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Eyespy_2

Dippydoo wrote: »

i got 2 x radox eastern spirit soak and 1 travel size lynx africa this morning some of the radox still showing as £1 in tosco

Thank you. I can see Eastern Spirit and Brazilian Fusion at T's for £1. Is the worry with this one that the prices may have gone up in M's?

Is this the offer where the triggers are Lynx Africa Mini (as you say) and the mini Sienna brush?

TIA I haven't paid attention to this offer as wasn't interested in it

Dippydoo

New coupon on mymail for 70p off a bottle of comfort vaporesse ironing water

Sakura10

Snap-ant wrote: »

:(:(

Skip past

Mrs Fourp is in her final hours

Obviously Tenby is cancelled - just have to break news to friends who were going with us.

Do I go to Foourp now or wait until Friday when house sitter is booked & I will be better organised

I don't know what to do?
Fourp says to wait until Dr been - but trains here only run 2 hourly. It is an hour bus journey then to hospital.
If I catch 10.30 I will be there at 3.30 - then I have to catch 7.30 train home as last one.
Looks like todays chance of going is fading.
Sat here in nightwear full of confusion.
Sorry

Very sorry to hear this

Eyespy_2

scoobydoo66 wrote: »

"Looks like"?
lol

I would guarantee it.

Gestapo at the checkout:rotfl:

Unless one of the elite dropped it on the way in ?

You're very clued up for a newbie

Dippydoo wrote: »

New coupon on mymail for 70p off a bottle of comfort vaporesse ironing water

I saw this on offer for £1 somewhere too although arguing with myself that even at 30p I don't believe in ironing water :rotfl:

Evangeline1971

pk04 wrote: »

It's showing as in the 3 for £10 for me (signed out).

Also the thornton's smiles egg has appeared

Thats a shame as both are decent eggs The only other triggers on A.com are a bit rubbish but there may be more triggers instore. Apologies if these have already been mentioned, I've not taken any notice of the egg deal until quite recently.

Disney Frozen Milk Chocolate Egg & Bar
http://groceries.asda.com/asda-webstore/landing/home.shtml#/product/910001687575

Yorkie Digger Retro Egg
http://groceries.asda.com/asda-webstore/landing/home.shtml#/product/910001672983

DeeDee74

Evangeline1971 wrote: »

Thats a shame as both are decent eggs The only other triggers on A.com are a bit rubbish but there may be more triggers instore. Apologies if these have already been mentioned, I've not taken any notice of the egg deal until quite recently.

Disney Frozen Milk Chocolate Egg & Bar
http://groceries.asda.com/asda-webstore/landing/home.shtml#/product/910001687575

Yorkie Digger Retro Egg
http://groceries.asda.com/asda-webstore/landing/home.shtml#/product/910001672983

Yorkie isn't a trigger.

MissAdventure

Savvybuyer wrote: »

People do generally do that (not just PCSOs). Doesn't set a good example, I agree, to the kids - particularly younger ones - who may not be aware of how to cross safely, if appropriate, when the lights are still on red. (Come on - if it's middle of the night - or even if not - and no cars around, are you going to stand there waiting?!? We have no offence of jaywalking in this country.)

Weirdly, my oh and I were discussing differences in how people act at crossings the other day. Basically, unless the road is completely clear of cars (none at all visible, and no nearby blind corners where a car could appear from), I always press the button and wait.

My oh, however not only doesn't do this, but thinks that I am being inconsiderate by doing it. He always tries to cross without using the lights. If its busy he will stand without pressing the button and nip over when there is a gap in the cars. He will only press the button if its so busy there wont be a gap. He says what I do is 'annoying' for the drivers.

I say the driver would be even more 'annoyed' if they hit me :eek:

My perspective is that roads (whether as a pedestrian or driver) are basically the most dangerous thing I encounter each day, and its better for everyone if people are careful. I hadn't even thought about it being a 'bad example', but young teens I see are often the most reckless - running across roads when there is only a tiny gap in traffic etc (I always think, what if they trip? ).

dipdap

Morning all.
Snap, sending you and fourp huge hugs.

aau1

20Mars & Friends egg tesco instore - 60p


http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/mars-friends-egg-tesco-instore-60p-2162510

pacifica9

MissAdventure wrote: »

Weirdly, my oh and I were discussing differences in how people act at crossings the other day. Basically, unless the road is completely clear of cars (none at all visible, and no nearby blind corners where a car could appear from), I always press the button and wait.

My oh, however not only doesn't do this, but thinks that I am being inconsiderate by doing it. He always tries to cross without using the lights. If its busy he will stand without pressing the button and nip over when there is a gap in the cars. He will only press the button if its so busy there wont be a gap. He says what I do is 'annoying' for the drivers.

I say the driver would be even more 'annoyed' if they hit me :eek:

My perspective is that roads (whether as a pedestrian or driver) are basically the most dangerous thing I encounter each day, and its better for everyone if people are careful. I hadn't even thought about it being a 'bad example', but young teens I see are often the most reckless - running across roads when there is only a tiny gap in traffic etc (I always think, what if they trip? ).

I will nip across if the road is completely clear but will always press and wait if there are children present, particularly young ones with parents.