ELITE 11+ Everyone Loving It Trout Extraction

couponqueen123

dipdap wrote: »

Urgh, I forgot how hard potty training a toddler is :mad:
I should be thankful he's at least decided to go outside when he has to but I'm trying to convince him the potty is a better place than my slabs! :mad:
Didn't realise he'd left me a friend on one slab until DD pointed it out :rotfl:

hey hun just suggestion:D have u tried just toilet training, both my girls hated the potty so we did toilet training

lots of kids dnt like pottys i been told:cool:

FloFlo

Spotteed this
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/asda-cheese-onion-rolls-1624098

Saversue

Yoghurt_Queen wrote: »

Hi Fuzzgun. I'm off to bed now, as I'm in agony. The anasthetic has only just started to wear off. I've gone against the dentist's advice and have had four large whiskies. I know, I know, but i'm petrified of pain.

I can now feel the stitches and its really doing my head in.

It seems like the end of the world, but its just a bloody tooth extraction !!!!!!. I must keep focussed. My cheek is still swollen, and the throbbing pain is unbearabl;e. I have tried to distract myself by watching the Desecedants. What a lovely film? But nothing is working. I will report back when awake again folks. Where is stan when I need him? At the bookies as usual. No reception!

P.s I was given the same choice.. but I decided to to get it out while i was desperate enough, because I'm one of those people who will only go to the dentist when aboslutely deseperate!

It seems very strange that your dentist tried to take it out if you have an infection.
No way would my dentist do that because the infection can spread and if you have had any surgery you need antibiotics anyway - so can't drink
Stitches in you mouth are horrible - i had some and the loose ends are a complete nuisance.

Did you get an information sheet saying what to do after an extraction, including salt water rinses ever 4 hours and some sterile wads to use if it starts bleeding?

pattylabelle

FloFlo wrote: »

Spotteed this
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/asda-cheese-onion-rolls-1624098

Look at all those additives - put hairs on yir chest:D

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ASDA 36 Cheddar Cheese & Onion Rolls
540g

No Promo

£1.50(27.8p per 100g)

Close You can't add more than 24 per order

Flaky puff pastry with a mature cheddar and onion filling
Ingredients

[Wheat Flour, Water, Margarine [Vegetable Oil, Water, Salt, Emulsifier (Mono and Diglycerides of Fatty Acids)], Red Cheddar Cheese (10%) (contains Colour Annatto), Dried Onions (2.6%), Vegetable Oil, Dried Potato, Wheat Fibre, Salt, Yeast Extract, Full Cream Milk Powder, Stabiliser (Hydroxypropyl Methyl Cellulose), Dried Skimmed Milk, Onion Powder, Cheese Powder, Mustard Powder, Pepper, Natural Flavouring, Pepper Extract, Flour Treatment Agent (L-Cysteine Hydrochloride)]

aau1

zippydooda wrote: »

I read it as she wants a discount , as only want it for the week end and would then re donate it along with some toys. fair enough to me.

Yup. I get it now

Well worth a shot

thick_tom

Yoghurt_Queen wrote: »

Hi Fuzzgun. I'm off to bed now, as I'm in agony. The anasthetic has only just started to wear off. I've gone against the dentist's advice and have had four large whiskies. I know, I know, but i'm petrified of pain.

I can now feel the stitches and its really doing my head in.

It seems like the end of the world, but its just a bloody tooth extraction !!!!!!. I must keep focussed. My cheek is still swollen, and the throbbing pain is unbearabl;e. I have tried to distract myself by watching the Desecedants. What a lovely film? But nothing is working. I will report back when awake again folks. Where is stan when I need him? At the bookies as usual. No reception!

P.s I was given the same choice.. but I decided to to get it out while i was desperate enough, because i'm one of those people who will only go to the dentist when aboslutely deseperate!

nice to see the whiskies are kicking in

Saversue

Just rand Jacobs.
Took out 2 packs of Savoury Favourites from my stash and neither have a BB Date printed on them. Haven't checked the rest as in danger of the pile collapsing.:eek:
Going to send me a refund £2.19 per box :Tand check with production team. Offered to send them back, but didn't want them - only if I get any more, so check your boxes to make sure they have dates printed on them folks.

aau1

HopePray wrote: »

I used two on Saturday, dont know if they were from the £50 or for buying certain items.

The £50 ones only started today so they had to have been product specific ones

thick_tom

Saversue wrote: »

Just rand Jacobs.
Took out 2 packs of Savoury Favourites from my stash and neither have a BB Date printed on them. Haven't checked the rest as in danger of the pile collapsing.:eek:
Going to send me a refund £2.19 per box :Tand check with production team. Offered to send them back, but didn't want them - only if I get any more, so check your boxes to make sure they have dates printed on them folks.

rather boringly mine all have dates on them

MrsBartolozzi

http://www.thegrocer.co.uk/companies/supermarkets/tesco/tesco-defends-use-of-suppliers-chefs-in-promotional-brochure/348028.article


Found this article about Tesco's Chef's Pledge. Apparently Tesco have been a bit naughty and stretching the truth about "their" chefs.