ELITE 11+ Everyone Loving It Trout Extraction

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tigerwhite wrote: »

Go to capital bonds.com
I don't think you can spend them in supermarkets, but I only looked briefly a few weeks ago. It's mainly high street like Argos, b&q, boots, top shop, American golf, jewellers etc.

Here you go
http://www.edenred.co.uk/spend-compliments-vouchers#.Uf-WrmS9Kc0

Thanks :A

thick_tom

emerald21 wrote: »

He s not my David he s Mildred s David lol

thought you was sharing him :cool:

aau1

tigerwhite wrote: »

I just asked DS what he wanted for lunch - cheese sandwich or tuna and jacket potato. Got told "scrambled eggs". So I'm off to make eggs:D

:rotfl:

bumping this for you

aau1 wrote: »

If toddlers had facebook accounts....

thick_tom

Yoghurt_Queen wrote: »

Back from Dentists. Have a very numb mouth and a bit of cotton wool still stuffed in the gap.

Had a really nice lady dentist. She did a filling in one of the teeth and then took the bottom wisdom tooth out that she reckoned was causing the problem. She first took a mini x ray as they already had the big x ray from 7 months ago when this happened. Then she spent over half an hour trying to extract the tooth. It would not come out, so she said it needed surgical removal. So she cut me open (by the way, I didn't feel a thing as they had given me about three injections of whatever they give you to numb).

But unfortunately, she could not get the roots out and they have been left in. She also had to stitch me up and i'm to return on Monday next week to have stitches out.

Never had stitches in my mouth before! I just hope the pain isn't going to be dreadful when anasthetic wears off.

Total cost £165. Not half as bad as I'd thought previously.

So I have had a filling, a tooth out, surgically and I'm sitting here, unable to go out to do any shopping. Thank heavens for this thread as it keeps my mind off things.

P.s. I'm actually quite surprised that all of the above happened. I expected to be sent home with antibiotics and told to come back for an extraction. Oh well. I wish they'd given me antibiotics - but for some reason they did not think I needed them. Fingers crossed for the next few hours.

ouch!!!!!!!!!!

Enterprise_1701C

midlands_mum wrote: »

Hello, I have only just joined this sight to ask a question. Sorry if this is not in the correct forum, but need help today.
Here is my problem. We are having a fancy dress dinner party this Saturday and my husband is to wear a specific suit for his character. I have found one in a charity shop (not his size, but will do) but they are asking £15 for it. We are tight on money and this dinner is costing a small fortune, so would it be too cheeky to ask for a discount as we only need it for the weekend and I would be bringing the suit back on Monday (as it's awful and not his size)?

If you are going to donate something anyway, why not take those items in when you want to get the suit and offer to swap, telling them the suit will be back

As for the size - it is amazing what a few bits of elastic sewn either side of the seems will do, and they are easy to remove

Yoghurt_Queen

tigerwhite wrote: »

Ooh crickey. Sounds painful. Hope it doesn't give you too much grief now. Fasting day today then?!;)

Looks like it will HAVE to be!

Mumto2monkeys

Good afternoon,
we've been to soft play this morning, dd came home and made lunch. Now little mans fallen asleep on the sofa holding a flump!! Think he's worn himself out.

Yoghurt Queen... Ouch, hope you aren't in pain. Nothing worse than tooth ache

I'm planning an a shop v s this afternoon. Anyone with shopitize there's 50p cash back for aunt Bessie's chicken Yorkshire puddings expires today.. £1.25 a v £1.00 s so 40p after cash back and apg. I think
My oven is carp at making Yorkshire puds!!!

Right I'm all caught up for now. Have a lovely afternoon.
Mt2m:):)

matty17r

Durham05 - i think you can use 6 x 5p petrol at tesco in one go. Other posters will correct me if i am wrong i amsure!

tigerwhite_2

aau1 wrote: »

:rotfl:

bumping this for you

Ha ha, loved that!! I've not seen it before :rotfl:

aau1

matty17r wrote: »

Durham05 - i think you can use 6 x 5p petrol at tesco in one go. Other posters will correct me if i am wrong i amsure!

The ones that were generated when you bought qualifying products (pepsi, cereal, sauces, etc) can be stacked up to 6 in one transaction

The new ones issued with a £50 spend are one per transaction (not sure if you could hand over a mix and see what happens...:think:)