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tweets

Nannylala wrote: »

Tweets don't be disheartened about no weight loss this week you have done so well :Tand look at how you have gone down in trouser sizes if you have been good this week sometimes you stick and end up having a decent weight loss next week:)I have got a Fast day tomorrow:eek:

I must have needed a size 20 or 22 :eek: work trousers before I started but wore my 18 unzipped after struggling to zip them no wonder both pairs of zips broke

Now size 16 :j:j:j .

Don't know if I could do a fast day without feeling _pale_ that's why I didn't try the 5:2 .

Hope you lose more next week

Wheres_My_Cashback

Lima-India wrote: »

You don't need DDs or SOs - I didn't. The important element is that you will need to CLOSE a current account and thus anything in or attached to that account gets switched to your new M&S one. I had £100 in an account (one of my rainy day funds) and so that's the one I used. In the documents they send you (lots) at some point they'll advise you to phone their switching team to process this - and about 4 weeks later for me - the giftcard arrived.
hth

You never need to close an account you're switching from.

Snap-ant

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Thanks for loo roll AAU 007

Got the Cushelle 16 pack £3.86

Andrex 9 packs vary from £2.24 to £2.74 (quilted)

Except Aloe Vera & Classic White still full price

In picture pebble £2.24, Puppies £2.24 & Shea £2.48

mrsmac10

mhoc wrote: »

a collective sort of madness seems to have swept down our lane today.

This morning a chap staggered down our lane carrying a big bag of potatoes, no idea why he did not just park directly outside the house. These potatoes he delivered to the neighbour on the right – I don’t know the neighbour needs a full sack of potatoes as he lives alone, possibly he is going to store them in his garden chalet next to the hot tub. He seems to be mostly staying at the new girlfriends place for at least half of most weeks so maybe she is also a big potato eater and the sack of potatoes is a present.

When we came back this afternoon the lane was blocked by a large lorry delivering gravel to the neighbour on the other side for her drive – yes she already has a drive full of gravel and no danger of her running out. We could not get onto our drive so we parked on the road as we expected the lorry to be a long time doing his delivery. Instead he was only there 5 mins as he was only delivering about 2 bags of gravel. This neighbour is now outside in a freezing howling gale with a shovel randomly moving gravel about – why this needed to be done in November instead of during the long hot dry summer I have no idea.

I may be the only sane one left.

Is that on the elite? Seriously loved the humour :rotfl:

I never see my neighbours bring in any amount of shopping Even the one next door and there is 5 of them

Evangeline1971

Savvybuyer wrote: »

I found it quite easily. Three bottles (one of that and two Oil Elixir) - they're quite tiny bottles aren't they? I wouldn't pay a quid for all three:rotfl:.

(Actually, they're not 'tiny' - proper small ones would probably be a quarter of the size and be even more expensive - but just my perspective of how 'tight' I am and how far I expect my money to go compared to the vast majority of the public:rotfl:. I've no idea why anyone spends expensive money on branded things like these - but I'm sure I misunderstand as one of my family really likes these and seems willing to pay the earth to the supermarkets etc. for them.) What exactly is the use of them? What's wrong with S/P Shampoo?:rotfl: (Other than the fact that it costs far more and is therefore a wasteful filler on a shop at the moment:rotfl::rotfl:.)

OMG Savvy, Smartprice Shampoo!! :eek: It's so watery even the residents at the home where I used to work didn't want it and they were not fussy I wouldn't use cheap shampoo as it doesn't feel like it's cleaning my hair. Luckily for me I still have a stash of JF stuff

I don't mind paying more for personal care stuff if I have to, ie if I haven't stocked up on a glitch which brings me to this....

lookinforabargain wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I wish I had something to tell! I don't even use moisturiser most days I'm just glad I wasn't trying to buy anything that needed ID, she would have probably had a heart attack when she seen my driving licence

:eek: :eek: :eek: You really should use moisturiser every day. My skin feels horrible and dry if I don't.

Also who started this rubbish that straight men can't use moisturiser? I bought some for OH but he won't use it as he thinks only women and gay men moisturise :mad: No wonder most gay men have nice skin while the skin of straight men ages like old leather when they don't bother taking care of it! :rotfl:

Snap-ant

I expect you all already have this as old news - but I found one on a cage today

£5 :T:T

Dizzy_Ditzy

Gah. There is no nourishing oil :mad:

There is perfect finish polishing serum and original 6 effects serum, would these be any good? I've got the trigger

Ta

mrsmac10

hampydoodums wrote: »

Just got my APG back for 3 for £10 chocs using Thorntons Xmas as trigger - vs M: Cadbury Milk Tray was fine as compared £5 to £3.50 but the Bendicks Mint Collection which should have also compared at £3.50 compared at £5 which is wrong according to MSM.

Don't get caught out in the Bendicks folks

No signs for 3 for £10 in my store but thanks for the info. DH is thinking of the heroes

Snap-ant

Texet oil filled radiator £7

David.

Evangeline1971 wrote: »

OMG Savvy, Smartprice Shampoo!! :eek: It's so watery even the residents at the home where I used to work didn't want it and they were not fussy I wouldn't use cheap shampoo as it doesn't feel like it's cleaning my hair. Luckily for me I still have a stash of JF stuff

I don't mind paying more for personal care stuff if I have to, ie if I haven't stocked up on a glitch which brings me to this....

:eek: :eek: :eek: You really should use moisturiser every day. My skin feels horrible and dry if I don't.

Also who started this rubbish that straight men can't use moisturiser? I bought some for OH but he won't use it as he thinks only women and gay men moisturise :mad: No wonder most gay men have nice skin while the skin of straight men ages like old leather when they don't bother taking care of it! :rotfl:

Or thats what heppens when you are married to a woman