The Good, the Mad & the Lovely

louj101

mhoc wrote: »

Just be very thankful you don't have any of the Elite living close by. A flash mob would arrive, rearrange your cupboards, fridge and freezer, do a stock check, make you a suggested menu list and a potential shopping list divided up into the cheapest stores and probably arrive with armfuls of assorted glitch items and generally be very bossy until you were back on your feet again
:rotfl:

haha sometime I think that is what I need !!......I only have my lovely little family, me, hubby and three children....I don't see my other of my family since my mum passed way x......it lovely to have the support of mse xx thanks all xx

Sunshinemummy

Night everyone, my bed is calling me, it's probably missing me!

:D:D:D:D:D:D

fairclaire

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Just wanted to share something with you all, had a little look through mum and dad's singles collection earlier and listened to this one.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UaEC-lWSlmI

Totally different thinking listening to it now than when I was an innocent 7 year old. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Fantastic :T:T:T

117pauline

Thought my son still used his playstation but he doesn't.....

so I am just about to recycle the Sun Perks playstation codes

louj101

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

The sign in T*sco said they were £7 BOGOF, but the receipt shows £3.50 each.

They are 750g Fox's Fruit Pudding and are £3.00 in Asda.

It would have been a good glitch it the system showed them at £7 each and compared them as it would have given a £10 PP.

thanks for the info x

fairclaire

LilacLillie wrote: »

Can anyone help please? I'm having an afternoon tea party next week for my neighbours and wanted to print out some informal invitations.
I've been on Google for ages (1.1/2hrs) with no luck. Mostly I've found USA sites, signed up to a couple of 'Free' ones only to find they want money once I'm in.
Anyone have any ideas? I need to get them out some time tomorrow
TIA
LL

Do you have office or an office type programme on your computer? The desk top publishing things usually have templates in. failing that try typing 'free templates' into google rather than invitations.

Sounds lovely

squigs

fairclaire wrote: »

I'm buying OH a fishing rod for Christmas. I like surprises but he only exercises and goes fishing lately. So Ive caved in and he knows what he's getting......I'd just buy a stick so I had to let him choose :rotfl::rotfl:

WELL....he started a conversation earlier that went like this

'you know when you're a kid and you get a bike for Christmas?'
me: yes
'and you just have to go out and try your new bike out on Christmas Day?'

For the first time in ages I had to use my 'this conversation is not proceeding any further' look

Then he said he was just winding me up :mad: :cool:......testing the water more like, and I bet it was freezing

So it's cod for Boxing day dinner then FC!!! :rotfl::rotfl:

Thriftygifty

Right i'm off to bed, big boss is back in work tomorrow after not being there for months so should probably try and get in on time!

Thanks for everyone's help today regarding the hamper, i'm off to buy the contents tomorrow and tick it off my list! I'm so over Christmas present shopping this year, luckily thanks to the glitches i'de already done 75% of it but the last 25% has been a pain in the A***! ho ho ho I do love Christmas really just not when i'm this stressed out with other stuff. Night all xx

henrik777

savingbabs wrote: »

Take it there's a bit of cash back heading your way!

£1 for zero

£2.10 for diet coke

£1.38 for the orange

Tinyshoes

fairclaire wrote: »

Fantastic :T:T:T

I have found some true gems amongst their collection. :rotfl: