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Sunshinemummy

CookieRaider wrote: »

Ok hunger games r off to much lag anyway back to the drink i can go to the pub and have a pint or 2 and thats it for the day not every day but out with the wife etc or after work having a couple and going home. At the weekends i usually drink more on Fri/Sat and i admit sometimes i do drink to much at the weekends but i don't drink in the morning unless am at a party and we r all having the morning after. I do things with my kids and lead a normal life.
That m7s lead me to have over 60 bottles of wine in the garage which i ended up drinking within 2 weeks and 2 me that was a problem hence aa but i realise i was worried about my health (still ongoing) and the boredom got to me as i can't work atm so as i said before a bit confused atm. thank u all for reading this.
I would give u all the serenity prayer but am not sure i need it never mind u lot.

I do think you need to really analysis why you justified your previous drinking to the level you could justify returning to drinking in just a few weeks.

Many people who have a problem with alcohol are not alcoholics.. consider that you have to loose and the cost implications if you carry on drinking....... your health.

Your children will see you and normalise this behaviour and lets face it no one can justify 60 bottles of wine in 2 weeks!

Lecture over (sorry)

savingbabs

Snap, hope your friend is ok.

TrulyMadly

Westvleteren wrote: »

Don't think it is for me to say.



Gotcha:)
The penny's dropped:)

TrulyMadly

From Drink Aware......definition of Binge Drinking which could easily apply to me and most of my friends.

Who drinks 2 large glasses of wine on a Friday night ladies:o

"The government advises that people should not regularly drink more than the lower risk guidelines of 3-4 units of alcohol for men (equivalent to a pint and a half of 4% beer) and 2-3 units of alcohol for women (equivalent to a 175 ml glass of wine). ‘Regularly’ means drinking every day or most days of the week.

Binge drinking for men, therefore, is drinking more than 8 units of alcohol – or about three pints of strong beer. For women, it’s drinking more than 6 units of alcohol, equivalent to two large glasses of wine."

TrulyMadly

Colin Hunt


Have you bought burgers yet?:rotfl:

logie

sarahskint wrote: »

that's lovely logie, its my sisters babys funeral this Friday he was born at 27 weeks will be nice when it is over so to speak just waiting on post mortem results. I think she is having a tattoo with his little footprint on

I know what you mean. I always have a feeling of being in limbo between the death of a loved one and the funeral. I hope it all goes as smoothly as possible :A
I hope the post mortem gives you all some answers. It is such a long wait for the results
I think the tattoo is a lovely memorial that will always be with her. I've got no tattoos as I'm a scaredy cat but there is some lovely memorial jewellery that you can have baby's footprints on too.

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Anymore CCasuals going to dispatched?. Nothing here:( I'm thinking cancellation emails tomorrow:(

Roast chicken dinner today after a bit of shop lifting:D

I had a dispatched email on Friday. I read somewhere that the store would ring you when it was available to collect in store. I haven't checked the website to see what it says there

underperky

I am on this forum and read most of the pages but then when I go to quote or post it always makes me log back in again
does this happen to everyone ?
or just to people who don't post often but read all ......
not that I can remember all I have read

elainemn

underperky wrote: »

May I ask has anyone found the h&s local to me
Tm and Elainem

Hi UP. I have enough shampoo to last next couple of years & trying to get stash down as moving later in the year so have not even looked. Sorry can't help on this one.

vouchercrazy

Good morning everyone

Just done a normal shop and a moc shop, totally not expecting a pp from the moc shop
Anyone who has the Bzz vanish vouchers will like this one

TvM Moc Shop 23-02-14 10.21am
QtyItem DescriptionTotal WeightTesco!AsdaSainsbury'sMorrisons*
1x FINEST ELFE POTATOES 1.5KG
-£1.00n/an/an/a
1x TESCO GOODNESS EASY PEELER CITRUS PACK 600G
-£1.50n/a£1.60n/a
1x PEPSI REGULAR 500ML
-£1.15n/a£1.25£0.57
1x CHICKEN BREAST BONELESS
0.585kg£2.92n/an/an/a
3x HOLLANDS COUNTER APPLE BAR
-£1.50n/an/an/a
1x BANANAS LOOSE 1.676kg
£1.14£1.14£1.14£1.14
1x FEBREZE AEROSOL A/FRESH VANILLA 300ML
-£2.00n/a£2.00£3.00
1x WARBURTONS FARMHOUSE WHITE BREAD 800G
-£1.45£1.00n/a£1.45
5x VANISH GOLD STAIN REMOVER POWDER 940G
-£30.00 £50.00 £49.95 £24.95
2x QUILTED VELVET T/TISSUE WHITE 4 ROLL
-£3.00†£3.96£4.70£3.50
2x PLENTY THE BIG ONE
-£5.96£5.96£6.00£5.98!!!
Tesco comparable total!£41.55 £44.75 £44.70!!!
Competitor shop total! £62.06 £66.64 £40.59!!!
The difference! -£20.51 -£21.89 £4.11!!!!!
cost more cost more cost less

Vanish works out after Bzz 1.50 coupon 3.49 for 940g tub :j:j:j
Just got a shock putting my shop away the 3 Hollands apple bars which I picked up in the reduced section turned out to be Hollands Pub Classic Chicken and Ham Pies X 6, looks like the wrong pricing label must have been put on the box in my store, I have no freezer space otherwise I would go back for more

Normal shop TvA 23-02-14 10.34am
Qty Item Description Tesco Asda Sainsbury's Morrisons*
1x T.BABY BUTTON MUSHROOMS 200G
£1.00 n/a £1.10 n/a
1x T.CLOSED CUP MUSHROOMS 300G
£1.00 n/a £1.00 n/a
1x ICEBERG LETTUCE EACH
£1.00 £0.50 £1.00 £0.49
1x TESCO SALAD TOMATOES 6PK
£1.00 £0.75 £1.00 £1.00
2x BIG & FRESH EGGS BOX OF 10
£4.50 £3.00 n/a £4.00
1x WALLS CLASSIC 8 PORK SAUSAGES 454G
£2.74 £2.00 £2.50 £2.00
2x JUS-ROL PUFF PASTRY BLOCK 500G
£2.50 £2.20 £2.60 £2.50
2x MCCAIN 2 READY BAKED JACKETS 400G
£3.30 £3.00 £3.00 £3.00
1x ORAL B PROEXPERT ALL AROUND CLEAN MINT 75ML £3.49 £2.00 £2.33 £3.49
6x BAG RE-USE CLUBCARD POINT
£0.00 n/a n/a n/a
2x T. UN/SMK BACK BACON 8 RASHERS 300G
£4.50 † £4.00 £4.50 £4.00
1x ACTIVIA CREAMY S/BERRY YOGURT 4X120G
£2.00 † £1.00 £2.00 £2.00
1x ACTIVIA CREAMY LEMON YOGURT 4X120G
£2.00 † £1.00 £2.00 £2.00
1x ACTIVIA CREAMY COCONUT YOGURT 4X120G
£2.00 † £1.00 £2.00 £2.00
1x ACTIVIA CREAMY INTENSELY CRMY R/BERRY 4X120G £2.00 † £1.00 £2.00 £2.00
Tesco comparable total £31.03 £28.53 £31.03
Competitor shop total £21.45 £27.03 £28.48
The difference £9.58 £1.50 £2.55
cost less cost less cost less

Shortfatscotsbloke

dipdap wrote: »

Ts vs As, Ss & Ms

1x MULLER RICE STRAWBERRY 190G
£0.60 † £0.68 £0.60 £0.30
1x MULLER RICE VANILLA CUSTARD 190G
£0.60 † £0.68 £0.60 £0.30
1x MULLERLIGHT BANANA & CUSTARD YOGURT 175G
£0.60 † £0.68 £0.60 £0.30
1x MULLERLIGHT TOFFEE YOGURT 175G
£0.60 † £0.68 £0.60 £0.30
1x MULLER FRUIT CORNER CHERRIES 150G
£0.60 † £0.68 £0.60 £0.30
1x MULLER FRUIT CORNER S/BERRY 150G
£0.60 † £0.68 £0.60 £0.30
1x MULLER CRUNCH CORNER VANILLA CHOC BALLS 135G
£0.60 † £0.68 £0.60 £0.30
1x MULLER CRUNCH CORNER TOFFEE HOOPS 135G
£0.60 † £0.68 £0.60 £0.30
1x MULLER CORNER CHOC DIGESTIVE 135G
£0.60 † £0.68 £0.60 £0.30
1x MULLER CRUNCH CORNER S/BERRY S/CAKE 135G
£0.60 † £0.68 £0.60 £0.30
1x BARRATT FLUMPS 12G
£0.10 £0.10 £0.10 £0.10

(I know the flump made 11 items but I threw it in for good luck )

Edit: Savvy, before you ask why I didn't just go Morries, it's way to far for me to walk

I'm more of an A apg shopper than a T pp shopper and there is probably a really simple answer to this, but, can anyone tell me why it appears that this pp hasn't picked up the 5 for £3 or 8 for £4 in A?

Is it that it has been missed or does it actually show at the end total of the pp?

Thanks.