a £40 shop - however £40 with MOCs down to £8 odd then £8+ PP back is a different matter!)
Yes, happy to
Exactly. Think you may be missing out Savvy. Maybe don't think of it as a £40 shop which is :eek:, instead think of it as a £10-£15 shop, ie what you actually shell out. As long as that "£40" spend includes £10-£15 of needed items at your "core" price, the rest is bunce. Any additional overage can then used up on milk, fruit, veg etc. Of course it includes items you wouldn't ordinarily buy, but they are free, often treats for the family, sometimes things you try out and like (or not
). I would never normally buy T's finest meal deals, but if they are free then it would be daft not to - today's Sunday meal will be a rather surprising and eclectic mix of T's finest dishes 0
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