Da thread....do you dare come in da house?

tweets

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

I will let you laugh at me, and I am so glad I realised when I did

Could have been worse you could have gone out and came home thinking it was ready that would have been :eek:

tigerwhite_2

mrs_lds wrote: »

M&s children's wrapping paper 2 metre roll reduced to 39 pence but goes through the till at 9 pence has hamsters, sweets party time and gift. Boxes on print bc 9554 not sure if just. Local. Original price is £2

thanks, I'm going to head there as it's next to T and I'll mooch. Need some more wrapping paper :T

cheer1eader

tigerwhite wrote: »

I'm alright Doc. Been busy with kids and boozing (both are related )You?

I'm sorting out my coupon folder, exciting eh?:rotfl:




I've not done the eggs, waiting for them to go cheaper, plus the roses is showing OOS in my A. Think I'm going to have a mooch at T for 1p trainers at lunch

good luck with that, i think the trainers posted were £1 :rotfl:

locarr

fairclaire wrote: »

We'll I can change a tyre and I could do before I even passed my driving test. Im of the opinion that general stuff like this should be part of the driving test I
I have had a flat in the middle of nowhere before....with no mobile signal, more than once! :eek: So I was very glad to be able to sort it out myself! I think if you drive a car, it's a skill you should have, I taught my son to do it before he passed his test too.

Agreed,If you drive a car you should be able to change a wheel in the event of a brakedown puncture, Ive had to help out a number of people (Mostly male) change a wheel....the last place you wanna be on a motorway/remote area without the knowhow to get going again!

calmspirit wrote: »

ah ok maybe just one more thing .........

25 years ago today, thousands of Liverpool fans went to watch the team in the FA Cup semi final at Hillsborough Stadium in Sheffield. 96 did not come home to their families. 96 died on the terrace, crushed to death in a Stadium that was not for purpose. The police blamed the fans, the media blamed the fans, the politicians blamed the fans. But the people of Liverpool knew the truth, the people who witnessed it knew the truth. And they never gave up, they never gave up the fight to bring those responsible to Justice. Today, that fight for Justice goes on. Justice for the 96 will come. The truth is out there. The police, the media, the politicians, see, they all lied. But the picked on the wrong football club. they picked on the wrong city. To the 96, may you all Rest in Peace, to the families, who have been relentless in their pursuit of Justice, i salute you all, your strength to keep fighting against all the odds is an inspiration to us all. Today we remember them. the 96. with us always. You'll Never Walk Alone

I feel for the victims and their families but how did it happen, who was to blame and what were the police covering up? serious question from a football fan.

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

They usually have 25% off instore over Easter, lets hope they do t again this year.

I've been wondering this too...haven't seen one this year!!

bubbs

cheer1eader wrote: »

checked on w's msm & still showing as £2 vs a's 3 for £10 i;m guessing my a's doesn't have roses, twirls or wispas as not showing on a's msm for me

Ok will go now then thanks

bubbs

Hmm actually now showing sold out!

tigerwhite_2

cheer1eader wrote: »

good luck with that, i think the trainers posted were £1 :rotfl:

oooh, 100 pennies?... shall i or shan't it? Yep, I'll push the boat out and pay up if i find them. Off for a scanning session toodlepip

Mrs_Moc

Is the £2.50 egg price in S still going please

scottishshortie

Good morning back from Ts and in the seasonal isle found washing powder 15 washes for £1 called zingy non bio

rudekid48

calmspirit wrote: »

ah ok maybe just one more thing .........

25 years ago today, thousands of Liverpool fans went to watch the team in the FA Cup semi final at Hillsborough Stadium in Sheffield. 96 did not come home to their families. 96 died on the terrace, crushed to death in a Stadium that was not for purpose. The police blamed the fans, the media blamed the fans, the politicians blamed the fans. But the people of Liverpool knew the truth, the people who witnessed it knew the truth. And they never gave up, they never gave up the fight to bring those responsible to Justice. Today, that fight for Justice goes on. Justice for the 96 will come. The truth is out there. The police, the media, the politicians, see, they all lied. But the picked on the wrong football club. they picked on the wrong city. To the 96, may you all Rest in Peace, to the families, who have been relentless in their pursuit of Justice, i salute you all, your strength to keep fighting against all the odds is an inspiration to us all. Today we remember them. the 96. with us always. You'll Never Walk Alone

Very well put.


I posted this 4 years ago - http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=32846937&postcount=32


Never would have believed at he time that I'd be sitting here on the 25th anniversary with Justice in sight.


For the 96 - you will live within us forever - RIP.


JFT96.