Elite 11+ - Fleecing a supermarket near you!

dipdap

Morning all
Why do people have to park as close to the school gates as they possibly can, congregate all around the entrance while smoking and swearing and walk 4 or 5 wide taking up the whole path on their way home :mad:

Rant over
That feels much better

Nannylala

Am going to give the 5-2 diet a go starting today:eek:seeing as the Doc said I need to lose some weight and try and get my cholestrel down a bit;)so need to keep busy and not sit about on here;):hello:catchup later.

springdreams

uglybugball wrote: »

I cant do that as it is not working ,just found out is has not been activated yet but thanks for your reply.

Inside the DPD courier packaging that the phone came in is a Proof of Purchase receipt from e2save. On the reverse it has "Important information about your order". Your new phone number is under the IMEI and SIM numbers on the receipt side. It is the number in brackets next to MOBILE, and starts with the numbers 077....

David.

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Morning all.

Good news today DD3 had her 6 month check on her broken arm.

It has finally healed. :j:j:j

No rush to take metal work out but when they do they will tidy up the nasty scar. :T Appointment in a year so that her college course is done and dusted.

great news :T:T

tigerwhite_2

cheap filled pasta again anyone???

In the new A mag out yesterday (halloween cake on the front). MOC valid 14th Oct til 14th Nov. 50p off any giovanni rana filled pasta. £1.85 in A. Compares to the following:

These are £1.85 in A (beige bag) - Total cost 40p
Spinach/Ricotta Tortelloni v £1 in M
Ham and cheese tortelloni v £1 in M
Chicken and mozzarella Tortelloni v £1 in M
Mushroom tortelloni v £1 in M

These are £2.15 in A (in a black bag) - Total cost 85p
Chicken and rosemary ravioli v £1.50 in S
Spinach and mascarpone ravioli v £1.50 in S
Gorgonzola and walnut ravioli v £1.50 in S
Tomato, olives and mozzarella raviolo v £1.50 in S

T&C are one coupon per product.

mhoc

fairclaire wrote: »

There was an extra points thing and a double up on CC points. It really does make a difference.......I have thick hair too and am prone to frizz
In real life Id never pay this much for a hairbrush but I think it cost me less than £5 in real money. Worth waiting to see if there's a double up before Christmas again?

http://www.tesco.com/direct/braun-satin-hair-7-br170-hair-brush-with-active-ions-and-iontec-technology/653-0707.prd

Ive set up an alert on camelcamelcamel - might be an idea for one of eldest childs xmas gifts.

you could honestly turn her upside down and use her as a floor mop her hair is so thick.

I also noticed a Remington B8400 Ionic Hair Brush which is between £10 and £14 - I wonder if that works the same.

Also I am wondering if sainsbobs stocks anything similar - lot sof nectar points to use up

do you plug them in or something?

tigerwhite_2

strewth71 wrote: »

Just posted it on fb mhoc - will look at the Springwatch page, probably just a big garden spider but a mashoove one

So glad I was actually looking where I was going for a change tiger I took one step towards the outside and looked up, my stomach turned and the door got firmly shut in it's ugly mush :eek: Never going out there again :rotfl:

Man up - my 2 year would have picked that up for you if she could reach.. :rotfl: Flick it with a brush

Classy_Chick06 wrote: »

Morning guys, i seem to be having problems with IE if any of the tecchies can help me out please.

It has been going on for some while now.

There are certain pages it will not display and i have to use Chrome to view them, but it is now not letting me log into facebook using IE and also have to use chrome to do this.

Also, when i go to Sada.com on Chrome (because IE wont work for Sada) and click on the 3 for £10 haircair products it brings up 183 products and shows the first 48 on the first page (showing items 1-48) but there is nowhere on that whole page with an arrow or a No 2 to turn the page and view the other items. IFKWIM.

It's A.com as it did the same for me Classy... not your computer

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

There was an extra points thing and a double up on CC points. It really does make a difference.......I have thick hair too and am prone to frizz
In real life Id never pay this much for a hairbrush but I think it cost me less than £5 in real money. Worth waiting to see if there's a double up before Christmas again?

http://www.tesco.com/direct/braun-satin-hair-7-br170-hair-brush-with-active-ions-and-iontec-technology/653-0707.prd

No getting away from it

strewth71

fairclaire wrote: »

Yes I already do this, Im aware that the battery isn't holding charge as well as it used to. I can't really complain. I will have had this ipad 3 years come new year and it has been used pretty much all day everyday. I don't think that's bad at all. It's just the latest update that's driving me mad. As well as freezing when I use the back button it also likes signing me out of everything when I switch from using the browser to using an app.
Gives me something to moan about :rotfl:

I did the update and it runs fine, we got our iPad 2 back in 2010 but ds2 dropped it 2 years later and it stopped working. Ended up paying £100 to have it fixed after a few months because I missed it sooo much. We now have one of those chunky cases with a handle to keep it safe from the little devil

tigerwhite wrote: »

Morning all

I like greggs too. Mum loves greenhalgh's (local bakeries in the north west).
Talking of :xmassmile, I did all my Christmas cake fruit last night....... It will be soaking in sugar, water, lots and lots of rum and brandy, cinnamon and orange zest and juice for the next 4 weeks, before i then bake. It's the most divine smell. In a huge plastic box (I make about 6/7 cakes every year). Need to stir on a daily basis and i love it. :T

We only use Greenhalghs every now and then but never tried their mince pies...one to put on the list for this year :T I would love to make my own xmas cake but always end up getting whoopsied ones on xmas eve from the supermarket as only me and dd2 eat it. Home made sounds so much nicer though Shop bought tend to be quite dry

fairclaire

Well Im here now and sat with not much to do :cool: Someone is coming to see me at 10am......they are late :cool:

mhoc, the brush has 1 AAA battery. The pad with the bristles also detaches so you can clean it. Good for me because I put all sorts of junk on my hair :rotfl: