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

zippydooda

bubbs wrote: »

Forgot to say when i went out, needed petrol pull up at the pump and cant get the petrol cap off:mad: tried left hand and no hope there , so had to ask this man:rotfl: bet he thought bloody women:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I bet he thought "im in here" :rotfl:

LEJC

Cant explain mince but bni is the big night in curries that are in the £6 meal deal...
buy in sets of 2 I believe and it generates a PP
Curries that compare are the jalfrazi and the korma and the best sides to get are the onion rings or the spring rolls..


Dont forget fillers but each different flavour curry/side counts as 1 item


Ive not bought them for a while but this was the best combination previously and Nannylala suggested yesterday they were still working
HTH

TrulyMadly

Just had an email from Tesco Home Panels.

They want to know if I want to take part in their treatment spot gel trials:o

David.

aau1 wrote: »

[strike]tweets and David. have been slacking[/strike]

Oops, I missed this :doh:

Was starting to think I was wasting my time :eek:

Dizzy_Ditzy

gocat wrote: »

Lamb chops :eek: Must have missed this one. Please you tell me where to get these.

tia

They're in the frozen section of asda, in a green bag and weigh 700g. Reduced to £2

zippydooda wrote: »

Blot up what you can with a clean cloth. Sponge (the method of using a dampened pad to apply light strokes, moving outward from the center of the stain) the remaining stain with water. It is imperative that all the sugar be removed. Usually water will completely remove the stain, but if any remains, apply a wet spotter and a few drops of white vinegar. Cover with an absorbent pad and let it stand as long as any stain is being lifted. Change the pad as it picks up the stain. Keep the stain and pad moist with the wet spotter and vinegar. Flush (the method of applying stain remover to loosen staining material and residue from stain removers) with water. Repeat until the stain is lifted. If any sugar remains and turns yellow, it cannot be

Thank you :A

I don't know how old the stain is so it's hard to know how to deal with it properly

bubbs

gocat wrote: »

Here we go bubbs and any other lovely people who are voting
Please vote for Daphne at

http://www.kingpet.co.uk/c/4632/#.U33WXGBOWnA

She's in the lead at the moment and any prize money will be donated to Hearing Dogs for Deaf Charity Thank you

Thanks done it:D:D

bubbs

zippydooda wrote: »

I bet he thought "im in here" :rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: no bet het thought thick useless woman, was a nice looking chap though:D:D

damo5134

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

Excellent work :T:T:T

This is a combined list plus some of my own, which I'd written down.
I'm doing another M&S shop later today (when I can work up the energy), and I'll try and fill in the blanks then.

M&S Eat in for £10 for Two meal deal prices

MAINS
Steak - £6
Gastropub Paella
Chipotle & Lime Beef Steaks* - £6
Garlic & Herb Lamb Steaks* - £7
Paprika & Orange Pork Steaks*
Honey Glazed Gammon - £6
Rotisserie Chicken
Chicken with Mushroom & Garlic Butter - £6
Seafood Paella* - £7
Gastropub Moussaka - £6.50
Gastropub Salmon en Croute - £7
Tomato & Mozzarella Focaccia Bake (V) - £7 (?was £6 in my store?)
Rosemary & Lemon Crusted Seabass - £3.49(?)
Sherry Chicken* - £6
Mushroom Risotto (V)* - £5.50

SIDE DISHES
Fresh Chips* - £2.20
New Potatoes and Herbs - £2
Crispy Wedges - £2.30
Potato Rosti - £2
Gastropub Chunky Chips*
Broccoli, Carrot, Courgette & Fine Bean - £2.10
Santini Salad Bowl - £2.50
Onion Rings - £2.20
Classic Layer - £2
Garlic Mushrooms - £2
Ratatouille* - £2.30
Rosemary Potatoes* - £2.30
Mediterranean Vegetables* - £2

DESSERTS
Cheese Selection* - £2.50
Mixed Berries
Profiterole Stack - £2.50
Apple Crumble
Raspberry Pannacottas - £3.80
Millionaires Shortbreads - £3.80
Strawberry & Champagne Cheesecakes* - £3.50
Raspberry Royale - £2.60
Lemon Drizzle Traybake - £3
Puff Apple Pie - £2.80
Passionfruit Roulade* - £2.50
Toffee & Honeycomb Traybake - £3
Sticky Toffee Pudding - £2.80

WINE
Sangiovese Rubicone
Trebiano Rubicone - £5.99
Vina Ulmen Carmenere
Soleado Cabernet Sauvignon
Soleado Sauvignon Blanc
Vina Ulmen Sauvignon Blanc
Frizzante Vino Da Tavola Rose
Raso De La Cruz Rose - £6.99

Still Berry Juice x4
Tropical Juice x4
British Rhubarb & Blackcurrant Juice - £3.50
Elderflower Presse

*Selected stores only

Apple crumble £2.50
Frizzante Rose £6.99
Vina Ulmen Sauvignon Blanc £6.49

Chickens vary from £5 upwards, although none left in my store again:(

WhoWantsChicken

cheer1eader wrote: »

is there anyone else on here who has got the urge to make loom band bracelets? i've watched some youtube videos & they look fun :T remember making scooby keyrings when i was little :rotfl:got no daughters but am thinking my DS3 might like to make some with me in the half term hols or if not i could make them :rotfl::rotfl:

I, sorry my DD , got a set for £3 from an stall in our local shopping centre it came with 300 bands, the thingmy & A puller & I, sorry i mean DD, enjoys making them :rotfl:

tweets

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Just had an email from Tesco Home Panels.

They want to know if I want to take part in their treatment spot gel trials:o

I am waiting for mine to arrive

DS suffers spots/acne