Elite 11+ - Fleecing a supermarket near you!

bubbs

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Did they work Bubbs x



But why do you feel the need to challenge….?

From MrsJoJo
Evening. Just to confirm the Gillette proglide razors I mentioned yesterday both compared favourably to T and also M. SEL for one was £4 and the other £5 however I was charged £10 for each. Took them to CS and got a refund and was told SELs were a month out of date!!!! Looks like I got lucky but still might be worth checking your stores.

Flash magic erasers were also reduced to clear in my store to £1. Would make a free filler against W. HTH

davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

Oh that's a shame........I've always wanted to see your sofa

Well you should let me take your mask off then

Sunshinemummy

EMMAP wrote: »

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-24604218

However, Dr Paul Dorfman, from the Energy Institute at University College London, said "what it equates to actually is a subsidy and the coalition said they would never subsidise nuclear".

He added: "It is essentially a subsidy of between what we calculate to be £800m to £1bn a year that the UK taxpayer and energy consumer will be putting into the deep pockets of Chinese and French corporations, which are essentially their governments."

Is this what you meant SSM? I'll admit I had no idea this was going on.

The companies involved are China National Nuclear Corporation and China General Nuclear Power Corporation. Still, alls fair in love and big business right?

It is not a debate that I think needs to be on Elite, I was purely making a point that society is good at blaming the less well off individual, whilst implementing policy that is extremely advantageous to others….. But as there is some debate. I do agree with aid going to countries for health, development etc. But not when we are giving aid to the country to develop it… and then paying foreign government owned companies to set up and run, with guaranteed incomes key services in our country. One is left scratching ones head!!!

locarr

EMMAP wrote: »

Anyway I've gotten too heavy for a Friday night because I feel strongly about it. Sorry to clog up the thread with articles and such!

As you were

Never forget who left us in this pile of poo!;)

davemorton

locarr wrote: »

Never forget who left us in this pile of poo!;)

Thatcher??? :money:

EMMAP

locarr wrote: »

oh purlease....more unsubstantiated lefty clap trap....

It's common knowledge the Royal Mail was undersold. By 1.5billion. Seriously google it. You honestly think nobody connected to the government that undervalued it made ANY money? You can find that out on the internet too. News websites and everything.

It's all about greed with these people. Always has been always will be. I don't count Labour politicians out of that. I just prefer my politics with slightly purer intentions and principles.

Any time I don't understand something politically I just look it up and educate myself. Nothing unsubstantiated about it.

Sunshinemummy

David. wrote: »

Good :j still waiting for all this adulation to start

I will give you some adulteration, but first need to clarify the meaning.

Noun 1. adulation - servile flattery; exaggerated and hypocritical praise. flattery - excessive or insincere praise. adulation. noun extravagant flattery, worship, fawning, sycophancy, fulsome praise, blandishment, bootlicking (informal), servile flattery The book was received with adulation by the critics

I think all of us gobby girls can do this!

davemorton wrote: »

Sorry, had to remove that pic of Jason and I in my undercrackers, as I thought it might offend. Instead I will just post a private pic sent to me via PM in good faith of a certain elite member who used to be from north of the border playing with his male hen.

davemorton wrote: »

Good evening young lady, you just missed a rather fetching pic of me lounging on my sofa in a slightly seductive manner.

Is it wrong to consider printing this picture and framing it for my bedroom!

:D:D:D:D

Jelly_Biactol

purpledonkey wrote: »

:rotfl: no. A nephew is enough for me. I wouldn't say to a man though...

You should be fighting them off with a home-baked french stick:D

David.

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I will give you some adulteration, but first need to clarify the meaning.

Noun 1. adulation - servile flattery; exaggerated and hypocritical praise. flattery - excessive or insincere praise. adulation. noun extravagant flattery, worship, fawning, sycophancy, fulsome praise, blandishment, bootlicking (informal), servile flattery The book was received with adulation by the critics

I think all of us gobby girls can do this!

Thats the one

fairclaire

Politics on a Friday night :eek:

Politics never a good subject here, neither are benefits or anything along those lines.......But it's Friday :cool: so :beer: