Elite 11+ - Fleecing a supermarket near you!

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Sakura10

bubbs wrote: »

:eek::eek::eek::eek:
They call this a bargain:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Elvive shampoo and conditioner 3 for £10.00 @ Boots

I used this deal to get the large men's Elvive anti dandruff with selenium as I had 500 extra points when spending £10 on hair care. It's hard to find that size bottle and is only thing that older brother can use due to skin probs. unusual circumstance that meant it was good offer for him :-)

gocat

bubbs wrote: »

very big pineapple 56p @lidl
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/very-big-pineapple-56p-lidl-2032141

Oooh makes me want to rush out now and buy some

OH not discharged from hospital today after all. He phoned me about 5 and said there had been a mix up over his medication/discharge letter or something like that, so has to stay in another night. Sounded a bit cheesed off/agitated so didnt ask any more.

underperky

juju17 wrote: »

UNDERPERKY...trying to send you a pm, can you clear some space please?

I have emptied it

bubbs

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Right now I am back on the beach on the tiny island, beautiful fish in the shallows, being waited on hand and foot, all the fresh fruit I can eat. It was absolutely wonderful

One of the funnier parts was we got there by speed boat. We knew what we were doing when we got into the front of the boat and had a wonderful time in the 20 minute trip to the first island, the trip to the second island was about twice as long, an American family had seen us having a wonderful time so decided to go to the front of the boat for that trip. After about 5 minutes the boat was stopped and some very green americans disappeared to the back (slightly less bumpy) section of the boad :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I would love to be there right now:D
Typical Americans :rotfl::rotfl:

bubbs

Sakura10 wrote: »

I used this deal to get the large men's Elvive anti dandruff with selenium as I had 500 extra points when spending £10 on hair care. It's hard to find that size bottle and is only thing that older brother can use due to skin probs. unusual circumstance that meant it was good offer for him :-)

Well if good offer for him thats all that counts:D just not for me:rotfl:

fairclaire

gocat wrote: »

Oooh makes me want to rush out now and buy some

OH not discharged from hospital today after all. He phoned me about 5 and said there had been a mix up over his medication/discharge letter or something like that, so has to stay in another night. Sounded a bit cheesed off/agitated so didnt ask any more.

Don't blame him Gocat How annoying to be stuck in there over an admin issue! You'd think they'd have something in place to sort stuff like that out. I couldn't wait to get out the other week so he has my sympathy.

Thriftygifty

EMMAP wrote: »

We used to get the Argos catalogue out before Christmas and me and my sister would go through it and point at things that we wanted. All credit to my parents, we'd always have a good haul. Some of them were second hand but we never went without.

My favourite oh my god I remember that! moments have been
Little Professor electronic learning thingy
Dizzy Dizzy Dinosaur Boardgame
Keypers (I had a swan whose wings opened and you could store things inside)
I also had a mini post office because what child doesn't want to recreate all the fun of a POST OFFICE.

I will put this down to my Dad being a postie and me being a little weirdo.

EMMAP we must be the same age(ish) , I was also a little weirdo and had a post office in a red box where the lid lifted up I LOVED the stamps hehe. And the Keeper things but I had a pink snail. I didnt get the little keeper things where they had a split on their back what was the point in those?

bubbs

gocat wrote: »

Oooh makes me want to rush out now and buy some

OH not discharged from hospital today after all. He phoned me about 5 and said there had been a mix up over his medication/discharge letter or something like that, so has to stay in another night. Sounded a bit cheesed off/agitated so didnt ask any more.

Oh im sorry to hear that:(
Hope your looking after yourself x

EMMAP

Thriftygifty wrote: »

EMMAP we must be the same age(ish) , I was also a little weirdo and had a post office in a red box where the lid lifted up I LOVED the stamps hehe. And the Keeper things but I had a pink snail. I didnt get the little keeper things where they had a split on their back what was the point in those?

I know! They weren't secret because anyone could get in them!

Obviously I had a lot of highly classified material at age 5, which is why I needed a key. I've also re-discovered 'Quints' which were mini babies who had different colour nappies so you could tell them apart. I think you squeezed them and they weed a bit :rotfl: