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

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  • wookeyhole1
    wookeyhole1 Posts: 2,199 Forumite
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    Hi all,

    Can I ask any bristolians if you have seen any cheep lego friends locally? I am after some for my dd for Christmas.

    thank you xxx
  • fairclaire
    fairclaire Posts: 22,698 Forumite
    elsie1969 wrote: »
    For you FC....

    As i've said before, my DS defo shows similarities to yours, but not to the same degree. My DS has just started college and STILL can't do his laces to any kind of success lasting more than 30 seconds of wear. Anyway, I always keep pairs of the slidy thingies that are often found on umbro type joggers, or maybe the sides of fleeces/jackets. These along with either normal laces/or elastic that I also recycle from the above items has been a god send over the last few years and still is! In fact my DS new college boots are being held on by the elastic and sliders he no longer wanted at the bottom of his 3/4 joggers at the weekend. :rotfl:

    May not be suitable for your DS just now, but something to think about or maybe try with some other shoes to start off with. x

    Thank you Elsie :A That is very helpful :T It's getting more and more difficult to get suitable footwear as his feet get bigger! Add to that the lack of sensory feedback which affects his balance and co-ordination meaning they can't be too heavy either :o
    Likewise trousers. He struggles with buttons and zips and has no bum on him to hold the bleeding things up :D

    Im trying not to even think how he's going to manage with school shirts :( :eek: No amount of practicing is making the buttons easy for him :(
  • LANGO1966
    LANGO1966 Posts: 2,054 Forumite
    Hi,
    MrT has Napolina fusili bronze pasta 500g reduced to £1 from Wed
    50p TCB for this.
  • zippydooda
    zippydooda Posts: 16,121 Forumite
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    How can you not like cheesecake??

    why is It called cheesecake? there's no cheese in it. as a boy, I would not eat it because of the word cheese in it.
    and no im not winding you up, I don't know :(
  • zippydooda
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    Hi all,

    Can I ask any bristolians if you have seen any cheep lego friends locally? I am after some for my dd for Christmas.

    thank you xxx
    it will have to be scamps's car boot now
  • aau1
    aau1 Posts: 19,401 Forumite
    dipdap wrote: »
    Nah you didn't :D
    I don't get my maths wrong very often ;)
    Now do I get a big green tick? Or do you only have a big red cross? :D

    Here you go

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    Apparently, everybody knows that the bird is [strike]the word[/strike] a moorhen
  • fairclaire
    fairclaire Posts: 22,698 Forumite
    zippydooda wrote: »
    why is It called cheesecake? there's no cheese in it. as a boy, I would not eat it because of the word cheese in it.
    and no im not winding you up, I don't know :(

    There is cheese in it :) soft,cream cheese. So you were right ;)
  • aau1
    aau1 Posts: 19,401 Forumite
    obama wrote: »
    Hello folks!

    Cat food coming back N/A from a 2.30pm shop :(

    Which kind please?
    Thanks
    Apparently, everybody knows that the bird is [strike]the word[/strike] a moorhen
  • dipdap
    dipdap Posts: 6,181 Forumite
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    zippydooda wrote: »
    why is It called cheesecake? there's no cheese in it. as a boy, I would not eat it because of the word cheese in it.
    and no im not winding you up, I don't know :(

    It's made from cream cheese (I think)

    Edit: FC beat me to it. I had to check what kind of cheese philadelphia is as my friend makes hers from that :)
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  • bubbs
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    dipdap wrote: »
    Bubbs go wash your mouth out!
    I'm going to steal all your choccy when you're not looking and replace it with trifle :D

    Are you know?:rotfl::rotfl: see dont like triffle either its the cream :(
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