The Elite:The Good, The Bad and the Glitchy

abailey54

rhosynbach wrote: »

ok another elite list:rotfl::rotfl:
another who never went to uni , my parents did not allow me to,
or go to college even though all my siblings did, I went to work in the family pet shop when I left school, at 15 even though i had applied to carry on my education, am I bitter, do I feel I missed out
damn right I am I could have had an important job some where making a difference with lots of money, posh house,
instead of stuck here in the middle of no where with a hoard of needy kids and grandkids, mucking out, growing vegetables, and making jam, dont you all feel sorry for me :rotfl::rotfl:

A resounding 'no' there :rotfl: I love reading your stories about fish freezers and veg swaps etc

I might have thought twice about going to uni if it was going to cost me that much as I'd done pretty badly at school and spent the entire time thinking I was going to fail. On the other side of the coin, there are plenty of people who go to uni to doss about so maybe they'll be more encouraged to find something that they fancy working at instead

miss_corerupted

HAs anyone seen a gd offer on bio oil or something similar. My sis is likely to get pregnancies stretch marks, she has them from growing in her teenage yrs on her shoulders and hips so she would like to try and prevent more if possible. She is going to me tight for money when she has the baby so I'm thinking of stockpiling stuff for her like nappies and baby food

Dippydoo

miss_corerupted wrote: »

HAs anyone seen a gd offer on bio oil or something similar. My sis is likely to get pregnancies stretch marks, she has them from growing in her teenage yrs on her shoulders and hips so she would like to try and prevent more if possible. She is going to me tight for money when she has the baby so I'm thinking of stockpiling stuff for her like nappies and baby food

my girls used cocoa butter hth

this one
http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/Shopping/FindProducts.aspx?Query=cocoa%20butter
its the 450ml stretch mark one on the right

cheer1eader

crystaltipsandalistair wrote: »

Anyone done the tobs and yogs at sada today, please? Just checked mys and W still has them at 75p, and the same on W site, but I'm not quite sure how the new system works yet.

yes i got both at 12:30 today with a apg of £9.22
0.15x Loose Banana (PER KG) £0.10 N/A
0.09x ASDA Loose Carrots (PER KG) £0.07 £0.07
2x Diet Coke Cans (30X330) £14.00 N/A
1x Muller Rice Raspberry (1X180G) £0.68 £0.33
6x Muller Strawberry Fat Free Yogurt (175G) £4.08 £2.00
2x Toblerone Milk Chocolate (400G) £6.00 £1.50
1x Muller Rice Original (1X180G) £0.68 £0.34
1x Muller Light Fat Free mango, Papaya & Banana Yogurt (175G) £0.68 £0.33
3x Muller Rice Vanilla Custard (1X180G) £2.04 £1.00
Comparison total (compared products only) £14.23 £5.57
+£8.66 cheaper

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I have never tried lobster, waiting for invite to rhos's for tea.

can i come too? :hello: i love lobster

tweets wrote: »

Good Afternoon Nannylala :A

That made me laugh I better up my cake intake.

Tomorrow will be my anniversary 12 months since I started SW and was because I had a fatty bum bum but no more :j:j:j

well done tweets :T i need to get motivated to lose weight

Mumto2monkeys

A v t
Extremely moorish so purchase with caution

1x Ritz Crisp & Thin Cream Cheese & Onion Sharing Bag (100G) £1.00 £1.00

A v s
1x Ritz Crisp & Thin Cream Cheese & Onion Sharing Bag (100G) £1.00 £2.25:eek:


A v w
1x ASDA Grower's Selection British Iceberg Lettuce (EACH) £0.49 £0.50
1x Philadelphia Light Soft White Cheese (180G) £1.00. £1.00
1x Fray Bentos Hunger Burster Chilli Beef & Rice (360G) £1.00 N/A

Mumto2monkeys

tweets wrote: »

Good Afternoon Nannylala :A

That made me laugh I better up my cake intake.

Tomorrow will be my anniversary 12 months since I started SW and was because I had a fatty bum bum but no more :j:j:j

Wow 12 months already...
You've done amazingly well to stick to it. Well done you:T


DD and I are off for a jog again on Sunday

Mumto2monkeys

miss_corerupted wrote: »

HAs anyone seen a gd offer on bio oil or something similar. My sis is likely to get pregnancies stretch marks, she has them from growing in her teenage yrs on her shoulders and hips so she would like to try and prevent more if possible. She is going to me tight for money when she has the baby so I'm thinking of stockpiling stuff for her like nappies and baby food

I'm sure I've seen it near the tills in primark....

I used olive oil from Wilkos... I went to bed like a chip;) but not one single stretch mark

Nivea Q10 firming on offer in b00ts is meant to be very good too:)

miss_corerupted

Dippydoo wrote: »

my girls used cocoa butter hth

this one
http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/Shopping/FindProducts.aspx?Query=cocoa%20butter
its the 450ml stretch mark one on the right

Excellent thanks Dippydoo. I can use some vouchers for some as well

I've given her my half tub of bio oil. I forgot to use it most of the time but I was lucky. Put almost 5 stone on couldn't sit in the van because the steering wheel got in the way and not one stretch mark

LEJC

Right I'm off to cook some tea....
its the burgers I told A were for my lunch yesterday...sshh don't tell them I really bought them for tea tonight...

see ya'll later......

hampydoodums

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Yes Moordown not the best of places to get to from here though, it's annoying as there are so many Co-Ops locally.

Yes step away from the garlic bread and onion rings.

Very exciting they are both expecting. :T

We have lots of little co-ops too dotted around, they get everywhere

Yes, both due on the same date in early October. DD1 met with her HR yesterday and she's given them her last day as 2 days before her due date :eek:. I said you may want to re think that nearer the time as she works in town and nobody ever wants to give up their seat on the underground

DD2 also wants to work as long as she can, she only has a short car journey to work so not as bad.

However, they both want to return to work relatively quickly. DD1 is fortunate in that she can WFH too and plans to return to work early January but DD2 will be returning the beginning of December. Both part time to begin with. I'm having both babies on a Thursday - gonna be like looking after twinlets :rotfl: Gawd I hope they're good :rotfl: