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Tinyshoes

zagubov wrote: »

On another thread we all know there are things we can carry so we can recognise each other. Do the Elite not do the same?

Actually just thought of it and realised if we did we better not talk about it online!:rotfl:

Well if anyone had been looking closely I did have my 4p handbag with me and 4p boots on.

thick_tom

emerald21 wrote: »

Wonder if that scarecrow would like a few whacks. What do you think Tom

i fully agree!!














................. baring in mind thats you in your halloween costume

xxlouisexx56

tigerwhite wrote: »

I did the same one but first clicked on the £10 link on 10 ways.

I've just booked in for a free Sunday lunch early dec. I joined mysterydining a while back. anyway, my first assignment coming up :j Sunday lunch, main course and a drink for 2 adults and 2 kids and I'll get paid £30 for it :beer:

They are not recruiting anywhere near me which is a shame. I love free food!

My autistic dd really loves going out to eat and I even think she would enjoy critiquing her experiences

Pasipha

Chrisv wrote: »

Final push for the wisdom comp - ends at midday today.

Thanks for pushing this had missed them before - voted now. Good Luck all

tigerwhite_2

xxlouisexx56 wrote: »

They are not recruiting anywhere near me which is a shame. I love free food!

My autistic dd really loves going out to eat and I even think she would enjoy critiquing her experiences

I've been a member for almost 3 months and this is the first one I've got on. Will feel like secret squirrel when I go in

Off to make a cuppa tea. Will eat the last banana and choc chip muffin i make the other day. However, PD, your cakes look amazing. well done, you are very talented!

Tinyshoes

aau1 wrote: »

Hmmmmm :think:

will i regret getting a 550 piece set of Mega Blocks?

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/argos-mega-bloks-pink-micro-tub-550-pieces-was-34-99-now-9-99-1694769

I really hope you did get some for little aau. She will love it. All my girls love building with bricks, mega blocks, lego etc.

In fact when I was sorting the loft out in the summer the 22 year old had a little play. :rotfl:

emerald21

thick_tom wrote: »

i fully agree













................. baring in mind thats you in your halloween costume

Hardly :eek: more like you mind you when I d finished with you the colour would be red not orange :rotfl::rotfl:

Tinyshoes

Chrisv wrote: »

Can't go wrong with Mega Blocks for little ones aau1.

I'm wondering if I will regret ordering 500 sachets of porridge (50 x 10 sachet boxes) for £10 delivered. :rotfl:

Thanks to 10ways.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00BSV9P88/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1634&creative=19450&creativeASIN=B00BSV9P88&linkCode=as2&!!!!!utf8a-21

You won't regret it Chrisv, I used to buy my mum the Dorset Cereal porridges when they were on offer and she loved them much nice than Oats so Simple.

thick_tom

emerald21 wrote: »

Hardly :eek: more like you mind you when I d finished with you the colour would be red not orange :rotfl::rotfl:

.......... but its always red - very much so

Tinyshoes

fairclaire wrote: »

zag, you must have some Scottish in you to use the word 'scunnered' love it

I personally can't eat anything pink:eek:

I probably should have said this last night, but I like my meat pink.

We often eat rare burgers in the summer but only if we know where the meat has been sourced from, never supermarket ones only from our organic butcher, they are a BBQ treat.

And often our beef joints are pink all the way through, it just tastes so much better. Steaks always eaten rare too.