Everything Leads Into The (new year) Elite thread

Tinyshoes

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Just extra protein:D

Talking about rice now. _pale_

But they are going back to the cheese later.

aau1

willowwispy wrote: »

Popped to T's earlier today for a quick browse......well 2hrs late I emerged victorious :T

10 x Gift Wrap 10p
6 x Gift Tags 5p
5 x Boxes Xmas Cards 10p
5 x Kids Gift Bags 10p
3 x Pks Bottle Bags 5p
2 x Pks Curling Ribbon 10p
2 x Pks Christmas Bows 10p
4 x Muppet Guitar Cushions 50p
3 x Girls Calculators 10p
2 x Kitty Rings 5p
5 x Pks Gold Party Plates 10p
3 x Pink Left Handed Pencils 10p
3 x Blue Left Handed Pencils 10p
2 x Blue Right Handed Pencils 10p
6 x Warburtons Thins - Free with MOC
2 x Pot of Dreams Savings Pot - £1.25

Think that's about it

Total £8.25
Also got a few Burgers while ! was there, well would be rude not too

Left/right handed pencils??? :huh:

Jelly_Biactol

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

For once I am speechless!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

tweets

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

Nice name
My uncle is a Kenneth, though to everyone he has been 'Ken' for years - it's only my Mum (his 'big sister') who still calls him 'Kenneth'.

Similar to my sister, it's only close family who still call her by her birth name; everyone else uses one of a couple of shortened versions, which don't sound exactly the same as the long version, so sometimes I'll be out with her and her friends, and wondering "Who is this xxxxx woman everyone is talking about?"

I'm OK, I have an unshortenable name:)

My DS got an unshortened name but he gets called little xxx shortened surname by some folk his dad big xxx . He's got his dads surname I changed back to my maiden name when I got divorced.

rebeccalb

Evening everyone.

Don't suppose by any chance anyone on here has an ebay business account. Trying to decide if it's worth upgrading mine and trying to make what has been a hobby/part time side line into something a bit more serious. Have been selling various items, and it has been doing well. Don't want a shop just a business account so it's all above board. Is there any hidden downsides I'm probably missing? Many thanks

Tinyshoes

Thrifty_Sister wrote: »

You must have a go - when your ankle allows. They are brilliant

Its so easy to do it - once set up and linked to a clubcard you point and shoot at each item then put it in your bag so saving time queueing, packing etc.

My OH calls me the happy scanner

But I would not get my daily exercise racing to the scanners on the pillars thinking I have found a bargain and then having to go and put it back.

Repeating this a few times is a decent work out you know.

Thriftygifty

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Just extra protein:D

Yeah, then proceeded to mock my DH for eating moldy cheese, although might have to retract it if it turns out the bog standard block cheese has extra nutty flavour :rotfl:

Sunshinemummy

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I'm sat here with my feet up on a chair watching the first episode of Corrine's.

I have THE most swollen ankles/calves I've ever had :eek:

My eyes are swollen now

:o:o:o

Sunshinemummy

Cranny44 wrote: »

ooh they are the same age too then he is 9 will be 10 in June

Perfect xxx

aau1

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Have they got a barcode on them, the store i go to occasionally doesnt have any scanners

Ends 8922

Its a 25l keter "multifunction" (:huh:) box