Enjoy Locarr's interesting thread Elite

karlie88

robstersgirl wrote: »

Just being nosy what's with all the new accounts?

If no one answers tonight, then I'll answer in detail later this morning.



Night!

x

fairclaire

TrulyMadly wrote: »

This was my entry for the Easter egg competition at work:)

I didn't win:o:rotfl:

I once won an egg comp making Dougal from the magic roundabout put the egg in a loo roll, cover with strands of wool and draw a Dougal face on the egg ......not current though :rotfl::rotfl:

Anon

TrulyMadly wrote: »

They're on to you:o:cool::)

it appears so .

Anon

vanilla_twist

After 3 nsd I think I am off to 99p shop tomorrow. Didnot have pods last time I looked but was a while ago. Could really use decaf.
When I was in costa once the sa told me there is a pod that is compatible with tassimo but not found out which one it was. Apparently it was cheaper and had bigger decaf range.
I have order to pick up from new look which I bout with the cheap vouchers from coiple of months back. Just argos and waterstones to spend now ( dd has the cineworld ones).
I need some face oil but hoping to order on cc points. Hope they hurry up or will have to use feel unique as they have a £10 off £25 on grabbit.

Mum is home saturday and I am soo excited. Been a long time, I have managed but really miss her.
V x

Anon

robstersgirl wrote: »

Just being nosy what's with all the new accounts?

Bank Holiday :cool:.

Anon

Queenriderbrekke

More Rhubarb ideas, you could make candied Rhubarb

http://www.bethrooneyphotography.com/blog/candied-rhubarb/

Stew it and use it with plain yogurt to make your own fruit corners.

Add extra water when stewing and extract maximum juice and add it to Vodka as a shot, gorgeous!

Send a big parcel of it to me as my ungrateful Rhubarb is way behind:rotfl:

zippydooda

robstersgirl wrote: »

With all this talk of tassimo pods my friends charity is recycling them to save young babies life's.
Count the kicks on twitter or Facebook. They have local collection points too.

copy and paste collection points. please:)

zagubov

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aI9lo5BRJmg :j

Anon

robstersgirl wrote: »

Just being nosy what's with all the new accounts?

Need to move money around but better than savings accounts if you have money that needs to be saved and earning interest:
TSB - 5% on balances up to £2000 (2 allowed)
Nationwide - 5% on balances up to £2500 (1 allowed) - £50 for you, £50 for referer if referred by existing Nationwide account holder
Lloyds - 4% on balances up to £5000, 6 vue tickets/Gourmet society annual membership or one year sub of a magazine)
Santander 123 - 3% up to £20000 (2 allowed unless changed recently, use switching service for £34ish TCB cashback)

Halifax - £5 per month on Reward, money in and out. £100 switching bonus
Coop - £100 switching bonus,

All require a specific amount of money being deposited each month to get the interest and may require a minimum of 2 direct debits. but with planning and reading the specific terms and conditions you can move money around to trigger the interest/payment. Need to read the specifics for each account before setting up/switching accounts in.

Note that any applications may have an impact on your credit file/rating, so don't get carried away, particularly if you are planning on applying for a mortgage in the near future given the new mortgage rules that came into force this week.

HTH

Anon

purpledonkey

zippydooda wrote: »

what time does Tosco open in Scotland tomorrow ? can we get a tester for the http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=275356745
Kinder Chocolate Cereal 4 Pack 94G

Oooooh I love these so much, thanks Zippy :kisses3: wonder why in France they're called 'country bars' but not here.