Endurance Lends Itself To Enjoyment

izzy65

dipdap wrote: »

We have friends like that.
Obviously valentines day was last weekend and (despite most of them being married) we saw expensive gifts and card pics posted on Facebook.
More fool them I say, I'm a cheap date and a box of 1p chocs or a visit to the pictures courtesy of sweet Sundays would keep me happy any day :j

Dip you did better than me, we just don't go in for the present buying , my dd did remake on my invisible flower:D

purpledonkey

EMMAP wrote: »

Remember it's the last orange Wednesday ever this Wednesday. PD and I are gonna go and give it a proper send off. What's out at the cinema that isn't balls?

I've heard 50 Shades is lacking in balls... and climaxes

Sunshinemummy

purpledonkey wrote: »

I've heard 50 Shades is lacking in balls... and climaxes

I think it is just lacking all together!

I got a little excited as there is a film just out called 50 shades dark, a fetish (something or other).... but this was a disappointment!

:D:D

cjj_2

Happy Aniversarys dip and izzy. We don't do gifts either xx

Enterprise_1701C

Never been interested in 50 Shades of Grey, looking forward to the Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel though

Happy anniversary to Dip and Izzey, we passed 30 years 4 months ago Not killed each other yet

simone10

From a Womble dated 20/02/15 at 14:06
GLITCH: but a small one on Doritos.....but not sure whether the TRIGGER is a dip at 300g or bag of Doritos at 200g.
On the receipt are 2 Doritos products at £2.28 each / 2 for £3.50.
2 products on receipt just show:
DORITOS 500032863732L £2.28D
DORITOS 500032849954L £2.28V
on the APG looking at AvT (not it was a £91.14 spend which overall gave zilch back):
1 x Walkers Doritos Cool Sour Cream & Chives Dip (300g... £2.28 £1.00
MSM is showing the Dips and Crisps in 2 for £3.
Therefore if you can work out which of the 2 purchased barcodes IS on the receipt. Then the other one is a TRIGGER.
Pay £3.50 for 2 products get back £2.28 - £1.00 + 10p = £2.12 for both

cjj_2

HILLBERN wrote: »

Thanks bubbs, long process- but she is getting there, depression is a horrible unseen illness- where if you had a broken leg people would know you were suffering and poorly- not that she wants sympathy but she is fed up with people telling her to pull her socks up and smile- if only they knew!! she also had legs ulcers due to an undiagnosed dvt and a type of malaria whist on honeymoon 4 years ago- therefore pain, ulcers, depression and suicidal - a vicious circle and shes only 32. It impacts on the whole of the family, but I try not to let it get me down

Hugs to you and bubbs and your family's xx

nerfdad

I know a lot of people on here have medical conditions:eek::eek:
Can anybody point me to a company they have used for travel insurance that don't cost more than the holiday:o off to France in April and when I put in ds3 illness they tell me to go away
Any help will be would be great:)

Savvybuyer

Mr A - we'll be 90% of the cost of elsewhere. Doesn't have the same ring as "10% cheaper" does it?

I know, glitch shops;). (Unfortunately, not every item we need can be a glitch item sometimes. I suppose I should take consolation in the first post - shouldn't be afraid to do a muggle shop occasionally:rotfl::eek::eek:_pale_.)

But, straight 10% cheaper, realistic offer for them as amounts to as if you were a staff member, is of course paying 90%:eek: of the cost! Not sure I'd go for it if it were put that way:rotfl:. Putting it as "10%" is minimising cost;) (in the same way as "just 50p" or "only £1" (on an item that was previously 99p) is doing. Amazed - or rather, not - at how many people fall for those red labels on products that say "Only £1":rotfl:, more fool them assuming it is a special offer).

Alright, goodnight!:):):wave:

Busylizzie

Happy Anniversary Dip and Izzy

Edit: Oh dear that looks a bit strange!!