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Snap-ant

I informed them at work that I won't be attending staff dinner - valid true excuse
Fourp & I are going to Birmingham Christmas shopping & for the German Christmas Market

I was asked if it was because of the bullying cactus & they would be disappointed if it was :eek:

Tinyshoes

I have my fizz. :beer:

Delivery driver has given me a F&F leaflet says 25% off everything starts on Thursday 27th and it has another code for £10 off £50 but this does look like a unique code it's 12 characters long.

Might get to order girls some Pjs after all. :j

LEJC

asset2004 wrote: »

I'm on the no more buying toiletries thread on the health and beauty board, have been for several years but sometimes a glitch is just too good to pass up :rotfl:

I was doing so well with reducing my suitcase full of stash....
up until the beginning of Nov I had only bought 1 set of beauty bible testing products back in April...


Then along came the gift sets in asda so I got a couple and 3 Jf serums and then the garnier moisturiser but they were free....so really it was going well until then
I will try harder next year....but I really cant help clicking on a product trial either..there have been 26 beauty related ones this year so far....

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Tinyshoes

I know David. likes his curries I have had these delivered £1.65 each, they don't come with rice and chips though, maybe he could fry up the Bombay potatoes.


http://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/details/?id=285671080


http://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/details/?id=285671137

aau1

Tinyshoes wrote: »

So I would make a 1000% profit?

Errrrm......no. That's not possible :rotfl:

You can mark something up by 1000% ...... but that would only take you to 11p :rotfl:

louj101

all up to date for 2 minutes :rotfl:

im popping out for an hour today

can any of you lovely people tell me what too look out for :rotfl:

shops I will be passing.....mr t, superdrug, wilkos, b&m and home bargain :T

your help will be most welcomed :A xx

wackynut

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I know David. likes his curries I have had these delivered £1.65 each, they don't come with rice and chips though, maybe he could fry up the Bombay potatoes.


http://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/details/?id=285671080


http://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/details/?id=285671137

I've had these and they're quite nice.
Good price too at the moment.

Tinyshoes

aau1 wrote: »

Errrrm......no. That's not possible :rotfl:

You can mark something up by 1000% ...... but that would only take you to 11p :rotfl:

And this is why you are doing the accounts exams and not me.

Would you believe I was once a PA for a chief accountant of a fairly well known company. :rotfl:

logie

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

We are nearly out the other side now.

Can you book a day off together, get a baby sitter, and just be together? Get away from the house, and just be? It is easy to lose who you are when you get ill, I know my mother did when she was ill (unfortunately she didn't conquer it like you did).

On the other hand, you are a lot better off than a friend of mine (though I hardly dare speak to her now). Some years ago she had breast cancer, went through all the treatment and came out the other end. Unfortunately her attitude is that of a victim, not a survivor. She is now an alcoholic, extremely thin, and I think she has damaged her bones as she broke her hip a while back. She is my age or thereabouts (I'm 53). In all honesty her family have tried everything and she will not help herself, I keep expecting to hear she has died

I've got a week off in a fortnight and he's booked two days off My sister will sort the boys one day so we can do something just the two of us. Just got to think of something we'll both enjoy and isn't likely to spark an argument