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Every Loquacious Idiosyncrasy Treated Equally - 11+ ELITE Thread
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underperky wrote: »Good afternoon .
I see the part time council gypsies
are out in force all half a dozen of them
and 2 council toilets delivered to them too
The young ages of the children driving these carts
are an accident waiting to happen ......
Not wanting to spoil their fun but I saw children as young as
five being driven around the streets by teenagers
Why is it if you NOT in the minority
the majority are penalised ..
if I parked my car where they park there carts I would be fined
the law needs to stop under age children from driving these
carts on main roads
Ask them for a ride, it is great fun x
But seriously I do not agree with positive discrimination... we should all have to live by the rules of society
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Good evening:wave:
From a Womble
A v t
1 x HP Classic Woodsmoke Barbecue Sauce (465g) £1.98 £1.00
A v s
1 x Maggi So Juicy Italian Chicken (37g) £0.65 £0.50
1 x Maggi So Juicy Mixed Herbs for Chicken (30g) £0.65 £0.50
1 x Maggi So Juicy Paprika for Chicken (30g) £0.65 £0.50
A v m2 x ASDA Butcher's Selection Chicken Breast Fillets (4... £8.58 £7.92
1 x Heinz Tomato Ketchup - Top Down (700g) £1.99 £1.99
1 x Old El Paso Soft Flour Tortillas (8) £1.25 N/A
2 x Nestle Milkybar Fromage Frais - Chocolate (6x60g) £2.00 £2.00
1 x The Laughing Cow Cheese Spread Triangles (8 per pa... £1.34 £1.35
1 x Ambi Pur 3volution Puresse Plug-In Refill Cotton F... £3.00 £3.00
1 x Ambi Pur 3volution Plug-In Unit £3.00 £2.000 -
hornetgirl wrote: »Ooh, we're looking good for chickens. That's where I got my £8.25 one yesterday - and very tasty it was too

Has anyone got bigger than £8.49, from this 'Dine in' session?0 -
For T clothing, hypothetically, if they didn't have my size could I order the wrong size and get them exchanged for the right size/different item in a store that has a better selection ...? They seem to be quite limited in their availability online at the moment (and I have had a couple of items from within an order cancelled as one of the items is now out of stock - I thought they had a live system :mad:).
Many thanks
Anon0 -
Sunshinemummy wrote: »Or this one
http://www.thbaker.co.uk/Pandora-Silver-21-Charm-Bead-790496.html
and then get the reindeer for Christmas!
I need to go upstairs and ask if she wants a bangle or bracelet... but am putting this is off!
:o:o
Caught this reading backwards, such a shame about her parents not acknowledging her b'day You really have a huge heart :A and you must really like her too0 -
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38.8 degrees in some places on the pitch :eek:
Poor Holland and Mexico .0 -
Caught this reading backwards, such a shame about her parents not acknowledging her b'day You really have a huge heart :A and you must really like her too
Her mum loves her loads, but struggles with her mental health and is dependent on benefits. I had given her some gift vouchers for Boots, she was going to buy shampoo as they did not have any shampoo for a week! DS2 said I would do a bag of toiletries and told her to get treats. I filled two large bags, and now keep a bag that I fill up for her.
I am old fashioned and think that kids should be kids without pressures of life.
I bought her;
PANDORA CHARM BRACELET - STERLING SILVER
21ST BIRTHDAY CHARM
BLUE SPOT MURANO CHARM
OPENWORK ABSTRACT DETAIL CHARM
REINDEER PENDANT CHARM
PANDORA GIFT PACKAGING
Which includes her Christmas present...god I hope they are will together at Christmas!:D:D:D100 -
Sunshinemummy wrote: »Her mum loves her loads, but struggles with her mental health and is dependent on benefits. I had given her some gift vouchers for Boots, she was going to buy shampoo as they did not have any shampoo for a week! DS2 said I would do a bag of toiletries and told her to get treats. I filled two large bags, and now keep a bag that I fill up for her.
I am old fashioned and think that kids should be kids without pressures of life.
I bought her;
PANDORA CHARM BRACELET - STERLING SILVER
Item No: 590702HV-19
Size: 19 Cm
Metal: Sterling Silver
Material: No Other Material
Stone: No Stone
Colour: No Colour 1 £55.00
21ST BIRTHDAY CHARM
Item No: 791048
Metal: Sterling Silver
Material: No Other Material
Stone: No Stone
Colour: No Colour 1 £25.00
BLUE SPOT MURANO CHARM
Item No: 790695
Metal: Sterling Silver
Material: Glass
Stone: No Stone
Colour: Blue 1 £15.00
OPENWORK ABSTRACT DETAIL CHARM
Item No: 790956
Metal: Sterling Silver
Material: No Other Material
Stone: No Stone
Colour: No Colour 1 £10.00
REINDEER PENDANT CHARM
Item No: 791194
Metal: Sterling Silver
Material: No Other Material
Stone: No Stone
Colour: No Colour 1 £30.00
PANDORA GIFT PACKAGING
Item No: GIFTPACKAGING 5 £0.00
Which includes her Christmas present...god I hope they are will together at Christmas!:D:D:D
SSM :T:T
That is so so lovely of you :j0 -
Jelly_Biactol wrote: »Sign up to Green Redeem
https://www.greenredeem.co.uk/
and complete some surveys and pledges to accrue points; 100 points gets you a £5 off £25 M&S food 'n' drink spend
https://www.greenredeem.co.uk/reward.php?activity=46563
vouchers valid till 31st July.
Do your food 'n' drink shopping at M&S, concentrating on any meal deals or multibuy offers if you can; get over £25 in total before any discounts (getting as close to £25 as you can gives the biggest savings); use a self-service till if possible; once you've scanned all your shopping, scan the Green Redeem voucher before you press 'Pay' (v. important) then put it in the voucher slot; the till deducts the £5, and then deducts any meal deal/multibuy savings; if you're at a manned till, make sure the SA scans the voucher before s/he presses 'Pay'/'Total'.
Depends on what you get, but typical savings are £25ish of food 'n' drink for £10-£11. (I got £54.58 for £22.)
Happy shopping!:)
Thanks for this. :beer:
Is it the food wine and flowers reward you need to claim?Pobody's-Nerfect0
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