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altojack

zippydooda wrote: »

in asdas own make it has cetirizine instead of chlorphenamine is this just as good doc

edit piritons main ingredient is chlorphenamine

Popped in at a good time to add my twopenneth worth

I bought cetirizine 10 mg tablets (take1per:day) off Amazon. 30 in a box and were very cheap, work just as well a spirit on

Hth

Good afternoon Elite

Thanks LFAB for the new thread :beer:

Just popped home for a few bits and pieces. Things have happened that have taken me from home for a few days, may see you mid week

Happy Birthday if I've missed someone

Coffee and ciggie while I attempt a little (lot) reading before I head off again.

SORRY just seen that you are talking dogs and Piriton, thought you were talking people

mhoc

karlie88 wrote: »

That should have Wi-Fi.



If it doesn't work, then try connecting it up with an ethernet cable to your router. You can usually get the cables for about £2 from eBay/Amazon.

some Belkin cables at poundland/world but I don't know about Ethernet ones ...

bubbs

karlie88 wrote: »

PM me the active ingredients if you want (usually found on back of box).

Havent bought any yet;)

tweets

altojack wrote: »

Popped in at a good time to add my twopenneth worth

I bought cetirizine 10 mg tablets (take1per:day) off Amazon. 30 in a box and were very cheap, work just as well a spirit on

Hth

Good afternoon Elite

Thanks LFAB for the new thread :beer:

Just popped home for a few bits and pieces. Things have happened that have taken me from home for a few days, may see you mid week

Happy Birthday if I've missed someone

Coffee and ciggie while I attempt a little (lot) reading before I head off again.

:hello: altojack

Hope you and your family are ok

mrsmac10

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

Glad you like the slow cooker apple chutney:T



In my slow cooker at the moment I'm making Blueberry Plum Butter; 3 punnets of blueberries, 4 or 5 plums halved and pitted, puree together in food processor, put in slow cooker on high for one hour, then low for six hours with lid slightly ajar to allow steam to escape, stir in 2 cups granulated sugar and juice/zest of one lemon (or a good glug of lemon juice), on high for one hour, puree again with stick blender if you want it really smooth, and it's ready. Simples!
http://rosemarried.com/2013/08/19/slow-cooker-blueberry-plum-butter/
Then that's the last of the Morribobs fruit in the fridge, thankfully ... I was getting a bit fed up with some of the prep work, but kept chanting my mantra 'Free food! Free food!':)

Tesco sell green tomatoes
http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/tesco-price-comparison/Vegetables/Tesco_Finest_British_Sweet_Emerald_Green_Tomatoes_250g.html
and I'm pretty sure that the newer, posher Morribobs do (the ones with the vapour wafting over the fresh herbs); Waities probably will, as well; if not all the supermarket larger stores. Also, good high street grocers would, or get them for you if you asked.

I will now have a look Thanks

We used to get them at the end of the season from Lanark where IMO they used to grow the best tomatoes But commercialism has changed the flavour

karlie88

bubbs wrote: »

Havent bought any yet;)

:eek::eek:

Will OH think you're pregnant?

:eek::eek:

miss_corerupted

Just checked no wifi it says connect adapter.

problem is it a cable would have to go across 2 rooms and we have no carpets to tuck it under (Quarry stone) hmmm. I think it would be worth paying for some type of wifi adapter to plug into tv.

I can plug laptop into TV as then it doesn't matter that laptop speakers don't work. But i can't go on it then hmm


Would a NOW TV box do it?? maybe

bubbs

karlie88 wrote: »

:eek::eek:

Will OH think you're pregnant?

:eek::eek:

No:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: bit bloomin late for that!

AJ hope everything is ok x

mrsmac10

mhoc wrote: »

Having £100 physically in your purse - cash, MOCs, APGS, BMs, TPPs, conditional spends etc - it really helps focus you so as little as possible is going out if your purse and you can make sure your receipts and purse tally up.

But you also really need a 'store cupboard fund' of say maybe £20. This is the fund you use to buy the must have bargains. For instance Sainsburys have masses of different variants of sauces and pizza toppings reduced to 20p right now so you buy a selection of say 16 of these for £4 - put them in your larder with 20p in marker pen written on the lid. Each time you get one out of the cupboard you put 20p from your purse back into the 'store cupboard fund'

I read that on the old style board under second purse challenge I lurked there before joining the elite The post were good but way to long for me to join in But this much better I love the thrill of a possible bargain

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