Experimental Little Invention Takes Existence

Nannylala

Good night I am having an early night and going to watch BB in bed .I am afraid to say Nannylala is a great Fan of BB an have watched every series;)Also I have been up to Elstree to the Studios to watch Big Brothers Little Brother and Bit on the Side and met several people from past series and fell in love with George Lamb

Sarahdol75

Mrsfrugal wrote: »

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Afternoon all

Well had to go shopping today for shoes for the children for back to school, OMG eldest is 13 and is now measuring at a 7.5, and my god the cheapest we could find that he likes was £45.00. disgusting for school shoes I think as they don't last him the year. Still got to get youngest as no where had his size in.:(

I got DS school shoes in Sports Direct: Lee Cooper £16.99, all sizes really nice, not sure if leather, but look leather

Oh great thanks, will have a look, I can take these back, as really did not want to pay £45.00, my purse is crying :eek::eek::eek:

Savvybuyer

Aha - we should now be buying (possibly one only, although that could be a greater risk) the Robinson's Fruit Shoot Blackcurrant & Apple Low Sugar (4x200ml) in Tvs M:
£1.89/Any 2 for £2.00 vs 94p.
Hoping - probably somewhat long shotly - that T's price of £1.25 last week is still on the shelf. So...that's a price reduction then is it MSM? From £1.25 for one last week to £1.89 for one this. Price graph on msm for T on this product is now suggesting it was £1.75 a few days ago and has now had a sharp reduction down to £1.00 (in other words buying 2 for £2.00 making it £1.00 each) and is making this as "39% off" and calling it a "Savvy Buy", yet I clearly had this as being £1.25 straight (no m'buy) in T until 13/8.

I don't know where the £1.75 is coming from - maybe a non-useful 'glitch' on msm?
So - outside Northern Ireland - buy 1 only if your SEL is still £1.25 and hope it compares vs Morries. Or buy 2 if you want to try it vs M and don't mind losing 12p if it doesn't returns with N/A.

MKS

stu007 wrote: »

They took them ok?

Was this through a Virgin travel agents? Or online?

Direct with Virgin. The 01293 number.

aau1

Naebbirac wrote: »

Did you make it? I ask cos I thought you said you were baking today, and yes I'd love a piece please. (Was going to say I'll have a bit, but thought it may be misconstrued;):p:D)

The missus made it last night. :beer: (rushed job, she's not happy with it and mortified that I've shared it. But it's my birthday cake and I'll share if i want to, share if I want to, share if I want to)

The cake I was baking today is for a friend's birthday at the weekend.

MKS

nerfdad wrote: »

Like her mummy:p:D:D

nerfy, you really are a ladies man. :-) Would Mrs. Nerf agree?

gocat

Aggghhh. Just come back from A's and checked my receipt and the SA hasnt deducted the APG I gave her . She's signed my receipt. Cant believe it. She deducted the other coupons I had. So annoyed I didnt notice this when she was cashing up :mad::mad::mad:

zippydooda

madmuppet5 wrote: »

Mad got a chipped front tooth Zippy but for some reason they never charge me for a fill. Not thru NHS.

if you had other treatment as well it may have come into the same band. I was over the moon with what I got charged as my mate had similar with private treatment and got charged £200
you would not get charged if you were pregnant I think.
der I just read you were private. some (most)dentists are gold diggers. sounds like you got a good un.

MKS

nerfdad wrote: »

I think this is the pg version the 18+ reads like
50 shades:eek::eek:

He knows, you know.Is Mrs Nerf lucky?:o

Money_Doctor

zippydooda wrote: »

if you had other treatment as well it may have come into the same band. I was over the moon with what I got charged as my mate had similar with private treatment and got charged £200
you would not get charged if you were pregnant I think.
der I just read you were private

Pregnancy gets you lots of things in this country