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Sarahdol75

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I wonder if they are the ones Sarahdol75 is getting "fluff" problems with as the 4p walking ones are a booger for black bits. :eek:

They have gone in the bin, sick of hoovering fluff up from everywhere.

bubbs wrote: »

2 weeks today without a ciggie

:j:j Well done, bubbs

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Mr TS has gone out, I am turning up the thermostat.

So will I when OH goes out shortly :rotfl:

My store had the porridge at 98p :mad:

Tinyshoes

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Merci beaucoup:)

DM, french almost on your doorstep.

TrulyMadly

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I didn't get up until 8.20 this morning and was showered, dressed, teeth cleaned and out the door by 8.35. :eek:

bubbs

Ladyshopper wrote: »

I reckon your clock was tired as well!! :rotfl:

It was my fault but i have not admitted it:o:o:rotfl:

mrsmac10 wrote: »

Evening

Happy Birtday to fourp

Did I see someone wish Scamps a happy birthday too?

Mr and Mrs Bubbs Well done on two weeks Glad you feel better

I am in need of a wee shopping fix but only like one porridge:( and it not this one

Thankyou :D

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

They have gone in the bin, sick of hoovering fluff up from everywhere.



:j:j Well done, bubbs :j:jhttp://static.moneysavingexpert.com/images/forum_smilies/laughing-smiley-014.gif


So will I when OH goes out shortly :rotfl:

My store had the porridge at 98p :mad:

Thankyou :D:D

Tinyshoes

TrulyMadly wrote: »

My crocs are pink.

I did manage to cause a stir before I got out the door the other day, I had one of Mr TS's socks dangling from behind. :rotfl:

Still no idea how it got there.

But I know why now after tonight's topic of conversation, it must have been trying to make bum fluff. :eek:

Sunshinemummy

nut wrote: »

Are we talking here about Norris from Coronation Street??

Yeap, that would be me!!

When I was young my parents bought me a watch which broke the next day. We returned it and was refused a refund, so dad instructed us to sit on the floor and he told everyone who entered the shop what had happened... he got his money back! I did a similar thing with Toys R Us and a bike which was a week old and broke, they said that they would repair it... like hell they would. Sit 5 kids on the floor and tell everyone entering the shop why you felt that they were an unrepetable shop... new bike within 15 minutes!

Munqui

tweets wrote: »

I tried some different SW meals last week so mine could be that Back to meals I know this week

Going to try the ready meals when they on sale have looked in new SW mag and just 7 different ones I will or should like . Will start them on a Thursday (when on sale) for tea and see how I go on that week Got enough love 2 shop vouchers to pay for them so free meals :T:T

Hi tweets :hello:

I think next week at SW they are giving out a voucher for 2 meals in iceland worth £5, if there is a free membership offer anywhere (sorry not checked but there often is) you could join a local group for £4.95 (usual weekly fee), get the new book and hopefully the £5 voucher.

So maybe the new book and two sw ready meals for £4.95 + cost of magazine + cost of your time.

my first thought was to see if there are any vouchers available online for the meals that might stack... couldn't find any :rotfl:

Munqui

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

:p:p:rotfl:

Daft thing is that it scanned fine as £1.22 in T. A v T stuff is normally reliable so I went with it.

Maybe I should listen more to Daddy Pig in future..:rotfl:

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Evening all!

Thanks for whoever pointed out the 1p chocs at T's
Unfortunately got trouted with my 6 boxes of Thorntons vienesse truffles (both flavours scanning at 1p) my phones playing up will do a link from my desktop

I could be bothered to argue however they agreed to let me have 2 boxes, in the olden days I probably would have stood my ground a little more but I've mellowed [STRIKE]plus I've got a lovely stash of heroes and roses already thanks to you lot[/STRIKE]

Won't be hunting down anymore as I've dropped myself in it this weekend invited the whole extended family round for dinner......:mad::(:o and need to clean :eek: and cook :eek: lol and practice being nice:A:D

Enterprise_1701C

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Yeap, that would be me!!

When I was young my parents bought me a watch which broke the next day. We returned it and was refused a refund, so dad instructed us to sit on the floor and he told everyone who entered the shop what had happened... he got his money back! I did a similar thing with Toys R Us and a bike which was a week old and broke, they said that they would repair it... like hell they would. Sit 5 kids on the floor and tell everyone entering the shop why you felt that they were an unrepetable shop... new bike within 15 minutes!

I managed to burst into tears once with a queue behind me, got my son some shoes from M&S and one of them had worn through the at the toe in 6 weeks flat, they said they could not replace them as they had been worn wrongly and were not school shoes! Went through all the arguments, eventually decided tears would be appropriate with the queue building behind me! And it worked!!!