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dipdap

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Peg the pleats

bubbs wrote: »

Im just catching up, pin it at the bottom of the pleats;)

:T wish I'd seen this before I burnt my hand on the steam from the iron
I'll remember it for next time, thanx both :T

bubbs

dipdap wrote: »

I admire your honesty Bubbs, I thought you'd just blame it on auto complete
Have you been on the crack crackers again :rotfl:

Im too honest for my own good!:rotfl::rotfl:
Now that was funny, ;aughed about that for ages:rotfl::rotfl:

Sunshinemummy

binkybinkybinky wrote: »

Let's ope Giggsy comes on and one of our drongos gives im Hull lol

Welcome, can you bring a dictionary please

I have limited understanding of what you have said.... and I am cr*p at English..

But then again I have not had a bottle of wine... I will read in half an hour

Crack open a bottle as well

:D:D:D

ilovetoshop

Naebbirac wrote: »

Have cut your mega post down to quote it (sorry Savvy)
Does this help you at all?


http://your.morrisons.com/pricecuts/

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Loving your pictures naebbirac

tweets

:j:j:j

United sausages

Savvybuyer

Queenriderbrekke wrote: »

Does the chicken look like a possible goer then savvy?:T

Hi there - just catching up (or attempting to - I see other things look like they've been happening whilst I've gone).

Does the chicken look like a goer then savvy?:T

- See my previous post about this now. Some packs of the same product at £4 in M:eek:. So my view is it's not a goer just yet.

Does the chicken look like a possible goer then savvy?:T

- Yes, it is "possible" goer as anything's possible!:rotfl::rotfl: Possibly they'll pick some up at £2. But I think they might pick up £4 in at least one of their stores, so I wouldn't go for this just yet:( (sadly). Or they might pick up the prices as different prices in each store and thus decide the pricing is inconsistent and mark it N/A in accordance with their T&Cs:eek::eek::(.

bubbs

ilovetoshop wrote: »

You sure that's right:D:rotfl:

errrrrrmmmmmmmmmmm no:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:, i was liking these new glasses

tweets

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Welcome, can you bring a dictionary please

I have limited understanding of what you have said.... and I am cr*p at English..

But then again I have not had a bottle of wine... I will read in half an hour

Crack open a bottle as well

:D:D:D

Definition of drongo



drongo

noun

• unintelligent person; "moron". Australian slang.

dipdap

I don't suppose anybody knows if I can use 3V on h&m orders?
The £5 code won't work on my accounts :mad: so gonna have to set up new ones.
Got a spare 3V and was gonna use that on a temp account if it works :think:

Naebbirac

Witch_Hazel wrote: »

Purpledonkey & abailey54 good luck on giving up the ciggies. I stopped beginning of December. I found it very hard, was on patches and losengers but the cravings were driving me insane! Snappy as hell all the time, spoke to the smoking nurse I decided to come off the patches etc and start a course on champix. Best thing I ever did, six weeks on them and have no desire to smoke at all, the smell of smoke on people makes me boak as it is rank.

I started on Champix, but gave it up after two weeks. I became very depressed and not like myself at all. People actually commented on the change in me.
It does take away all your cravings, but doesn't suit everyone unfortunately.:(
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