The Elite:The Good, The Bad and the Glitchy

Minihauk

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Pleased he is settling, and especially pleased that you have spoken to him x



Is the Dove face wash in the 3 for £5?

Wonder if I have missed a visible trigger!

Thanks

:D:D:D:D:D

No, sorry. It wasn't in the 3 for 5. My mistake :cool:

nerfdad

Minihauk wrote: »

No, it didn't - silly me. But I was pleased with the APG I got.

That's a shame as a new trigger would of been nice:(

1+1=4

davemorton wrote: »

I think someone was looking for lightwater valley tickets earlier, 25% off on wowcher.

Twas me looking for flamingo land tickets. I found a deal on forth fm radio station got a family ticket for £58.00. I'm happy with that as the next cheapest I could find was £100.00 and it was breaking my heart. Haha. Thank you for looking though

Minihauk

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

Can you check to see how much you were actually charged for the Doves Minihauk?

Were you charged £12.46 for the three or did your receipt show a multibuy discount of £7.46 to bring the price down to £5? I only ask as I tried the Fresh Awake instore on Friday as it looked like it might work as a trigger if it was in the 3 for £5 offer and it wasn't, so all three items scanned at full price.

Thanks
SFSB

Sorry SFSB - please see previous posts - charged full price.

davemorton

1+1=4 wrote: »

Twas me looking for flamingo land tickets. I found a deal on forth fm radio station got a family ticket for £58.00. I'm happy with that as the next cheapest I could find was £100.00 and it was breaking my heart. Haha. Thank you for looking though

:rotfl: I was nearly right then

Dizzy_Ditzy

nerfdad wrote: »

Do you have a bedside beaker :j

I'd need a reason to use it :cool::rotfl:

strewth71

fairclaire wrote: »

No one realises do they?

Solution would be a photographer on hand when I say something that displeases him :rotfl::rotfl:

I can't do a photo booth one as when he sees his own face he does really exaggerated animated faces. I've always thought he's imitating, or at least trying to get his own take on facial expressions which I know he just does not get. I know it's something our Savvy has said he's struggled with too.

Have you been watching the autistic Gardner on CH4? Absolutely brill with lots of identifying moments. Some great characters as well. Watch in catch up if you haven't been, you won't be disappointed.

Nice to hear from you. It's not easy to come up for air sometimes but you should :A

Just about coming to the end of a dark tunnel FC :A

We've been watching, it is a lovely programme - especially when you can identify. One of the gardeners reminds me so much of DS2 (the lad who was jet washing the tree stump ) Kind of makes me see what the future may hold....or not

We last got a passport pic done for him when he was a year old and facial expressions were not often seen on him back then but now he gurns, sticks his tongue out or moons :eek: whenever he sees a camera pointed his way :rotfl: He doesn't quite get what is appropriate and what's not lol. Not sure what the booth will hold but I can see it being an experience

1+1=4

davemorton wrote: »

:rotfl: I was nearly right then

Yep you were close.:-)

fairclaire

Nannylala wrote: »

Just popped in to say night night and see BB popped her head around the door :wave:nice to see you and hope all is good with you ...speaking to Sam how:cool:is that.

Moff to bed but I'd just like to say before I do....

Weedkillington your thanks of all my posts is highly appreciated. I'm. not the people's choice at the moment :rotfl::rotfl:

I can't help but notice you like everything I say a lot. Why not join in and contribute a bit more? We are a friendly bunch and I'm sure you will be well received

Goodnight

Sunshinemummy

davemorton wrote: »

A friend granny, so where you are from, were you brought up to call good friends of your family, Auntie and Uncle, or is it just a North East thing??

I am not from the north east, I never even called my own aunts, auntie when I was a kid.

But two of my best friends have given birth this week (very mature parents), and as I will not be a granny for a long time (according to the kids) and would love to, I am now a friend granny!

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I've got 3 Tupperware beakers that I give to the littlies when they come round.

They are at least 30 years old. Me and my brothers used to use them at my grandparents when we were little

I love memories in items, without memories they are just things and I throw them away!