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Mildred1970

David. wrote: »

Is The Machine ok :eek:

Good evening my David. :j:T:):D:happylove

Hope you had a great holiday :j

David.

Mildred1970 wrote: »

Good evening my David. :j:T:):D:happylove

Hope you had a great holiday :j

Oh yes thanks
Kielbasa

Tinyshoes

fairclaire wrote: »

That's fair enough :A Im talking big chains. I've sold a few pairs of Hilton slippers on eBay in my time. Unworn, I might add :eek:
The main thing is, you had a wonderful night. No one could fail to notice that I'm jesting about the freebies. I'm just very happy for you that you had such a lovely time

I knew you were jesting hun x

Don't get me wrong if it had been a big chain I had paid a premium for which I often have done for trampolining competitions at short notice. I would have taken advantage.

It is a lovely little part of the world, we walked around the abbey on Sunday. The best bit though was when we pulled up in the car park when we got there and Mr TS gave me a kiss on the lips. He hardly does anything like that impromptu.

Mildred1970

fairclaire wrote: »

That might be theft :rotfl:

If it was a teas made, it might be acceptable :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I think teas mades are just the tackiest things :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: I can't help it. They are so popular around here there used to be a guy at Fleetwood market selling them........Mildred! oh wait....Mildred's OH is in the country, she hasn't come up for air :eek:
Dipdap....put an amazon order in for POAS for her :rotfl:

Aaaaaaaaarrrrgggh not Fleetwood market :eek:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fisXRmdTR54

Has Dipdap done the POAS deed yet? Have I missed it? Is all ok?

David.

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I knew you were jesting hun x

Don't get me wrong if it had been a big chain I had paid a premium for which I often have done for trampolining competitions at short notice. I would have taken advantage.

It is a lovely little part of the world, we walked around the abbey on Sunday. The best bit though was when we pulled up in the car park when we got there and Mr TS gave me a kiss on the lips. He hardly does anything like that impromptu.

Commando
:rotfl:

Mildred1970

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I think you missed her birthday. :eek:

She was expecting breakfast in bed.

David. wrote: »

What does she eat :rotfl:

fairclaire wrote: »

I can't help and please take this in the spirit in which it's meant Mildred

polish sausage

:T:T:T

:rotfl:

I now have to explain to OH why I am cracking up :rotfl::rotfl:

Edit: OH is now also amused :rotfl:

Savvybuyer

I've just been toying with these, and similar items, as this is without a glitch: Chicago Town Deep Dish Ham & Pineapple Pizzas (2 per pack - 330g)£1.50 £1.00 (vs M)

I've decided to put them onto the M list in any event though. Remember to wait for APG to update! No guarantees either!

I've been forced to amend the list and put the bold items into the body of the lists as it is otherwise exceeding the characters limit. Some of the pricing for Mr A may be a little out - as unable to put all the various A mbuys onto the list at the moment.

I've also failed:( - I don't know whether Cantonese Rice (Bird's Eye Fusions) is £1.00 in M still or not, and msm gives no help. So, I've used my judgement and left it in. A bit of guesswork:rotfl:. May start comparing vs full price (£1.75) though - I'll try and remember to look for it on Wednesday! (Just rushing through that frozen veg. aisle I suspect:rotfl::rotfl:.) Otherwise - just to be aware that the Rowntree's Fruit Pastille Lollies have been known to return N/A for M before, and I'm not sure if the Nestle Smarties Cones will pick up M's price either, as they might be a bit temperamental too. Sorry to be no help once again:rotfl: - might be better for 'first tester' to buy 2 for £3 'just in case' (not yet, but couple of days' time) and let us know - or eyes down for wombles;);):D:rotfl:.

That's the best I can do - not too bad, eh? I did say not much onto the list, although with all those different baby foods, it is quite a bit in fact. I don't know if the Little Angels Baby Lotion will compare vs M at 87p, msm.co.uk has got it linked up but that means nowt and it's a bit hit and miss in my view as it's not a straightforward one! I may be clutching at straws - or it may be perfectly safe.

The Butcher's dog foods - vs £5 (if they work), not as good as the Butcher's Scamp previously at £4.75 but which has already gone up in price.

And, please prepare to brace yourself...:(

Just recovering now from the slightly shocking news that Robin Williams has died. I say "slightly" only because nothing much shocks me that much (I say that, but...), but I'm sure it is a shock to many!

Tinyshoes

David. wrote: »

"Cheese can be taken as an extra course £10.00 "
:eek: Stubby

We didn't partake of the cheese. Mr Stubby was all for it before we had all our courses as was I for the port. But when it came to it we were both well and truly stuffed.

The bar bill was a bit OTT. I had the accompanying wine flight.

David.

Mildred1970 wrote: »

:T:T:T

:rotfl:

I now have to explain to OH why I am cracking up :rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl::kisses3:

fairclaire

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I knew you were jesting hun x

Don't get me wrong if it had been a big chain I had paid a premium for which I often have done for trampolining competitions at short notice. I would have taken advantage.

It is a lovely little part of the world, we walked around the abbey on Sunday. The best bit though was when we pulled up in the car park when we got there and Mr TS gave me a kiss on the lips. He hardly does anything like that impromptu.

Yes.... a snog after 25 years is a rare thing snogs turn into pecks :rotfl::rotfl: