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

Sunshinemummy

fuzzgun19 wrote: »

As I said, one of the kormas was cancelled, but then re-scanned further down (has been circled by CS), so the 4 items are all there.

I got DTD of £6.

I was more concerned that one of the items seemed to change into a £60 case of alcohol, even though I had no alcohol, or anything worth £60 in the shop at all :eek:

Shame you could not get DTD on the 60 pound! :T

Tinyshoes

MKS wrote: »

Just have to check that none of the boots extra point coupons haven't expired.:o Be on the safe side and check to make sure before you wrap up!

Thanks for the reminder, do you know I don't remember sniffing any out earlier this year, I usually do. I probably had other things on my mind.

DD1 gave her friend the FCUK black bag for her birthday on saturday, hope that didn't have one in. :eek:

Was it just the usual suspects this year S & G and No 7, remember Sanctury having some one year.

MKS

Tinyshoes wrote: »

My three got really nice branded perfumes for Xmas last year bought them when they glitched in Ts. I wonder when that was? Would be good if it happened again. Got some really good branded aftershaves too for DD1s and SILs boyfriends. :cool:

I don't suppose steam mops count as kitchen electricals. :rotfl:

No, they don't but Mum's IOU's to go and do the housework do count. :eek::eek:

m4rtin

1 x Weight Watchers Chicken, Tomato & Spinach Lasagne (400g) £1.98 £1.25
1 x Weight Watchers Hunters Chicken with Rice (385g) £1.98 £1.25 :beer:

Dizzy_Ditzy

izzeyb wrote: »

Scamps may well have this, I remember someone posting for Scamps.

Ignore me. Didnt read the post properly

pattylabelle

1 x Cadbury Dairy Milk Buttons Twinpot (90g)£0.75£0.50
1 x Cadbury Limited Edition Mini Eggs Dessert (90g)£0.75£0.50
2 x Cadbury Flake Twinpot (90g)£1.50£1.00

4 for £3 in sada
4 for £2 in bobs:D

bargainhuntergill

Evening all, hope your all well

Had the weekend from hell. Car broke down on m56 slip roundabout 30 miles from home, stuck in middle for an hr to be told only got a 10 mile tow....!!!!!! and its £3 per mile home....£90 + vat to get home...declined and good ol fil came to tow me home, was meant to be at work :eek::eek:

Found out today engine gone...needs a new one:eek::eek:

Worst still discovered the dodgy part is a known fault with vauxhall and if anyone knows anything to help me with cars, i had no warning light come on at all to give me any advance notice! Is this right? Im so mad with vauxhall atm

Any advice re lights would be a great help

MKS

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Thanks for the reminder, do you know I don't remember sniffing any out earlier this year, I usually do. I probably had other things on my mind.

DD1 gave her friend the FCUK black bag for her birthday on saturday, hope that didn't have one in. :eek:

Was it just the usual suspects this year S & G and No 7, remember Sanctury having some one year.

For me it was the No 7 free gifts . DD's1&2 both love the S&G stuff.

FloFlo

WishI'dReadSooner wrote: »

I wish sometimes I'd gone for a younger age. When I did my teacher training I'd opted for secondary school. I did my 1st and only TP at a comprehensive where the turnover of staff was 20% a term :eek: Talk about no discipline - the kids were running riot! Teaching Chemistry & Biology was a nightmare - there were NO full time staff at school and had 10 biology books between the WHOLE school BUT they did have 30-40 good microscopes. No slides but they did have microscopes! Spent most of my time turning off gas taps the kids had turned on, no-one knew where the stop tap was! OMG!

Turned me off teaching big time! Coming from a very strict, very good all girls school, where we were all terrified of doing anything wrong in case we had to go in front of the head - a really terrifying lady, it was an eye opener.

It was just when all the 'don't touch or restrain pupils' started & quite a few VERY good students had to leave college as they had restrained a pupil.

I don't envy you - it's a tough occupation now.

I couldn't teach in secondary school, very lucky the last couple of years I have had nice kids - not always the brightest but nice, have had a tough year 6 class the one year but they wouldn't have been a patch on some secondary kids.

Unless the whole school work together on behaviour it will never improve, unfortunately some teachers and managers believe its the individual teachers' sole responsibility.

pattylabelle

izzeyb wrote: »

Scamps may well have this, I remember someone posting for Scamps.

Thanx - I will chase him;)