Enjoy Locarr's interesting thread Elite

xxlouisexx56

mhoc wrote: »

I would have had them off you as well - pity you don't deliver to Cheshire :rotfl:

What happened to the cat food while we were away.

The day before we set off I bought one set of two whiskas and two bowels and got the resulting TPP but in my store the bowels were on the top shelf so I had to get someone to fetch them down for me - if I went in twice they might have figured something was up

I don't think it would of been worth the petrol costs from kent! Lol!

The bowls didn't go through as free anymore which was a shame!

altojack

qoc how is your poorly aloe vera doing. They are very hardy plants indeed.
I bought mine about 7 years ago (Ithink) from Lidl in a tiny pot. She never did anything apart from grow and grow and grow.
dh repotted her about 4 years ago and the stupid plant fell over!! Out of the pot too, dh just shoved her back in the pot and home in the conservatory.
Ever since that time she has flowered every year without fail. She's busy right now growing her trident shaped stem which grows inches over night!!


Sorry it's not a good picture and she is in a sorry state with having bits cut off and giving birth to so many babies

imposter

Beans still working in my local :beer:

andi123

mhoc wrote: »

Nice maths

so you need to spend over £15 on beauty to use your double up voucher ???

Iv got £15 on my nectar card,double up £30, i have a £4.50 off £20 spend and also get 10./. disc, I realise I dont have to double up all of it..just wondered if I get a bm as the loreal is £11.99 V £6

dollywops

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...?

Just seen your post about going to New York.

I, and my family, highly recommend this:-

http://www.thehighline.org/

We started at 30th St, and then when we got off at the other end, we went to:-

http://www.chelseamarket.com/

This is also a good forum to look at:-

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/2230655

remote90

Just got my Kingsmill APG. As expected - tread with caution. £3-for-£1.50 kicked it on my APG (shop done at 8am). However, still 2-for-£1 instore, so I guess it's safe to 2 [no more].

David.

dollywops wrote: »

Just seen your post about going to New York.

I, and my family, highly recommend this:-

http://www.thehighline.org/

We started at 30th St, and then when we got off at the other end, we went to:-

http://www.chelseamarket.com/

This is also a good forum to look at:-

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/2230655

New York £301 return
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/norwegian-released-flights-for-march-2015-from-149pp-each-way-301-return-1891503

tigerwhite_2

fairclaire wrote: »

What one word best describes you?

http://survley.com/what-one-word-describes-you.html


You Are
Enthusiastic
You have a zest for life, and you're always finding something new to be excited about. You have an amazing imagination, and unlike most people you tend to put your ideas into action. You're always looking to improve yourself. You never stop learning or growing. You are true to yourself and never a phony. You are always completely honest with people.

I'm sensible apparently....:o Suppose there are worse words to describe me :rotfl:
You Are Sensible
You don't think there's a lot to being successful in life. You like to play by the rules. You are down to earth and practical. You have both feet firmly planted on the ground. People depend on you, and you like to be depended on. Having responsibilities gives you meaning in your life. The traditional things make you happy - friends, family, and work. You have a good life.

mhoc

something to ponder this morning.

sorting the washing out this morning and amongst the bras I bought when very cheap in Marks the one which is far too small for me is a C cup - OH made some very curt remarks about it yesterday :mad:

The D cup is a bit too roomy.

So I think I need something between the two - a sort of c cup and a half

what exactly is the difference between one cup size and another anyway

tigerwhite_2

remote90 wrote: »

Just got my Kingsmill APG. As expected - tread with caution. £3-for-£1.50 kicked it on my APG (shop done at 8am). However, still 2-for-£1 instore, so I guess it's safe to 2 [no more].

thanks for that. so it's 2 for £1 in store and m'buy not being picked up..?