Elite christmas special

DesperateScousewife

Maybelline dream Matt mousse foundation, sun beige, still scanning at £1.49 @ Mr T. Other colours are £7.69.

davemorton

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

Nearly £200 a month, Bargain.

It is if you only watch it once a month

Mrs_stinkface

fairclaire wrote: »

Mr Shoes 75% off sale...

Mrs S forgot to mention that you also need body armour to protect you from trolley and elbow bashings and that it makes a rugby scrum look like a dollies tea party. It's every car booter/ebayer for themselves :eek:.......you have been warned

.......or maybe that's just where I live :rotfl:

But my most favourite part of it all is and reading people's experiences of it on other threads on these forums. It's an absolute guarantee some person who only got 2 trolleys worth will be moaning about all the 'greedy pigs' who buy things to sell on. The 2 trolley person is not a 'greedy pig' because they have a large family to give gifts to.....It's very entertaining

My local is very civilised. It gets busy but there never any drama. I do love to hear about everyone's else's craziness though.
I can't bloody wait :j

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Happy birthday M2M :bdaycake:

Had one of my birthdays today, according to the Body Shop that is Nice little bodyscrub for free thank you. Might pick up a butter when I go to another town, I like having more than one birthday

Lol, I had a birthday last week, one in November and one in August.

Jelly_Biactol

princessmelody2009 wrote: »

TWELVE SURPRISING USES FOR VICKS VAPOR RUB.

Here's Number Thirteen...

My Dad used to work with someone who had Vicks sandwiches:eek:. Yes, sandwiches:eek::eek: Two slices of bread spread with Vicks.
The first time (they were out on a job, and eating lunch in the van) my Dad wondered what the really strong and distinctive smell was ... he couldn't believe it when he found out.:)

tweets

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

Here's Number Thirteen...

My Dad used to work with someone who had Vicks sandwiches:eek:. Yes, sandwiches:eek::eek: Two slices of bread spread with Vicks.
The first time (they were out on a job, and eating lunch in the van) my Dad wondered what the really strong and distinctive smell was ... he couldn't believe it when he found out.:)

Think that beats my cat food sandwiches

TrulyMadly

Hope no ones having their tea....dinner for the southerners:)



Another use for Vick

princessmelody2009

hornetgirl wrote: »

Are you Irish by any chance princessmelody? My Irish MIL is the only other person I have ever heard use the term Little Christmas and she is taking her decorations down today. We did ours yesterday.

Mammy is sisters and I were born here but went 'home' every summer as kiddies, although I haven't been for 2 years now :eek: Most of mam's family live there so have been raised strict Irish Catholic, last went for a funeral but everyone keeps in touch

Dizzy_Ditzy

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Hope no ones having their tea....dinner for the southerners:)



Another use for Vick

Misery guts is eating twiglets :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Pasipha

fairclaire wrote: »

Mr Shoes 75% off sale...

Mrs S forgot to mention that you also need body armour to protect you from trolley and elbow bashings and that it makes a rugby scrum look like a dollies tea party. It's every car booter/ebayer for themselves :eek:.......you have been warned

.......or maybe that's just where I live :rotfl:

But my most favourite part of it all is and reading people's experiences of it on other threads on these forums. It's an absolute guarantee some person who only got 2 trolleys worth will be moaning about all the 'greedy pigs' who buy things to sell on. The 2 trolley person is not a 'greedy pig' because they have a large family to give gifts to.....It's very entertaining

Thanks for the warning :eek: I shall borrow DS's shin pads and DH's crash helmet

Thrifty_Sister

TrulyMadly wrote: »

For a few weeks we've been mulling over getting rid of Sky and moving to BT. Ie losing Sky TV and using BT for calls and broadband.

Broadband is £16 pm but free for 6 months
line rental is either £15.99 pm or £141 for 12 months in advance

Free Sainsburys gift card for £40

BT TV will be £5 per month

We aren't watching much on Sky. DH will pay separately for £3.99 for Eurosport cycling on his laptop.

Set aside tonight to sort it all out



Our monthly payments will drop from £55 to £25

Just decided to check out TCB

:T:T:T:T:T:T

They are offering £147 for new customers.:T:T:T:T

We've been doing the same TM. Had a talk with Talk Talk before Christmas and got offered what I thought was a good deal but there was a lot of negative stuff about them so never actually did it. But Sky discount has ended and theres no way we watch enough telly to justify the cost of Sky.

Will miss the choice though

Have also considered the You View box thingy but don't know anybody with one.