Fillers, fillers, fillers!!! Everyone Learns IT Eventually

fairclaire

aau1 wrote: »

Yay, don't tell xxlouise56xx. She'll have your guts for garters :rotfl:

Ive been reading the posts about this and kept meaning to check the garage because I thought I'd bought a load of this weeks ago when I mentioned a lot of RTC soft drinks? Is it the one with immuno support.....or something like that?
I did buy a load of it but I think I paid more than you are getting it for now

fairclaire

purpledonkey wrote: »

Evening FC How's it going?

Good thanks. OH is in bed....sedated
Kids are still up

I am so happy to have DS1 here. He's a good lad

Sarahdol75

Night night, all, off to try this hemp hand cream, see if I can stop this itching, and play candy crush, that will take my mind off it

Anon

Classy_Chick06 wrote: »

Well my little test shop worked:j

Nothing brilliant but i have found a trigger;)

The Chocolate biscuits are on offer of 3 for £3, however the CARAMEL WAGON WHEELS do not show on APG:j
I also bought the 2x Medleys with this offer.
Now can someome please work out how much i have actually paid for all 3 items please.
tia

1 x Haribo Maoam Giant Strawberry Stripes£0.10£0.10
1 x Haribo Maoam Giant Sour Stripes (15g)£0.10£0.10
1 x Wrigley's Extra Sugarfree Gum - Spearmint (10 per ...£1.70£1.70
1 x McVitie's Medley Hobnob Raisin & Milk Chocolate Ba...£1.89£1.00
1 x McVitie's Medley Rich Tea Rocky Road (6x30g)£1.85£1.00
1 x McVitie's Tasties Choc Chip Cookies (150g)£1.00£0.50
1 x McVitie's Tasties Hazelnut Chocolate Chip Cookies ...£1.00£0.50
1 x Swizzels Matlow Strawberry Refresher Bar£0.10N/A
1 x Candyland Flumps Mallow Twists£0.10£0.10
1 x Haribo Starmix£0.10£0.10
Comparison total (compared products only)£7.84£5.10

Well done.

£1.89+£1.85=£3.74-£2.00+20p= £1.94 - paid £3, therefore £1.06p for all three plus fillers?

Hobnob raisin would give you slightly more back (8p!), so would then be 98p.

Anon

zagubov

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

Another one of those 'sounds like some crap you read on facebook' stories that Call of Trouty loves so much.:rotfl:

I was reminded of this today, while thinking about fire engines (as you do; well, I do). It's a true story that will, hopefully, restore your faith in the goodness of human nature.:A Assuming it's being lost, which in ELITE-world doesn't happen anyway. So...

My niece, as part of of her school work, was doing some voluntary work at a local old people's home. She was a bit nervous before her first visit, but we reassured her that it would be fine, the old folk were just like normal people, maybe a bit forgetful that's all. Anyway, she loved it, and now visits a lot. (That's not the point of the story.)

But there was one old boy who just sat in his chair and didn't say anything. Never.

One time, her mum (my sister) picked her up from the old people's home, and she recognised this old boy, who had a bit of a back story.

Apparently, before he was in the old people's home, he was obsessed with fire engines and everything fire-brigade related. He used to hang around the local fire brigade depot (my sister worked nearby, that's how she knew him), not causing trouble but just making a bit of a nuisance of himself. So, instead of calling the police or involving the authorities, have a guess what the local fire brigade did? (This bit is brilliant. You'll never guess.) They had a 'retirement party' for him!:D All the local brigade turned out, invited him along, the station commander made a speech, thanked him for his many years of service, presented him with a long-service award, and 'officially' retired him.
He went away as happy as could be. That was the last they saw of him.

The postcript to this is that, after my neice was told this story, the next time she visited the old people's home, she went up to this old boy and said "You used to be a fireman, didn't you?" ... and then she couldn't stop him talking about his fire-brigade experiences
.:A

That's a great story! :T

I used to work in an old folks home and there was an uncommunicative guy there. I asked him if he'd ever been abroad and he nodded, saying "Germany".

Never got an other word out of him and the other staff were amazed he'd said anything at all; they hadn't heard him utter a word for years.

cheer1eader

Evening everyone :hello:
Just spent an hour catching up as you lot do love to talk :rotfl:
Hugs to FC & bubbs & anyone else that needs one xx

altojack

bubbs wrote: »

Altojack, have a lovely holiday x

thank you x

fairclaire wrote: »

Oh you lucky thing never mind the eggs!! Just have a fab time. I reckon you're due it after your recent trauma.
Me....jealous? Hell yes! :rotfl:

Quiet a late booking but so looking forward to milder weather, sitting outside looking at the sea with a glass/bottle of wine in my hand

pattylabelle

davemorton wrote: »

Well I just got some of the 2 for £2 cleaning products in adsa to see if anything works. Oh, and got a £4 womble

A £4 womble is a good womble these days:)

altojack

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Have a lovely holiday



:D

I'm gonna party wherever I can lol, not really. I'll be on a coach enjoying the sites

davemorton

altojack wrote: »

Quiet a late booking but so looking forward to milder weather, sitting outside looking at the sea with a glass/bottle of wine in my hand

Oh dont, you have got me dreaming and wishing again.

pattylabelle wrote: »

A £4 womble is a good womble these days:)

I have to half it with my niece though