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davemorton

David. wrote: »

:rotfl:
Order udis online pay £1 apg sees £2.95 or whatever it is
Take udis back to an asda that chages £2.95 for a refund
Email asda and tell them half of the udis where missing damaged etc and get an online refund

Is this ok or have I crossed a line just wondering

You missed...
then rinse & repeat.
Also, how do I get past the £100 limit.
Oh, and newbie error, you never asked 5 random questions that had been answered on the previous page
:rotfl:

purpledonkey

fairclaire wrote: »

David. Where has your Victor avatar gone? I liked it. And I'm missing the point of your new one

It's his stalker guise

fairclaire

David. wrote: »

You and about 3 others :rotfl:

Quality......not quantity

Tinyshoes

David. wrote: »

:rotfl:
Order udis online pay £1 apg sees £2.95 or whatever it is
Take udis back to an asda that chages £2.95 for a refund
Email asda and tell them half of the udis where missing damaged etc and get an online refund

Is this ok or have I crossed a line just wondering

You have crossed three of my lines.

fairclaire

Tinyshoes wrote: »

You have crossed three of my lines.

:eek: that'll put you in the awkward squad......application form sent return to David. :rotfl::rotfl:

Munqui

Deleted_User wrote: »

Oh maybe not, there OOS on MSM for A.

Look again using in-private / incognito browsing (or sign out from msm)

re: udi's

I think they have changed the recipe as the last one I ate didn't immediately repulse me.

or maybe it was heating them in the microwave instead of toaster :think: they were actually rather nice :eek:

edit to add: wasn't during a hangover either!

cjj_2

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

A lot of my friends backed out today, even though they said they would come, after I roped them in last week.

My friend is a zumba instructor and has been on a course today to test this out, I think it will become as popular as the zumba when that first started.

I have no co ordination with legs and arms at the same time :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: so being in the dark was just great, because it doesnt matter, as nobody can see if your doing it wrong :rotfl::rotfl:

Just need to buy a whistle and some glow sticks for my next session.

Our classes are fully booked for weeks so I'm getting the feeling it will be very popular when more people hear about it. We got whistle and glow sticks in with cost of first session. Think it costs £3 or £3.50 xx

pacifica9

Deleted_User wrote: »

Oh maybe not, there OOS on MSM for A.

Signed in or out? Showing in stock for me.

princessmelody2009

Hiya TS :wave:

How is Teeny doing?

Tinyshoes

fairclaire wrote: »

I wasnt much later than that but lots of gritters on the M6 from Cumbria right down to here Still lots of snow around the Lake District and in Scotland.

It snowed Friday evening and was meant to all night but when we opened the curtains Saturday morning not a sausage to be seen.

I was on the M6 this morning, the other end though. :rotfl: