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MKS

nerfdad wrote: »

I hope your wrong but it's something they will alway remember going to wembly with their dad:cool:

When I took my DD2 to Wembley, many years ago, she wanted a Hot Dog. The caterer refused to sell one when she knew it was for a 10 year old, because of all of the additives. She did say that she'd wilingly sell one to an adult. :eek::eek::eek:

locarr

MKS wrote: »

nerfy, what's your measure of a good wife? Doesn't drink, eat your meat (no misinterpretation please) but will happily drive you home?

It's a good start!!;)

nerfdad

locarr wrote: »

What odds are you offering!?:p

They been nerfed:eek::eek::rotfl:

rose28454

strewth71 wrote: »

I quite like being sober enough to remember all the silly things OH does after a tipple too many...climbing in the bath naked and falling asleep - no water:eek: Crashing on the bathroom floor so no one could go for a widdle without climbing over him:eek: Only 2 times he has been really drunk in 15 years but me and the kids do like to remind him :rotfl::beer:

There are too many tales to sell of my oh in his drinking days but 2 stand out. Every year there is a horse fair in a nearby village where i used to work in the pub. OH came to the fair and had a few too many. Mum was babysitting and he went to the local pub on the way home. Mum said to the kids late on she was hungry and my son ( who was about 10 at the time) went to look outside for his Dad ( not realising he was already home) and there on the step was a chinese meal in a bag. Mum and the kids ate and enjoyed it but my hubbys face was a picture when he got up in the morning as he could not remember eating it ( which he didnt).
Another time he slipped on the bathroom floor and fell into the bath and cracked his head. I was in bed and one of the kids called me to say Dads fallen over. I just shouted down " Oh he'll be ok!"

We can laugh about it now that he has not had a drink for 6.5 years!!

Sunshinemummy

mrsmac10 wrote: »

Have you managed to stick to your budget. I am way above that in 2 weeks But will keep trying

I have spent less that £10, in fact I think it is £5+, but I bought some milk today and there was only £2 in my purse.

OH had mugged me!


:D:D:D:D

MKS

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Cheeky devil I do go out helping him with his business I'll have you know :mad::p:rotfl::rotfl:



DS still talks about when he went to Wembly with his dad about 10 years ago

Could have phrased that a bit better.

Savvybuyer

Imdebtfree wrote: »

1x
HP 364 BLACK INK
£7.00 n/a n/a n/a
2x
T. 2 SYRUP SYRUP SPONGE PUDDING 250G
£3.00 † n/a n/a n/a
1x
T.BIG NIGHT IN INDIAN BOMBAY POTATOES 250G
£1.75 † n/a n/a n/a
4x
T.BIG NIGHT IN CHICKEN TIKKA & PILAU RICE 450G
£12.00 † £6.00 £7.20 n/a
1x
T.BIG NIGHT IN BREADED MUSHROOMS 180G
£1.75 † n/a n/a n/a
1x
T.BIG NIGHT IN ONION RINGS 150G
£1.75 † n/a n/a n/a
1x
T.BIG NIGHT IN BBQ CHICKEN WINGS 175G
£1.75 † n/a n/a n/a
1x
TESCO MINI PESHWARI NAAN 6 X 60G
£1.00 n/a n/a n/a
1x
TESCO PLAIN MINI NAAN 6 X 60G
£1.00 n/a n/a n/a
1x
WHATS ON TV
£0.54 n/a n/a n/a
Tesco comparable total £12.00 £12.00 £0.00
Competitor shop total £6.00 £7.20 £0.00

Out of interest, why don't the Syrup Sponge puddings compare to A? I have A CBY Syrup Sponge Puddings (2x120g = 240g) at £1.29 each, so that should be compared to as it's within the weight range and should be to straight £2.58. Or maybe that is a different level of item? :think:Maybe it's too new for T to pick it up? (But really that does give a lie to 'you won't lose out' or else a disclaimer exemption in the T&Cs which gets them out of their headline "promise":p.)

I have Morries and Sains. at 2x110g, which is just outside of the 10% weight range and therefore N/A.

Sunshinemummy

MKS wrote: »

nerfy, what's your measure of a good wife? Doesn't drink, eat your meat (no misinterpretation please) but will happily drive you home?

littlebluebird wrote: »

If that's all it takes I'm his ideal wife.
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Mildred1970 wrote: »

sorry nerfy, it's a fail on all 3 counts here :rotfl:

No matter what Nerfy says, we all know that his wife is the boss in his house!!

:D:D:D

gocat

EMMAP wrote: »

I had to re-fill my form in after the same thing happened to me. Didn't hear anything for a week.

I waited until I got my debit cards and did it again. Got a text that same day confirming it was all happening but it took longer than it should have.

I already had my debit card when I filled mine. What r they playing at :mad:

josie_ann57

I have 2 spare tickets to see 'Pride' at the vue in Cheshire Oaks on Sunday, going in recycling.