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fairclaire wrote: »I agree. I had a few battles along the way in the early days but it's more than worth digging your heels in! DS2 still has a TA with him in every lesson at Secondary school and IT equipment to use as well. I was really worried about him changing schools but after the initial couple of months getting used to things, he has absolutely thrived on it.
they changed heacteachers just after he started & she's a complete female dog! lucklily she's leaving so hopefully they'll have someone more understanding in her place
DS3 is in year 6 with a statement & only 9 in his class at specialist school with 1 teacher & 2 ta's & will be the same when he goes to specialist secondary in septemberit all varies so much on each child with asd to how much help they get unfortunately
:beer: Happy Bargain Hunting!! :beer:0 -
Good afternoon all
has anyone got a link to the beans in Tosco as I cant find them
please and thanks0 -
Evangeline1971 wrote: »Quite unlike my stepson, OH and I sneaked a look at his texts to see if his mum had been slagging us off. She was texting stuff like "miss u my little pickle" apparently pickle is her pet name for him :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: and he didn't object! He is 12! Its not healthy to try and keep them as mummys boys at that age IMO
He'll always be mummy's pickle...what ever his age!:cool:"Know something sweetie - I've been studying various forms of older versions of transport lately and have come around to thinking that the back end of a bus can, to certain eyes, be rather attractive"
I like the "fuller" figure!;)"He that lieth down with dogs shall rise up with fleas" Benjamin Franklin
bilge© copyright all rights reserved0 -
FC love it! :rotfl: I've got to ask though, how did your DS let you go to your appointment on the wrong day?
Tiger, ooooh get you with your new deckingwill be over your way next month
just had my new JL coffee mocs turn up :j
Did you get 3 months though this time cos I did.
Savvybuyer wrote: »:doh: Failed on first question - I don't have a group of friends. (Not in RL anyway.)
So - where's the option for that?:p:p Absolutely typical - the writers of these surveys, who don't have Asperger syndrome, never provide a proper range of options and they always miss things out:(:(:(. (Frowning at them - not me getting upset.;)) So useless aren't they, 'neurotypical' people! Sorry folks, don't mean it like that!;);):cool: Phew!:o:):):D:rotfl:
Btw - do not worry, there's no need for sympathy/empathy as I'm perfectly happy absent a "group of friends". And I'm speaking in normal voice here - SO NO RANTING!!:mad::mad::rotfl::rotfl: (Only those last three words, for comic effect:rotfl:.) And wasn't suggesting survey-writers' inability to appreciate that possibility, or suggesting that the survey itself is disability discriminatory, instead my suggestion was the focus on the fact that surveys in general tend to give (and this one specifically, as shown on this point, now gives) a very limited range of options for response that almost always fail to include the answer I want to give them. Thus limiting the usefulness of the results they get from the survey! Flawed methodology of survey compilers therefore!:D:D That's my pointed dig:cool:.
Hit the nail on the head, I have! Again:rotfl:.
So - with my quick-thinking and adaptive approach:rotfl:, ha ha, I will answer the closest option. See - I do have common sense after all!:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: Limits the usefulness of the final result though, in my view:p(:rotfl:). (Tongues to survey-compilers - :rotfl::rotfl:.)Savvybuyer wrote: »Oh, I'm enthusiastic as well apparently!!:rotfl: I'll take that:T.
(Even if it's unreliable IMO as affected by the not totally accurate first two answers. Obviously :pvery enthusiastic about the survey:(:(:(:rotfl:.):T
Tiger :cool:
I'm a body double for Claudia Schiffer and i wont get out of bed for less than [STRIKE]£10k per day[/STRIKE] a 1p find0 -
Good afternoon all
has anyone got a link to the beans in Tosco as I cant find them
please and thanks
http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=281379496
Hope that works, shows as unavailable now, which is why I'm in a pickle over my delivery. I think I'm going to cancel, it's not worth risking just a tub of marg turning up for £7 :eek:0 -
Mumto2monkeys wrote: »Wohoo I've found a trigger for the 2 for £3 cheese in @...
If we’re not 10% cheaper on your comparable grocery shopping versus Tesco, Morrisons, Sainsbury’s or Waitrose we’ll give you the difference.
Due to the ASDA Price Guarantee, you're entitled to a voucher of £3.64:
Why £3.64?
« Back to comparison results
13 items (10 different) on your bill qualify for comparison Tesco
+£2.85
0.62 x ASDA Bananas by Weight per kg £0.42 £0.42
0.07 x ASDA Mushrooms by Weight per kg £0.17 £0.18
1 x ASDA British Semi Skimmed Milk 4 Pints (2.27L) £1.00 £1.00
1 x ASDA Salad Tomatoes (6) £0.75 £0.69
1 x Batchelors Mushy Original Marrowfat Processed Peas... £0.49 £0.50
1 x Cathedral City Mature Grated Cheddar (180g) £2.38 £1.79. 40p Clicksnap
1 x Warburtons Sliced Danish White Bread (400g) £0.75 £0.75
1 x Green Giant Niblets Original Sweetcorn (198g) £0.65 £0.65
1 x ASDA Red Onions (1Kg) £1.00 £0.90
1 x Asda Chosen by You Oven Baked Dry Cured Ham Finely... £4.00 N/A
4 x ASDA Chosen by You Ciabatta Loaf £3.12 £1.00:j
Comparison total (compared products only)
The trigger is @ own mild grated smooth and creamy Not the coloured version... Blue packet and doesn't appear on the apg as its not on msm:)
Possible other triggers is medium grated cheese in a green packet... My store didn't have this so couldn't test
Is this not the same 2 for £3 already known on grated Mature (non-colour)/Mild cheddar/Mozzarella/Red Leicester/Cath City Mature/Cath City mild?0 -
I just asked about the Times+/CafeNero coffee
we all still have access to May 12th so it looks like we can all claim a free coffee once the link is working :money:
Can you put a reminder in your sig please!!;):D"He that lieth down with dogs shall rise up with fleas" Benjamin Franklin
bilge© copyright all rights reserved0 -
Mumto2monkeys wrote: »Wohoo I've found a trigger for the 2 for £3 cheese in @...
If we’re not 10% cheaper on your comparable grocery shopping versus Tesco, Morrisons, Sainsbury’s or Waitrose we’ll give you the difference.
Due to the ASDA Price Guarantee, you're entitled to a voucher of £3.64:
Why £3.64?
« Back to comparison results
13 items (10 different) on your bill qualify for comparison Tesco
+£2.85
0.62 x ASDA Bananas by Weight per kg £0.42 £0.42
0.07 x ASDA Mushrooms by Weight per kg £0.17 £0.18
1 x ASDA British Semi Skimmed Milk 4 Pints (2.27L) £1.00 £1.00
1 x ASDA Salad Tomatoes (6) £0.75 £0.69
1 x Batchelors Mushy Original Marrowfat Processed Peas... £0.49 £0.50
1 x Cathedral City Mature Grated Cheddar (180g) £2.38 £1.79. 40p Clicksnap
1 x Warburtons Sliced Danish White Bread (400g) £0.75 £0.75
1 x Green Giant Niblets Original Sweetcorn (198g) £0.65 £0.65
1 x ASDA Red Onions (1Kg) £1.00 £0.90
1 x Asda Chosen by You Oven Baked Dry Cured Ham Finely... £4.00 N/A
4 x ASDA Chosen by You Ciabatta Loaf £3.12 £1.00:j
Comparison total (compared products only)
The trigger is @ own mild grated smooth and creamy Not the coloured version... Blue packet and doesn't appear on the apg as its not on msm:)
Possible other triggers is medium grated cheese in a green packet... My store didn't have this so couldn't test
can you tell me the barcode? I don't want to mess my apg up thanks xx0 -
If you haven't cancelled your Times subscription then....
If you've cancelled then your membership access will probably have been revoked (even though the month isn't up yet)
If you're still on (maybe, sadly, though not cancelling membership), can you update your details, get the 'free' coffee voucher code and then cancel the membership?:)
[Edit: just noticed it's a voucher 'code' - not a voucher as such - probably allowing them to revoke the code and allegedly 'renege' on the offer if you then go and cancel:(:(.]0 -
Savvybuyer wrote: »Yeah I am a little bit joking. Little bit:rotfl:.
:eek::rotfl:, where you buying it? Mr Tosco?:rotfl::rotfl: (Two rhetoricals again here, but yea why not give it a punt? Hopefully by time you get to it this week, I'll have got round to doing a proper new list. Anything you want? Any help on putting together a Tvs M, I'm on PM (just about, as getting full again:eek:) or on (and off and on) this thread.)
T M
Bart Lemongrass £1.75 vs 48p
Avocado Ripen at Home 4 pack £1.75 vs 99p
In a dream world, lol!:rotfl: Probably be good on the Avocados but who's betting T PP doesn't get the Lemongrass? I think the 4 pack Ripen Avocados aren't available in Sada are they? I can't see any signed in or out on msm - yet, have I seen some comparing on APG a bit ago?:think: - folks, have any of you got them for Mr A on msm/msl? TIA.scamps1966 wrote: »Afternoon peeps.
Just picked my C&C for the beans. Not happy!!
I order 32 packs of 7 = 224 tins.
When I got there, there were 3 x 7 tins, 6 x 6 tins and 28 separate tins!!!!!!! 85 in total and they still wanted to charge me £25.60!!
Asked them how they worked that out and they couldn't so they said they'd refund me!!
But told me to keep the beans.:D:D
A man can't win here!:o
if you bought new jeans and ask does my bum look big in this and he say "no, darling you look great!" you think he's lying...if he says you look like the back end of a bus...you prob won't speak to him for a week!:eek:
what's the correct answer!!:cool:
I'm after some decking, did you get a good deal? Tia:DWe got 55 planks, and oiled and sanded ourselves. I use the "royal we" but it was hubby who did it:T
Want me to find out how much it was?Tiger :cool:
I'm a body double for Claudia Schiffer and i wont get out of bed for less than [STRIKE]£10k per day[/STRIKE] a 1p find0
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