Everything Leads Into The (new year) Elite thread

Mumto2monkeys

Snap-ant wrote: »

Quality St £1.25
Mars minis 25p
Nestle long box 62p
DM Christmas bar 35p
DM Christmas Tree bar 30p
Bayliss & Harding box £2.50
Nivea tin £2
Nip & Tuck body butters £1.49
Nip & Tuck hand cream etc £1.87

Vaseline tin £1.62 for us that have no Ss

Also the other Nip & Tuck tightening sets were £2.51.

Nip & Tuck lip balms £1.15.

Nivea Giles Limited edition 2 Moisturizing creams £1.87.

Dove sponge bag & stuff £1.87

The DM was 70p in my mr t yesterday.... Might have a wander tomorrow:)
Thankyou.

carolt2

Afternoon all,:hello: not been online for a few days. RL hectic once again.:sad:
Noticed the new thread.
Thanks for that Savvy
Going to have to skip the end of the last thread and try and catch up on the 15 pages on this one.

Hope everyone is well.:)

tigerwhite_2

Mildred1970 wrote: »

Haha yes it did have a ring aerial which kept flopping out of position at a crucial moment of Grange Hill :eek:

My first job was at a firm of Chartered Accountants and I had to write entries manually into leather bound ledgers, add them up and balance them. Ye gods. And if that wasn't bad enough it was really old fashioned with a hierarchy akin to Upstairs Downstairs :rotfl:


My mum would :rotfl: if I told her that, no far from it..I think she saved all year for it, and it was probably our only present that Christmas

he he

I got sidetracked - started reading the daily mail online for my celeb big bro catch up (i recorded it last night), It's like Heat magazine but free :rotfl:

tweets

Good Afternoon

That was a bilge catch up :rotfl:

Red and white RM card behind door when I got home :mad:
Parcel wont fit through letterbox I am picking it up Saturday from the post office will have to remember to go for just before 12-30 or it will be shut

Its something I must have won on facebook because I don't use my full Christian name on facebook

Hope its something nice

willowwispy

:eek: How much!!! :eek:
http://www.tesco.com/direct/festive-102ft-led-cherry-christmas-tree/562-5979.prd?pageLevel=&skuId=562-5979

think the clubcard points total is wrong though

willowwispy

On a positive note received to Persil liquids 12 washes in post today, from FB send to a friend thank you friends

willowwispy

tweets wrote: »

Good Afternoon

That was a bilge catch up :rotfl:

Red and white RM card behind door when I got home :mad:
Parcel wont fit through letterbox I am picking it up Saturday from the post office will have to remember to go for just before 12-30 or it will be shut

Its something I must have won on facebook because I don't use my full Christian name on facebook

Hope its something nice

Could it be from Persil offer

Sunshinemummy

pk04 wrote: »

You can only quote 3 at a time doing it this way though - any more and it won't quote the first

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

One way is to click Quote on the post you want to quote, select all the text in the box, open up a text editor (Word, Notepad, Open Office, Text Edit, whatever) and paste in the text.
(You can edit down the text if it's only a bit of the message you're replying to, as long as you keep the [QUOTE...] and

bits at the beginning and end.)
In the web browser, click the Back button, find the next post you want to quote, and repeat, as many times as you want.
Just add your own comments in and amongst.
Click on 'Post Reply', copy the text in the text editor and pasted it into the Reply box.

Like this, for example….

Easy-peasy-lemon-squeezy:)[/QUOTE]

My immediate thought was ooooh how long can I make a post and how many quotes can I add! But three is a good number x

Jelly your post is beyond my capacity. I know we can play with what is inside the quote but a web browsers ... just the word makes me sweat!!

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

tweets

willowwispy wrote: »

On a positive note received to Persil liquids 12 washes in post today, from FB send to a friend thank you friends

Bet this is my mystery parcel :j Solved thank you

Mumto2monkeys

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

With the memories being shared, I think most people on here are in the 40's!

Did you have one of those ring ariels that you had to keep moving?

I remember one of my first jobs was inputting a data programme into a computer.

Typing 00011010010100101010101 for 8 hours a day! It was horrendous and I was rubbish! I always kept getting the 0 and 1 in the wrong order! :D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

We had a coat hanger for an Ariel in our caravan ( because it worked better) and when the battery was flat Dad put it on charge by putting it in the car and driving around the block:rotfl:

We also had a spectrum zx I think it was... Tape loaded computer that had a joy stick connected to a black and white tv.... Very difficult to play snooker on:rotfl:
Kids today don't know how lucky they are!!!

Oh and I'm not 40 for a couple more years :rotfl: