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EMMAP

I am furious about this You Beauty Discovery thing. Nowhere did it say I was tied into a 3month subscription. From what I understand other people have cancelled successfully?

dipdap

RIP John Bardon
Guess they'll finally write him out of EE now.

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Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

Good news for those of us planning to dabble in the Dr Oetker's this year, the £1.49 offer is on till 5th October in M..:j



And these pizzas should be the ones you can use to get an apg..

One to watch out for in Ts
From my lunchtime shop today.

2xDR. OETKER PIZZA PEPPERONI SALAME 320G- £5.00 £4.00 £4.00 n/a

tweets

littlebluebird wrote: »

Ooh, manners, sorry! Morning all!
Anyone for a :coffee: ? just a quickie before I pop out to As. (no comments nerfy :cool: )

So shocked to hear about doggies. Even more sad when it looks like it could be such a young person who did it. People are capable of unspeakable evil aren't they?

Glad to see many more others are doing what they can to help rectify things and support the charity. And those two brave men. :T:T:T:T

Are you OK bubbs? Hope you're not in too much pain now?

Tweets, your DS sounds like a lovely lad - so supportive. :j Hope next week is OK and you have a lovely w/e together when he comes.
LBB

I cant believe how he's grown up into a lovely young man

Dont have much trouble with him :T:T:T

Mumto2monkeys

Regarding the Orchard campaigns... The mocs that come through the post ... Do we think they are generic or more person specific...ie name and unique bar code etc

I'm a bit :mad: as the last two campaigns I've been selected for... The opening of new look store and the ice cream campaign have never arrived at my address...:( no replacements either:(

Just wondering out loud I'm thinking its a bit strange for two campaigns to go AWOL. If they were person specific then t orchard would be able to tell if the mocs issued to me had been used... Surely???

EMMAP

Well, that's £14 I'll have to make up from somewhere. Better get ebaying. I can afford it but it's the :mad: principle of the thing.

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strewth71 wrote: »

Our lovely old staffy Sally. We got her as an already old lady from Manchester Dogs Home and had her for 5 years before she went to doggy heaven. She was a beautiful little thing with an amazing sweet nature.

Sally is lovely bless her :A

mhoc

2 things to do if you have a vast amount of nectar points

Between 24 - 28 September 2014 you'll be able to exchange 500 points for a £5 PizzaExpress eVoucher - valid for food only, no promotions and these are valid for 6 months - they email you a voucher next day and you can order up to £30 worth.
Much better to order smaller amounts of £5 at a time unless you know for sure your bill will be over £30.
Drinks you have to pay for separately.

http://www.nectar.com/rewards/generalSearchOfferDetailsCatMain.nectar?ROM=ROM0013368

English Heritage membership - seems to be cheaper than going direct via the EH website. Also you can order a gift pack and the perfect who gets the gift can redeem their membership when they are ready.
also members can take up to 6 under nineteen's free when visiting - very useful if you have one close by.


http://www.nectar.com/rewards/generalSearchOfferDetailsCatMain.nectar?ROM=ROM0013172

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EMMAP wrote: »

Well, that's £14 I'll have to make up from somewhere. Better get ebaying. I can afford it but it's the :mad: principle of the thing.

my thoughts as well, I booked a short break last night so in theory I have until mid November to pay for the final amount. I would love to be able to say to everyone oh ebaying paid for this break - and watch the smacked fish look on the faces :rotfl:

so far I have got £12 from selling 2 things on the local FB group so that's a start

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mutley_muppet wrote: »

TM, I agree completely. I am a massive animal lover, I have been actively involved in animal rescue for over 20 years. I am so upset about this sickening act and the deaths of those poor dogs.

But I do not want the child responsible harmed. I would like him to understand the consequences of his actions. I would also like him to undergo a psychiatric assessment as fire starting is well known amongst young people with mental health problems.

I really hope that he didn't do this deliberately to harm the dogs. Whatever his motives hating and harming him will not bring those dogs back.
My heart goes out to those poor babies and all the staff and volunteers involved in their care. So many broken hearts and so many "if onlys."

It is awful that he did something like this, I personally would make him help with the cleanup, make him face the consequences of his actions.

annieme wrote: »

I bought some Martini Asti Spumante in T's a couple of days ago. Compared nicely with A, £8.49 v £6. Just bought some more but A's has now gone up to £7.75 but compared to Morries at £6.49. I got 2 bottles + 4 small bottles to equal 6 for the 25% off. The Asti did work out at £3.88 a bottle but now it's £4.37. Still a good price. My mum's 100 next month so a cheap acceptable drink for a small toast which she'll like.

I hope you have put in the request for a birthday card from the queen.:D

Westvleteren wrote: »

And Cashew I tend to put macadamia nuts, dates, dollop of cashew butter and unsweetened desiccated coconut in a food processor and blitz till it becomes sticky, then form into balls and but in fridge - perfect with a coffee and paleo friendly :T

That sounds really nice, I adore macadamias but they are so expensive:eek: