Enjoy Locarr's interesting thread Elite

Arthien

Bradley1984 wrote: »

I'm heading to New York in October with the fianc!e for my 30th...so wanted a little advice.

Guy at work says he is going as was told to get a tourist visa, but checked online and there is a visa waiver program for people within the UK (and other countries). Anyone here have experience and could offer some advice...?

Hubby and I got ESTA (visa waivers) before we went to NYC 3 years ago and I'm guessing it's still the same. Be careful which website you use, lots of fakes around. http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/travel/esta-usa-visa

Hope that helps

karlie88

lutzi1 wrote: »

May I politely suggest that you (and anyone else who hasn't) read the first post of the thread carefully. It sets out what the ethos of this thread is.

"Think of the thread as a tree, many branches to it, and not all of us, need all the branches, but we do need the tree!" - midwinter

:T

abailey54

Naebbirac wrote: »

Just had a look at them on msm. There are some good comparisons. A prices are double T prices:D Problem is with those is that they would give a big apg if they come up on the comparison.

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/Shopping/FindProducts.aspx?Query=electric%20toothbrushes



£30 ish
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A barbeque (unless you're one of those posh people who have a bbq that lasts more than one season)?

There's a nice cast iron chimnea on there for £39 and an outdoor log burner for £35

Bradley1984

Arthien wrote: »

Hubby and I got ESTA (visa waivers) before we went to NYC 3 years ago and I'm guessing it's still the same. Be careful which website you use, lots of fakes around. http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/travel/esta-usa-visa

Hope that helps

Champion, the ESTA site was the one I was looking at. Thanks

zippydooda

bubbs wrote: »

Thanks, he wears glasses all the time has done most of his life so would be surprised if he didnt have them at all

you mean he has not seen what you really look like. oh dear :rotfl:










sorry bubbs only a bit of fun

Naebbirac

Bradley1984 wrote: »

Jealous! Trying to convince the wife (actually the fianc!e but will be called the wife from now...) to get one...7 days in advance will work for me! Thanks

Nice cheap one here, and loads of good reviews



http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/9367809.htm

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karlie88

TrulyMadly wrote: »

DD has just returned back to uni and mr TM's chocolate stash is seriously depleted.

Anyone know if lidl have any chocolate offers on next weekend.

Oh and case I forget Mr TM thanks you David for the heads up on the tyres. He ordered a couple and he's very happy with them:T

No half price offers on chocolate TM.

xxlouisexx56

Bradley1984 wrote: »

Champion, the ESTA site was the one I was looking at. Thanks

I went to NYC in jan 2012 for my DP's 30th.

It was amazing !!!

Bradley1984

xxlouisexx56 wrote: »

I went to NYC in jan 2012 for my DP's 30th.

It was amazing !!!

We are a 6 minute walk from Broadway...and fairly close to Golds Gym NYC...I absolutely cannot wait to train there! Eek!

Naebbirac

abailey54 wrote: »

A barbeque (unless you're one of those posh people who have a bbq that lasts more than one season)?

There's a nice cast iron chimnea on there for £39 and an outdoor log burner for £35

Can you use an apg on A direct?
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