everyone loves it (in) the Elite

zagubov

Evening all! A nice joly little choon from yesteryear. And were the backing dancers taught by a robot with rickets?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYj9J4UH8ck&feature=youtu.be :j

LilacLillie

bubbs wrote: »

I hope no one looses them:eek:

Mine still showing those mucked up details, it'll be a miracle if mine ever turn up.
LL

bubbs

fairclaire wrote: »

:eek:you'd better get selling some of those hair dryers!

I know:rotfl::rotfl: he knew it would be about £200 but more than double:eek: everything went wrong at once, and got to be done for MOT:mad:

nerfdad

MKS wrote: »

Can't beat a bit of rough (but not hurtful) play between father and son.

We're not like that down south :eek::eek::rotfl:

bubbs wrote: »

Like you did me waiting for my results?:p;)

I'm sure I gave you lots of support:o;)

bubbs

nerfdad wrote: »

I'll do a test shop if I get mine:D:D

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

miffie2 wrote: »

can't help on this one bubbs never tried myself sorry

Thanks

miffie2

bubbs wrote: »

I hope no one looses them:eek:

Nerfy will be in trouble for breaking the e-vouchers :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Savvybuyer

Welcome to the elitE thread:D. Womble results thus far not helping me, but just to confirm this comparison and also the Anchor is picking up M's mbuy (shop this afternoon).

1 x ASDA Smartprice Cheese Spread (200g)£0.70£0.64
2 x Anchor Spreadable (500g)£4.00£4.00

SP Cottage Cheese 300g also vs 64p M (but that's a price incr. in both A and M from the 59p it was, at both, some months ago).

miffie2

Night everyone hope the e-vouchers all come through for everyone

squigs

BlackBeltGirl wrote: »

As you can probably tell by my username I do martial arts myself as do both my children. You cannot put a price on confidence and self esteem and martial arts is a brilliant way of building both in children. I'm proud to say that I have written and implemented a life skills and martial arts syllabus for young children and to see the kids work through it and grow in confidence is fantastic. I'm sure your GD's will love it, we have kids with us that have been training for 5 years and more and are now helping to teach themselves. I love it

I totatally agree with you BlackBeltGirl.

My son started when he was 6 and he reached 3rd dan black belt, before the lure of girls and alcohol was stronger than going training.
But when he was training, he became British Champion and apart from competing all over this country, he also fought in Ireland, France, Germany and Singapore, so it certainly broadened his horizons!

O/h is an 8th dan blackbelt, but he has more or less retired from it now, apart from doing some occasional examining of senior ranks.

I also am a black belt, but only a 1st dan. I gave up the day I passed my black belt exam!! :o:o

MKS

O/T but can anyone help, please. Does anyone know if you can buy Lindt peanut butter truffles in the UK? If so, how much/weight are they? I've googled it but not much luck.tia