Extremely Lovely Individuals Talking Excessively

fairclaire

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

I've always thought that is what the free samples of wallpaper are for. Are you sure it's not just the opinion of your DS that it should not be pink :rotfl::rotfl:

No, it was a message from a TA in his home to school diary. If Im covering it anyway why do I need to know it shouldn't be pink?? And why shouldn't it be pink?? :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Anyway since writing that post Ive discovered that his PE kit ( all £50 + trainers worth of it :eek::eek:) hasn't made it home with him. He has no idea where it is or when he last saw it, only that he remembers having it 'at some point' today .....:( Luckily everything is labelled so it should turn up I expect (hope)

Claire1972

rudeboy71 wrote: »

Claire1972 wrote: »

I lived up your way for 22 years and know thornbronx well !! infact worked there for a while too, all my family are still up there !!

BLACK BULL in Yarm so many good memories :beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer:

Yes I know the black bull well!!!!

Call_of_Trouty

Coupon_Kathy wrote: »

Just a word of caution for anyone tempted by Glade Glitch - I went to a talk last year on energy bills in the home and the speaker highlighted the plug in air fresheners used more electricity than a tumble drier! Whilst I think he was over-exaggerating there may be some truth in this! Might be worth considering - or do we have any electricity conservation lurkers that could confirm if this is true or not? :eek:

Total nonsense

A glade plug in uses less than 2 watts , so approx 17, 500 per year

http://www.glade.ca/en/faq.aspx

http://www.which.co.uk/home-and-garden/laundry-and-cleaning/guides/tumble-dryer-energy-costs/

Edit: Just checked an ambi pur one and that uses 1 watt

rudeboy71

Claire1972 wrote: »

rudeboy71 wrote: »

Yes I know the black bull well!!!!

Yeah but can you remember the MALL ????? :T:T

Wheres_My_Cashback

Visited two Mr T's Express stores today. Numerous banners still displaying 25% off 6 bottles of wine or more in both stores.

Getting too choosy now so I didn't avail them of their [STRIKE]error[/STRIKE] kindness and purchase more as it would have worked out at £3.00 per bottle on 6 at £6.

Any other time and I would have, but seeing as I've just stocked up on 100+ bottles at a max of £2.28pb it seemed excessive :rotfl:

Yoghurt_Queen

Coupon_Kathy wrote: »

I went to a talk last year on energy bills in the home :eek:

Do they have these events on all over the country? Only, I'd like to take Stan to one for his birthday treat. Its coming up in November.

JulieElizabeth

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Hiya Squills

squilliondollarbaby

I guess I'm a bit behind you lovely people but I just thought of a way round H&M cancelling the free delivery code. You can still get £5 off with one code and now 25% off with another code. Well, H&M cancelled my £1 denim jacket from last week (after the old codes) http://www.hm.com/gb/product/06435?article=06435-A#shopOrigin=SA

The 25% comes off any one item but if you buy in multiples of the same item you'll get 25% off all of them. So I bought 3 of the same size (for my daughter) for £12.40. Obviously now I need to go to the hassle of selling on the other 2, but I reckon I'll get about £6+ each + P&P for them as new items, making the third jacket free or nearly free after fees. I guess I could have just done 2 but I went for gold as we have achieved nice prices for girl's clothes before and there might even be a bit of profit inh it, not much risk in any case.

Anyway, that's the plan

emerald21

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

I've always thought that is what the free samples of wallpaper are for. Are you sure it's not just the opinion of your DS that it should not be pink :rotfl::rotfl:

To keep them tidy and make them last longer I d imagine:D

Wheres_My_Cashback

squilliondollarbaby wrote: »

I guess I'm a bit behind you lovely people but I just thought of a way round H&M cancelling the free delivery code. You can still get £5 off with **** and now 25% off with ****. Well, H&M cancelled my £1 denim jacket from last week (after the old codes) http://www.hm.com/gb/product/06435?article=06435-A#shopOrigin=SA

The 25% comes off any one item but if you buy in multiples of the same item you'll get 25% off all of them. So I bought 3 of the same size (for my daughter) for £12.40. Obviously now I need to go to the hassle of selling on the other 2, but I reckon I'll get about £6+ each + P&P for them as new items, making the third jacket free or nearly free after fees. I guess I could have just done 2 but I went for gold as we have achieved nice prices for girl's clothes before and there might even be a bit of profit inh it, not much risk in any case.

Anyway, that's the plan

Tut Tut !! No codes allowed :eek: