Elite 11+ - Fleecing a supermarket near you!

poppypopster

Not tested this but was not 75p last Friday


http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/asda-compare-prices/light_bulbs_and_candles/asda_halogen_dimmable_light_bulbs_gu10_35w_4.html


£4.00 at Asda and 75p in Tesco

fairclaire

Bananababe wrote: »

I'll take that as a compliment MrsMac.

That pic he is winding you up with us from some telly program about a tinky family. I forget what it's called. FC be slapping him six ways till Sunday. FC has long dark hair I seen a partial pic too at some point.

Passed another assessment today the one with the slightly deranged teacher :eek:

Well done :T are you finding it a bit easier going?

fairclaire

David. wrote: »

Well said :rotfl:

I was being diplomatic

nerfdad

annieme wrote: »

I just wanted to share my good news. My mum is 100 today & we've had a wonderful day with her. She's in a nursing home but we were given exclusive use of a lovely lounge, which I decorated. We had lunch, courtesy of the home & then a party for the wider family at tea time. Wonderful food from M&S, glitchy Martini Asti & 2 beautiful cakes. It was a day to remember x

Did you get mummy a stripper;):T:T
I told my gran at 85 to get a toyboy:cool:true story:T:T

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

I was being diplomatic

Why :eek:
Say what you want then post a kitten pic

Wheres_My_Cashback

poppypopster wrote: »

Not tested this but was not 75p last Friday


http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/asda-compare-prices/light_bulbs_and_candles/asda_halogen_dimmable_light_bulbs_gu10_35w_4.html


£4.00 at Asda and 75p in Tesco

I'd suggest that light bulbs are not comparable items?

poppypopster

nerfdad wrote: »

Did you get mummy a stripper;):T:T
I told my gran at 85 to get a toyboy:cool:true story:T:T

my friend westy is a stripper... bit of a hunk if you ask me

annieme

Thank you so much for all your kind comments. Mum absolutely loved her day & couldn't believe she's 100! She's never had so much fuss made of her & really appreciated it.

Sunshinemummy

fairclaire wrote: »

I was reported recently for something as well. It may have been that same conversation, I don't quite remember. I totally agree with you, I'd also rather someone let me know, either in public or private, that they find something I've said offensive.

But then I suppose that removes anonynimity........

It does look like someone was having a bad day that resulted in them having a reporting frenzy.

I just think it is sad, I really feel sorry for the person who feels they need to take this course of action. Hopefully they will talk and work through their feelings. But if they are not willing there is the ignore button.

Any how, hugs all round.

And can someone turn the clock back to Monday, I have not achieved anything at work!!!:(:(

David.