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rose28454

P2TKL wrote: »

Just back from taking my DS to uni.....I blubbed all the way home....recommend you take some tissues.....:(

Good luck to all youngsters going off to Uni. Hope they all have stashes to keep them going. I remember when my son went off. Unfortunatly for the wrong reasons. I had been having problems with my eyesight for a week before and we stayed up in Durham the night before dropping him off. That night my retina detached and i subsequently had 4 eye ops in six months.

bubbs

davemorton wrote: »

Spicy chutney, jam, and freeze some for crumples later in the year, have about another 7 buckets worth at least, probably wont get round to picking them all, but must take some into work, or I will get wrong.
Nice to see you posting hobbittjones :j

Could always send them this way

Savvybuyer

"Seven pounds 50. Very good," he said.
Well, not when you were expecting a £10 BM it isn't:p.

So, whatever happened, it was £2.50 down from what I was expecting. Unless they are now deducting the £2.50 Nectie reward spends and offsetting that (in which case, goodbye, I'm not shopping again with you for just a price match), it seems £2.50 short. Unless I was relying on msm getting its sums wrong again:o - thought I could just put all the items into my basket, check them all on a.com and could rely on msm's 'save £10' by switching.

It may be the McCoys Classic 15 crisps, that I advised earlier, as they are £2.50 cheaper in A. Checked them again - they are exactly the same size, dimensions, description on front of pack and flavours. I've screenshotted every item I bought on a.com though in case others are adding up to the seeming missing £2.50. Will find out tomorrow...

PrincessSavings

LANGO1966 wrote: »

Barcode 4015600637095

Does anyone know how to get details from a barcode - I'm useless

Jelly_Biactol

tweets wrote: »

Yes I remembered Hillards I collected the dinner plates
Do you remember Presto didn't Safeway buy them out

FloFlo wrote: »

I used to work on the deli counter in presto I was 15.

No I don't remember Presto:o
I was 15 when I first applied for a job at Hillards, but the age limit was 16 so I re-applied the next year, and thanks to my lovely Auntie Jackie (who worked there) and my own natural ability of course:dance: I got the job - eight and three-quarter hours a week (Wed, Thurs, Fri evenings) for £9.25. I think the maximum was 9 hours for part-timers. But it was enough for two driving lessons. I also worked Saturdays whenever I could, as that was time-and-a-half for the first four hours then double time. Wow, so many memories - thanks for reminding me:T:T:T

Auntycaz

P2TKL wrote: »

Just back from taking my DS to uni.....I blubbed all the way home....recommend you take some tissues.....:(

My daughter went on Friday. Really weird without her.

rose28454

davemorton wrote: »

Spicy chutney, jam, and freeze some for crumples later in the year, have about another 7 buckets worth at least, probably wont get round to picking them all, but must take some into work, or I will get wrong.
Nice to see you posting hobbittjones :j

Lovely I love plum jam

Savvybuyer

emmad5689 wrote: »

There was a lady near to where I work that was burnt from mixing 2 normal household cleaners :eek: x

Ouch! I was only putting a little bit of A Toilet Cleaner down the bowl on the opposite side from the Harpic, to make it smell alright. I wasn't touching the actual liquid or the Harpic! In fact, it's hardly me 'mixing': I'd expect wooden spoons and all to be used for that!:rotfl: Just trace amounts (and diluted ones at that) would ever be in slight contact if at all - I'm sure it's been fine!:):) Yours, still alive and breathing normally.

DeeDee74

DaisyDuck wrote: »

Hey everyone

Ive been lurking mostly oflate as im way to hectic to get time to do any glitching but am enjoying seeing all other reports - alot of the things aren't available here too so im just getting by with a bargain here and there !

I was wondering if anyone cold give me abit of advice>

I took the plunge and bought the ugg boots from allsole - upon hearing their sister site is coggles.com and they are a registered seller - but mine arrived today and where they have all the things they are supposed to BUT the label on the inside is a white tag - there is a hologram on one boot but the labels are white normal tags not woven/stitched - is this correct ??? I have one other pair and they are the same but were bought 2nd hand from ebay so can't be sure ?

anyone with uggs that they are sure are genuine can you please tell me wether to return or not .

Cheers me dears :beer:

Ive got real uggs one white label in one boot and two in the other, one of which has hollagram on.

davemorton

bubbs wrote: »

Could always send them this way

Your always welcome to sample my plums Bubbs
Why do I never get sick of plum smut?