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purpledonkey

Fruit related chat up lines are too tame.

davemorton

purpledonkey wrote: »

You could go the simple route 'ooh what a nice banana' or 'have you seen my pear?'

WITH THAT LOT YOU COULD MAKE A NICE FRUIT SALAD grrr @ caps

purpledonkey

davemorton wrote: »

WITH THAT LOT YOU COULD MAKE A NICE FRUIT SALAD grrr @ caps

Can you toss a fruit salad?

davemorton

purpledonkey wrote: »

Can you toss a fruit salad?

You would be amazed at what I can do in the kitchen

edit: I always clean up too

rebeccalb

aau1 wrote: »

My SIL was telling me how they struggle to pay bills. She insists there is no way to get her shopping down below £80 a week. Its all done online with s.com

I told her to buy two suns and go to M with her husband this weekend. They drive and there are TWO Ms within a mile of their house so i thought it was a viable option

This response just in

"Ta. I think the separate trip to Morrisons just to buy veg when the rest of the shopping is getting delivered from elsewhere might be the killer blow for this plan!"

:wall: :wall:

I can relate. My sister moves to Bristol with a friend in a month for uni, and is moaning at how they'll have to live on value tinned food and have no heating on because they'll only have student loans. I have just about convinced her to use the £15 off £60 offers at sainsbury when they first move in to buy staples and bulk buy stuff like pasta, but after that I'd get more response from a rock :mad:. I got told today that I'd bought to much fruit, despite the fact I'm going to be baking pies, crumbles, cakes ect with most of it, and then got robbed of a pack of strawberries anyway :eek:.

calmspirit

if only I had the nerve!!!!

bubbs

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Yes I do

I'm looking the hotel next door to the hotel I usually go to, so I'd have no worries about being on my lonesome in the evenings, I just don't know if it's a bit sad to be going alone

All my friends are either away, have kids or can't afford it

My sister had never been to Goa and went on her own for 8 weeks:T she did know 2 people that were there but had to fly on own and get connecting flight , if she can do it so can you:p Enjoy!

Sunshinemummy

Anon wrote: »

Single category vouchers are excluded (fruit and veg, meat etc) only those off total spend or APG/bm accepted.

Anon

I wonder if they will let us stack these vouchers. Something like

£6 off £40 spend - T*sco
£1.50 off £20 x 3 - Morry
and a few APG… x

Jelly_Biactol

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

If you had the chance, would any of you go abroad on your own for a few days?
I've got a week off coming up and I really want to go back to Crete for a few days but I'd be going on my own. I've got not worries about my safety but it's the whole going away on my own thing

Yes, abso-positively-lutely. Done it loads of times, and had some great times (including the 'can I have a look in your shorts?' story related earlier).
Being faced with having to go somewhere on my own has never stopped me from going there.
You can keep yourself to yourself if you want and have some private relaxing time, or take it as a chance to meet new people if you prefer ... maybe invent a new persona for yourself, someone different to how you are - no one will know what you are meant to be like, anyway!
You go for it:j

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I'd have no worries about being on my lonesome in the evenings, I just don't know if it's a bit sad to be going alone

Nahhh! It'd be sadder to stay at home and maybe miss out on the best time of your life!!

rebeccalb

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

If you had the chance, would any of you go abroad on your own for a few days?

I've got a week off coming up and I really want to go back to Crete for a few days but I'd be going on my own. I've got not worries about my safety but it's the whole going away on my own thing

Do it. I went away on my own to tokyo for 2 weeks for the first time ever. Yes it can get lonely but you do have more freedom and usually you can meet people whilst your there anyway.