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

lookinforabargain

Well I'm going to share a choon with you all this evening.
It's been playing on repeat in my house and my head for days now

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGaxbH2t9Ik

:rotfl:

Tinyshoes

fairclaire wrote: »

Yes IAMS dog and cat was 32p, lots of cleaning products as well.
The big coke glitch was around that time as well. Buy a can of ambrosia and an 8 pack cost 47p. My favourite glitch........ever!!

I can't be the only person who has never purchased another ambrosia product since? Those pots and tins were taking over the house :eek: :rotfl:

No I have not bought any since. :rotfl:

Don't know if anyone remembers the flavoured Ambrosia custard glitch from Ts, think you got paid 1p to take 3 away or was that the Hartleys jellies.

I only just threw away a tray of mix of strawberry/chocolate custards away last week. They had been forgotten about and left in a cupboard at the bungalow. First glitch I have ever thrown away.

I still have some OEP we are gradually using up.

xxlouisexx56

fairclaire wrote: »

Oh Ive just remembered loads of tins of steradent :eek: Was that what we used when there was no 16p hair gel? :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

That was for the toothpaste I think

fairclaire

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Well I'm going to share a choon with you all this evening.
It's been playing on repeat in my house and my head for days now

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGaxbH2t9Ik

:rotfl:

You poor thing! :rotfl:

Queenriderbrekke

elsie1969 wrote: »

Just flicking back to catch up best I can, Thanks TS :A
Yes it's been a tough couple of days, is weird because I had her at the hospital tuesday and she was really fairly good, even walked back to the car with my help, about 100 yards which I suppose is almost a marathon to her. Just not sure if the getting in and out of car, being put in positions for xrays, and showing off to the doc what she could do, along with being pulled about further, combined to set this all off. Hoping a few days of rest will settle it down, we making sure she drinks plenty.

That's one of the most important things, my mum was bad enough before she had the stroke, I was always making her drinks and she would leave them and forget to drink even with me reminding her and now she's even worse, she can have a cup of tea in front of her for a couple of hours if you don't remind her:(

abailey54

xxlouisexx56 wrote: »

I took a whole box to the food bank. My kids wouldn't eat them! Haven't bought any since

The ambrosia or the Iams :rotfl:

cjj_2

The big bags of Iams were as cheap as the small ones.

xxlouisexx56

abailey54 wrote: »

The ambrosia or the Iams :rotfl:

Neither! Ungrateful swines!

MKS

Snap-ant wrote: »

We are only going to PA for 2 days as we have a 3 year old with us.
I've picked Monday & Tuesday as normally quite quiet, fingers crossed

Have a lovely time.

DGC had a wonderful time. Youngest DGD is 3 next Friday and loved PA - wore herself out during the day, had dinner then flat out till the morning, ready to do it all again. :rotfl: Learnt very quickly that if she wore her new trainers, she was tall enough for a couple more rides.
Take some 'warm' things as they had a few cold days.:( DD's OH didn't take a jacket and was frozen.

lookinforabargain

fairclaire wrote: »

You poor thing! :rotfl:

DD has become rather obsessed with that film and I made the mistake of showing her some of the videos on youtube on her tablet, but now she's figured out how to put them on herself :eek: :rotfl: