Sal and Savvybuyer's Sensational Seasonal Summer Sunny 11+ ELITE Thread

FloFlo

davemorton wrote: »

That looks more like my DH :eek: will save that pic for next time he starts.

abailey54

dipdap wrote: »

DH commented on this recently with me and then DD did it the next day
Has made me super self conscious now
Apparently waxing makes it worse but bleaching makes it look stupid :think: I wonder if I paint a clown face on they'll stop picking on me

meanies

One of dh's colleagues had lazer in various places - apparently it's really good (but I think it's pricey). Electrolysis is cheaper, but I'm not sure I'd trust it on my face (I've got rosacea so i'd probably be replacing hair with a load of veins - oh how attractive :rotfl::rotfl:)

tigerwhite_2

Leothecat wrote: »

I agree.....I'm never leaving here either. I work 4 days a week 8-3pm can chose whichever day off I want. During school hols I work 3 days and can chose whichever 2 days off I want. Its an Engineering company, very few women so no !!!!!iness, great bunch of guys. Spend most days laughing.....and decent money for laughing most of the day. Couldn't beat it!! :rotfl:

:T the majority of people i speak to re: work are men. On the downside, they love nothing better than back slapping over a game of golf or at a networking lunch so i leave them to it:D But i know what you mean

abailey54 wrote: »

:rotfl: that would be mean (but funny)

That does sound fab, he sounds like a nice boss too

I have a new boss and he's one of those compulsive liar people - seems like a nice enough chap, but can't believe a word he says :rotfl:

He has his PMT moments - and when he does, I "flip him the bird" from behind my computer or under my desk. He can be a !!!!head So i switch off at those parts. Last week, I was so excited about booking mum's xmas present and was bursting to tell someone so I told him. And his reply? "oh..... right". If I was a comedian, it's the equivalent of being boo-ed offstage. So i stuck my fingers up at him secretly, went into the bathroom and swore my head of at him :rotfl::D

dipdap wrote: »

Where I used to work certain members of staff would play 'hide the fish finger' :eek: :rotfl:
Sounds ruder than it is
They'd get a frozen fish finger (had to be frozen because they don't smell for the first few hours ) and hide it somewhere and then see how many days it takes people to figure out what the smell is and find it

:rotfl::rotfl::D It does sound rude. funny though.

tigerwhite_2

dipdap wrote: »

Grrrr, no stock on shelf :mad:

Blue wkd 10 pack.

2 for £18, 3 for £24 in Ts, £8 each in As.
Buy 2 in Ts (£18) but receipt should hopefully see £26.50 (£13.25 each) vs £16 in As.
By my calculations gives a PP back capped at £10, making them £4 a box of 10 bottles :j

No idea if it will work so was gonna test first but grrr at Ts for not having any stock out :mad:

ooh, dad is an alcopop dad so would love this glitch. I'll go after lunch (am meeting OH). will let you know.

dipdap wrote: »

DH commented on this recently with me and then DD did it the next day
Has made me super self conscious now
Apparently waxing makes it worse but bleaching makes it look stupid :think: I wonder if I paint a clown face on they'll stop picking on me

davemorton wrote: »

Bingo - Me and Bubbs can confirm Dippy does indeed look like this


:kisses3: Only joking

dipdap

tigerwhite wrote: »

ooh, dad is an alcopop dad so would love this glitch. I'll go after lunch (am meeting OH). will let you know.





Bingo - Me and Bubbs can confirm Dippy does indeed look like this


:kisses3: Only joking

and here was me thinking you were my friend!
You better behave or I'll come round yours looking like that on my next visit

Fingers crossed it works.
I'm not really a drinker, was gonna get a couple of crates and keep them in for visitors over the summer

JulieElizabeth

new candy crush levels

:j :j

dipdap

JulieElizabeth wrote: »

new candy crush levels

:j :j

:j can I finish the old ones first
Am on 477, slowly getting nearer the dreaded 500

altojack

FloFlo wrote: »

That is a little close to home for me




DH is always tormenting me saying I should be shaving more than him :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

abailey54 wrote: »

I didn't know whether to or :rotfl: at that

I've definitely noticed mine getting worse recently, I don't know whether waxing will make it worse or better

FloFlo wrote: »

Definitely :rotfl: I'll get him back might put immac in his hair gel.:D

I know your pain, I get tormented too by dh, but little does he know, I use his razor on other parts of my body that's my payback to him hahahahaha

dipdap

altojack wrote: »

I know your pain, I get tormented too by dh, but little does he know, I use his razor on other parts of my body that's my payback to him hahahahaha

:rotfl: I've done this a few times too
I hope my DH doesn't read this thread.
I bought him a brand new bottle of YSL yesterday and he'd probably start wondering what's actually in it :rotfl:

sliver

Nothing special or glitchy but perhaps useful fillers. I've added the M comp in case that helps too

10 items (8 different) on your bill qualify for comparison ASDA Tesco
+£0.85

0.13 x ASDA Bananas by Weight per kg £0.09 £0.08 M8p
1 x ASDA UHT Skimmed Milk (500ml) £0.54 £0.56 M54p
3 x ASDA Chosen by You Soda Water (1L) £1.35 £1.20 M1.30
1 x ASDA Smartprice Pure Orange Juice from Concentrate... £0.45 £0.45 M45p
1 x ASDA Smartprice Sparkling Water (2L) £0.17 £0.17 M18p
1 x John West Tuna Chunks in Spring Water (4x160g) £3.74 £3.75 M4.00
1 x Whitworths Icing Sugar (1Kg) £1.88 N/A MN/A
1 x ASDA Protect Extreme Fresh Mouthwash (500ml) £1.37 £0.65 M1.49
1 x Sma Gold Toddler Milk Ready to Use 1-3yrs (200ml) £0.55 £0.55 (Voucher) M55p

Comparison total (compared products only) £8.26 £7.41