The Elite:The Good, The Bad and the Glitchy

underperky

davemorton wrote: »

You put them all mashed up in net bags in the bottom, then squash all the juice out Perky.

Thanks for that ...couldn't quite make picture out


Bigger pictures next time ...you know the Elite ladies all like BIG

redrose1414

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

ooh yes... it is lovely

Ohhh, ok then, that's a good enough excuse to go back soon
The children actually think ikea is a good day out in the holidays

davemorton

underperky wrote: »

Thanks for that ...couldn't quite make picture out


Bigger pictures next time ...you know the Elite ladies all like BIG

Just hold it closer, makes it appear bigger

Munqui

davemorton wrote: »

Like this Perky..

Not everyone can pull off the dungarees look, but you have nailed it DM :T

frequent

nerfdad wrote: »

My wife is doing a charity ride for our disabled terminally ill son so if you don't mind keep my wife out of your childish squabbling

Post deleted, sorry Nerfy.

nerfdad

For the people who want to give and not act like a stupid spoilt child- remember this is a child who will not be able to walk by the age of 10 and be dead by 20 so please show some respect as he wont live to an age when he should know better

Mrsnerf cycle ride

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/68787827#Comment_68787827

Sunshinemummy

redrose1414 wrote: »

Ohhh, ok then, that's a good enough excuse to go back soon
The children actually think ikea is a good day out in the holidays

Let them go wild and consider that you are helping Ikea by testing their product quality.. and at the end have a meal hotdogs and icecream.. perfect x

(if you can manage not to buy anything) x

zagubov

redrose1414 wrote: »

Ohhh, ok then, that's a good enough excuse to go back soon
The children actually think ikea is a good day out in the holidays

We were driving across Belgium and not impressed by the motorway caffs. As we were passing the suburbs of Brussels we saw the IKEA chimneys so we came off and went to the store as we knew their grub was good (and they'd be easy to find from the motorway exit because of the chimneys) and the kids loved the familiarity of it.

Munqui

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Let them go wild and consider that you are helping Ikea by testing their product quality.. and at the end have a meal hotdogs and icecream.. perfect x

(if you can manage not to buy anything) x

Free coffee too mon-fri with a family card

Sunshinemummy

nerfdad wrote: »

For the people who want to give and not act like a stupid spoilt child- remember this is a child who will not be able to walk by the age of 10 and be dead by 20 so please show some respect as he wont live to an age when he should know better

Mrsnerf cycle ride

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/68787827#Comment_68787827

Done, but I popped up as anonymous!

lol.