Elite 11+ Part 75

ilovetoshop

TrulyMadly wrote: »

How often do you lose your daughter then:eek:

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Three P's in happy:eek:

Behave :rotfl:

hampydoodums

Possible glitch on Haagen Dazs minis when buying 11 in store, and if you're still on old, work out less than 20p each

Forgot to post earlier, my ex netto has quite a few ice creams (Viennettas, Ben & Jerrys etc) RTC.

The 100ml Vanilla Haagen Dazs mini pots are 80p and showing at £1.50 in A and any 2 for £2 in W (only one other flavour in the multi according to MSM and W so should work).

I was going to add them to yet another Go Cat shop as that's still 1.27 for 2kg in my store (chicken/duck/rabbit), and works out at 44p after APG when buying 11 - I'm sure it's breeding as I've already cleared them twice but I've absolutely no room to put a fag paper in my freezers at the moment so didn't try.

Might help somebody

Savvybuyer

scottishshortie wrote: »

Pass that's just gone over the top of my head don't think the glass of wine helped or maybe because its now turned into more than one oops :beer:

I don't think I came here tonight to talk about advertising standards:o(:rotfl:). But I ought to have mentioned, yesterday, to go and fill up with fuel. I now use the prices at Morries to determine when I am fill up at Mr A:rotfl:.

I noticed, yesterday, the price of petrol at my M had gone up by another penny per litre:(. So I made sure I popped by Mr A on my way back and filled up! And I went out today and I turned into the road of my Mr A that has a fuel station and, indeed:(, the price has now gone up today - just so cynical!:mad::mad:

They are of course legally obliged to not be more than 0.2p per litre cheaper than M for more than 24 hours!:mad: They may as well be - and, so, yet another price increase today: is that now 6 or 7p since January?!? If I could have bet on Mr A increasing its price today, then I would have won. Doesn't seem much deflationary to me - and, if it is, then I think I'll wait and not buy anything at all until... well, they're suggesting 'enjoy it while it lasts' that it might be quite short-lived - probably only a couple of months or so - before the inflation figure turns positive again. So, maybe delay every purchase until immediately before that couple of months is out:D:rotfl:.

It doesn't seem to me that fuel prices are going down at all - although hasn't price of oil gone down today?:think: I used the Financial Times headlines last time to delay buying and wait for the price to come down. Now I could only mitigate it, very slightly, by buying yesterday (but still an increased price compared to probably a couple of weeks before). It's a (cynical to me) price increase of 1p a litre each time, as it has people more willing to bear it, but the end result is shocking!:mad: Yet, of course, a year or so ago we were 'happily' paying about 25p per litre more than we are now.

fairclaire

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Your sausages will be fine:T:)

Well I know to smell them first but they're herby and I thought the herbs might mask any offensiveness

It's manic in here. It's half term next week and also Eurovision weekend.....DS2 is mesmerised by it. He's the epitome of excitement to see what the scoreboard looks like He watches the whole shebang just to see the scoreboard at the end.
In the meantime he's picked up a silly amount of Eurovision trivia and is like a little walking fact book :rotfl::rotfl: every time I bump into him I'm treated to a fact I didn't know.

You can actually feel the excitement in the house

ilovegreatdanes

Hope noone lied on their insurance form :rotfl:
we had pampus grass in our garden years ago then it gained a bad rep :cool: such a shame , very nice plant.
david....dont you dare even reply :rotfl:

cjj_2

fairclaire wrote: »

Can I ask a question about sausages?

I've messed up the meal plan OH left for me :whistle: and it means I'm a day behind with my sausages. Will they be ok one day OOD? or will they kill the children? :cool:

TS you needn't answer.......you've built up immunity to things that grow on OOD food :eek:

Same question for T chicken pops & sticks please ? Tia xx

fairclaire

cjj wrote: »

Same question for T chicken pops & sticks please ? Tia xx

Oh dear I'm glad it's not just me :rotfl:

I've just ripped the date off my sausages. If DS2 sees it he won't eat them.

Bananababe

fairclaire wrote: »

Well I know to smell them first but they're herby and I thought the herbs might mask any offensiveness

It's manic in here. It's half term next week and also Eurovision weekend.....DS2 is mesmerised by it. He's the epitome of excitement to see what the scoreboard looks like He watches the whole shebang just to see the scoreboard at the end.
In the meantime he's picked up a silly amount of Eurovision trivia and is like a little walking fact book :rotfl::rotfl: every time I bump into him I'm treated to a fact I didn't know.

You can actually feel the excitement in the house

If they in sealed pack they start to expand the packaging when off and if they are off when they are cooked they taste really strong. Yeuch.

If in doubt bin and pick up another pack. Be cheaper than three bairns off the school and washing going all day x

Tinyshoes

streetlights wrote: »

Hi fairclaire I hope you are well. The sausages will be fine one day out of date no one will get ill.

I could have said that.....:silenced: :rotfl:

logie

I fed the boys 1 day OOD BNI Tikki Masala the other day. Felt really bad as not only crappy ready meal but also OOD. They loved it and it tasted fine. No ill effects.