The Elite:The Good, The Bad and the Glitchy

Tinyshoes

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Oh don't get disheartened TS:o

Baby steps and you'll get there:T

I feel like I have been doing this for months now, actually I have. In reality I am down to last few bits.

Wardrobe (even thought I took loads to charity) and drawers are pretty full but that's DD2's stuff she left behind she will definitely have to have a major sort out before she moves everything we bring back in. :eek:

I wasn't really going for a lie down.

It's a shame to move back out onto landing those drawers from Argos think Snap posted them last year it has been nice walking up and down the stairs freely. :sighs: But I can move them back next year. :rotfl:

rockyrose

From instore today:
a v t
Lucozade original 1l on offer 2 for £2.50 or 1.98 each
on apg
2x Lucozade Energy Original (1L) £3.96 £2.00

I only bought the original flavour so unsure what would happen with the others

Enterprise_1701C

bubbs wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: you sure it will make him better?

That might shock him into getting better :eek:

Tell him if he isn't feeling better soon I will come and give him a big sloppy kiss Threats always work best :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

TrulyMadly

Holiday packing is so easy for men.

Take underwear for example. They just have to pack pants. No thought has to go into it:o

miss_corerupted

We seem to have so much 'stuff' and I don't mean things i'm stockpiling. I mean just stuff. We still have some drawers with OH grans old things, old sheets etc.
I'm trying not to buy any clothes etc until they have worn out or broken. I have been good and taken 40 carrier bags full of books to the charity shop and about 30 bags of DVD's. Trying to convince OH to get rid of his playstation games he hasn't played on it for 4 years

bubbs

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

That might shock him into getting better :eek:

Tell him if he isn't feeling better soon I will come and give him a big sloppy kiss Threats always work best :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Holiday packing is so easy for men.

Take underwear for example. They just have to pack pants. No thought has to go into it:o

Talking about underwear, as he collapsed and was out of it in a locked loo, i said you did have your boxers and trousers up didnt you?:rotfl::rotfl: he said yes thank god can you imagine if i hadnt:rotfl::rotfl:

purpledonkey

miss_corerupted wrote: »

Can you tell me more about these please PD

Ts are selling skinless salmon fillets at the counter for 75p each

DeeDee74

henlans wrote: »

2x Dove Purely Pampering Almond Body Wash (250ML) £5.10 £2.54
5x Dove Go Fresh Revive Pomegranate Body Wash (250ML) £12.75 £6.35
2x Dove Deeply Nourishing Body Wash (250ML) £5.10 £2.54
3x Dove Silk Glow Body Wash (250ML) £7.65 £3.81


Cost me £1.57 so cost without fillers £1.07 not free was it deedee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lol I see what u mean
What didn't compare to S then the pomegranate ?
I stuck to what I knew compared just incase..

meemo38

hi just had a quick look back but need simple instructions...which shampoos can i buy and how many do i need please, i see the garnier are on 3 for £5 on msm but the HE looks like its half price....i always get confused with these things :-(

Dippydoo

henlans wrote: »

2x Dove Purely Pampering Almond Body Wash (250ML) £5.10 £2.54
5x Dove Go Fresh Revive Pomegranate Body Wash (250ML) £12.75 £6.35
2x Dove Deeply Nourishing Body Wash (250ML) £5.10 £2.54
3x Dove Silk Glow Body Wash (250ML) £7.65 £3.81


Cost me £1.57 so cost without fillers £1.07 not free was it deedee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

how much apg will you get on 10 bottles ?