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Tinyshoes

Yoghurt_Queen wrote: »

I think they'll be ok Tiny. Most of the time, manufacturers try to protect themselves by giving short use by dates. I would still use them.

Oh I shall use them don't worry, just can't believe I forgot about them. I buy from Approved Foods so Best Befores mean nothing to me. I use my eyes, nose and mouth to decide on most things.

13 bags of that bloomin wholewheat pasta left though, only 2 Parioli so the Napolina has come at a good time. Thanks to the OP. :T

Loopie_Lou_2

Just looking at Amazon and saw these sterling silver cubic zirconia earrings for £0.01, delivery is £1.25. May make a nice little stock filling.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0044DG4EK/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A1DPI4ANGV43EZ

michjay_2

Does anyone please know if the Napolina offer ends at M today please.

Thank you

3Dogs

tweets wrote: »

What a result for Alan Mr3Dogs on his birthday and Mr Morton :DSunderland :j:j:j:j

Whoopie :j :j

Tinyshoes

MrsBartolozzi wrote: »

Firstly, please do not think I'm having a go. I'm not, the exact opposite actually.
The fact that it was the first thing you found just shows how widespread this misinformation is, and how quickly and widely things are spread. The world and his wife were forwarding this email on without stopping to ask themselves where the writer got their information and if it was true. It's something we can see daily on the web. Unless something is backed up with references it's likely just opinion.

I totally agree with you we are never as fully informed as we think thanks to the world wide web. And we all have to come to our own conclusions. I also believe some authorities are very good at hiding the truth of the matter ie funding research so it is led in their favour. As you say you need lots of backed up references to come to a final conclusion of anything you read.

LilacLillie

mhoc wrote: »

No man is an island :j

Except the Isle of Mann
LL

vanilla_twist

Afternoon all

Having touble with shoptize. Not used it in a long while and has changed to a barcode scan thing. Is this meant to work like the apg barcode scan.
I can't get it to confirm scan of barcode . Last night I presumed I needed daylight but this is not helping either and light fading fast.

Have got as far as scan barcode, the scanner comes up, I put box over barcode, then nothing.
Anyhelp gratefully received as have bought a few things.

Will catch up todays news now.
V x

Tinyshoes

Right I can leave tetris no longer.

pilot.pete

My first attempt - went a bit wrong on the pasta though.



Why £10.42?


13 items (10 different) on your bill qualify for comparison
Morrisons
+£8.53


4 x Heinz Baked Beanz in Tomato Sauce (4x415g) £10.00 £5.60
1 x Napolina Spaghetti (500g) £1.38 £1.49
1 x Napolina Fusilli (500g) £1.38 £1.49
1 x Napolina Penne Pasta (500g) £1.38 £0.69
1 x Napolina Egg Pasta Lasagne (375g) £1.38 £1.09
1 x Walkers Meaty Variety Crisps (20x25g) £4.69 £3.00
1 x Walkers Classic Variety Crisps (20x25g) £4.69 £3.00
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Take a Break Milk Chocolate Coa... £1.00 £1.00
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Take a Break Orange Milk Chocol... £1.00 £1.00
1 x ASDA Smartprice Bourbon Creams (400g) £0.43 £0.44

Comparison total £27.33 £18.80

Sunshinemummy

Scawie wrote: »

Kind of... The mean average will be a fraction of a bone below a full complement as some skeletons have bones missing and you don't tend to get skeletons with extra bones

But some people have an extra rib, and when some people get lot of wear they can get bit of bone growth whether they shouldn't be... well according to the back cracking man I go to see!

:D:D:D