Everyone Lobbing Ice-cream (into) Trolleys (with) Excitement

Mrsfrugal

vanilla_twist wrote: »

tigerwhite wrote: »

I have plenty of "sitting down" shoes (you know the ones, heels so tall that you walk like a duck crossed with John Wayne but they are beautiful to look at)

Do you mean 'car-to-bar' shoes?:rotfl:

Dizzy_Ditzy

Me and my achey bones are going to drag oneself up to bed, night folks

TrulyMadly

frequent wrote: »

Yeah TM, slippers, that have more than one use...

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
I walked right into that one:)

davemorton

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Have you never heard of "bedroom" shoes:)

Ohhh, slippers???
( I have heard of FMB's, are they similar?? )

couponqueen123

Mrs_stinkface wrote: »

Evening all.
Hope everyone's ok.


bum, I'm not posh either. Defo not called sitting down shoes round here :rotfl:



Lol so cute. :rotfl:

free to goodhome with lots off food (applys to all on here;)comes compleat with pepper pig band set and i forgot to mention the tambourine and trumpet and symbols and harmonica :eek::eek::rotfl::rotfl:

she loves her music:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Sunshinemummy

frequent wrote: »

Don't f in start :rotfl:

I'd tell you how long me and mrs f have been together, but if I get it wrong, she will kill me.

Taking side, for the sake of taking side, is one of the stupidest things i've seen people do.

Another secret to a long relationship... know the boundaries of what your other/better half will accept. Something you cannot win with, if you add years or take years away it can be perceived negatively.

I have to admit I do like a debate/argument, I always win as he knows the boundaries of what I will accept... by heck if he saw this I would be in soooo much trouble I would be on cleaning duty for a week! :eek::eek::eek:

But seriously, I do understand the view about arguments for arguments sake, I have lurked through a number of them on here, the debates over stashes/posting photos, size of APG, selling things at car boots, insulting other peoples use of the English language even attacks on people who are dependent on benefits to meet their basic needs. Often these become personal attacks, usually based on subjective issues and resulting on people leaving.

I just think life is too short, ...... and I argue for a living so I like a peaceful life outside of work. I definitely do not have time for anyone who feels it is acceptable to attack someone personally especially if they have not walked in their shoes.

davemorton

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I'll do it myself with a lighter....I might even pay myself a few £'s to do it

It's worth paying someone to deal with it. Some of it got burnt tonight, some will tomorrow and lots will on Friday and Saturday, so hopefully there won't be much for them to take away

Bet a brazier, about £20 and will makes short work of burning that lot, or hire a chipper for about the same, and bag/tip it.

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

Well I think you should all tell us what you call your shoes, as innocent people like my good self dont have a clue what you are on about, fancy giving your shoes names, its madness

I don't have any of those shoes. Im more for comfort these days
People don't give their shoes names, they're different terms for shoes you can't walk in. Tiger calls them 'sitting down shoes' VT call them bedroom shoes. I can't repeat what they're called where I come from :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

davemorton

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

not walked in their shoes.

Are these bedroom shoes too???

Anon

Jimmy_Neutron wrote: »

I did add fillers from the advice thread by someone - rim blocks, scourers haribo...

You have to have 10 comparable items. I just thought because the shakes are not for me I could gain some money by buying them:D
What items would you suggest I have in a separate Tesco shop?

I think technically it has to be 10 separate grocery items (ie different) for the comparison to work, not all have to be comparable (hence it pays out when some come back NA in As or Ss ... but messes it up if you have bought only 10 items and one of them isn't picked up at all on the PP).

Also remember that although MSM does very good comparisons on prices, Ts do not use MSM for PP (though they use an independent agency to collect the prices and the company behind MSM are the largest independent agency ... though no one is sure if they are the company used by Ts!).

In Ts also remember that they compare any yellow RTC labelled items as though that was the normal price (so your bread at 10p near closing time will compare 10p v full price in As or whereever and you lose out on the PP!).

Anon