An Enjoyable Look Into tweets and Poppy's Expeditions Thread (An 11+ ELITE Thread)

nerfdad

bubbs wrote: »

Yes cause you dont get them cause mess up:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I've never messed up a shop:p

David. wrote: »

Its Nerfy don't be fooled

Not me:eek:

David. wrote: »

Dont blame me I am still trying to catch up

I think your being picked on today:rotfl:

David.

I need to keep away from hukd don't normally buy much that I copy over but have bought a Leatherman and a steam mop in the last hour :eek:

Savvybuyer

scamps1966 wrote: »

Afternoon peeps.

From a womble.

1 x Dylon Colour Catcher (24) £3.00 £1.60 A v T

Welcome home Qoc.

Saw someone pick one of those off the shelf at £2.24 at M yesterday:rotfl:. So, that's an overpayment (by them) of 80p for a single item. Multiply by the muggles' weekly shop of 50 odd items or more - there it is, a £40 overpayment!:eek: Oh well, the rest of my family (who don't listen to me) - muggles - it's convenience you see:wall:,obviously prepared to pay £40 a week for that!:p

Dizzy_Ditzy

LEJC wrote: »

Welcome home QoC ...hope you had a lovely holiday!


I've not had any emails offering battery testing from savvy....but I have had one from comeround about a fish finger sandwich party!


60 fish fingers will be delivered and its now up to us to find at least 9 friends to eat them with...

I did, thank you

I had the emails for the fish fingers but the wifi there was painfully slow so I was hoping that the applications would still be open when I got home, but it wasn't to be

I haven't had my steak vouchers yet from tesco orchard either

helen2k333

Does anyone know where is the best place to buy Tassimo pods?

Thanks,

LEJC

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I haven't had my steak vouchers yet from tesco orchard either

Those arrived for me a couple of days ago...but im really struggling to find anything worthwhile to spend the £4 on.

tweets

David. wrote: »

Innocent I am an :A ask tweets

I have told you before you are only an :A when you not being cheeky

Snap-ant

tweets wrote: »

Waited a bit longer for you showing face on thread before I posted quiz

Thank you :A

(((X))) for you and fourp :A

Check your wheely bin tomorrow when you get in from work

tweets wrote: »

You don't want to go in lift at mums its so slooooooooow you can walk up the stairs quicker

I went in this haunted lift thing at Euro Disney with DS everyone was screaming before anything happened you was in the dark and i think it was suppose to go down so many floors quick. Still unsure if we actually moved or it was trickery

mimi1234 wrote: »

OMG! I've been in that too. It actually did go down and I almost wet myself. All the kids were laughing and what not, and I looked like I had seen a ghost. :(:(

The whole haunted house was pants but the lift things scared me big style!

:rotfl::rotfl:
The Haunted House..
Took my niece when she was about 7 - we went down in the room/lift to get onto the ride..
She then decided she wasn't going on it
The guy in control had to make us wait until he had seated the lift occupants into the ride carriages. Meanwhile DN is shaking

We had to walk through & up millions of stairs, via the behind the scenery staff walkway to get back out

David.

nerfdad wrote: »

I've never messed up a shop:p



Not me:eek:



I think your being picked on today:rotfl:

She is an assassin that bubbs

tweets

mimi1234 wrote: »

OMG! I've been in that too. It actually did go down and I almost wet myself. All the kids were laughing and what not, and I looked like I had seen a ghost. :(:(

The whole haunted house was pants but the lift things scared me big style!

:kisses3: You wont have to go in the lift again