Everyone Lost In The Ether

Annabell5

I'm waiting for my door to be knocked at.Got lots and lots of the 10p sweets.Nobody been yet.

aau1

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Have had over 50 trick or treaters in last hour been up and down like a yo yo. Started with the littlies who got the free WHS lollies that me and DD3 got or the few Haribo star mix bags I had and 1p chocolate coins, I then got out a box of Liz Shaw Crackers but Mr TS said I must get rid of the OOD Twix first (they were from glitchy Amazon order that I think Snap was OP?).

So now the older kids are knocking I have got them out, I have still been eating them now and again and they are fine but I just hope none of them look at the date. :eek:

Just had some more littlies knock couldn't bring myself to give them OOD twix so they just had chocolate coins. :o

I don't think I have ever been so unprepared. :eek:

That's just crying out for a comment by David.

tweets

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Oz thinks his Halloween outfit is starting to look a bit "predictable"

Oz :hello:

bargainqueen8

tweets wrote: »

Yes I did lol :rotfl::rotfl:

I not seen rugby been watching BBC1 and calming Poppy she not had any tea and got her thundershirt on she a nervous wreck but she at side of sofa. Doesn't help fireworks are going off front and back.

I shut living room door so don't think I will hear if anyone knocks at door . Tv on volume 80 :eek::D

poor poppy,no fireworks here but plenty of trick or treaters,mostly neighbours kids so all friendly.

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Damn right the right team won :j:j:j

The football world can learn an awful lot from the rugby world. How to stage a World Cup, fans integrating together without a single problem, player and management conduct, you name it.



We got back from the chickens and there was fireworks going off and asbo cat came out from behind the TV with cobwebs on her whiskers :eek::o:eek:

its more the not arguing with the ref and not all trying to grab the trophy at the end.perhaps i have been lucky but all the footy matches i have been to the fans mix fine,drinking in same pubs and having a laugh.i`ve won 4prs of tickets to see our local team shame they are not doing so well at mo.:rotfl:

ilovetoshop

aau1 wrote: »

5000 Extra Clubcard Points - worth up to £200 in rewards with Epson Workforce WF-2630WF £99.00 @ Tesco Instore (plus 3500 points deal on Canon MG4250 printer £79.50)
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/3500-extra-clubcard-points-worth-up-140-rewards-with-epson-xp322-wireless-one-colour-2312638

I wonder if the points will still be given if you buy these when the boost starts in 2 days....:think:

Fingers crossed, the points deal runs out on the second so hopefully will able to use my points and pay £4 thanks for bringing over

Also thanks for saying about the Rice Krispie squares still being marked as full price as they were in mine and the shelf was full and they scanned at 50p so got some

tweets

bargainqueen8 wrote: »

poor poppy,no fireworks here but plenty of trick or treaters,mostly neighbours kids so all friendly.



its more the not arguing with the ref and not all trying to grab the trophy at the end.perhaps i have been lucky but all the footy matches i have been to the fans mix fine,drinking in same pubs and having a laugh.i`ve won 4prs of tickets to see our local team shame they are not doing so well at mo.:rotfl:

I have looked through front window and my front gate looks like its shut cant tell if its catched. Normally when folk knock they walk off and leave gate wide open which gets me annoyed I have to go and latch it .

I can hear Poppy panting over the Tv Will go get her bowl of water .

aau1

ilovetoshop wrote: »

Fingers crossed, the points deal runs out on the second so hopefully will able to use my points and pay £4 thanks for bringing over

Also thanks for saying about the Rice Krispie squares still being marked as full price as they were in mine and the shelf was full and they scanned at 50p so got some

No problem, on either count :cool:

Those full price SELs you saw are the reason we can't blame the instore price collectors for getting comparisons v M wrong.

zippydooda

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Have had over 50 trick or treaters in last hour been up and down like a yo yo. Started with the littlies who got the free WHS lollies that me and DD3 got or the few Haribo star mix bags I had and 1p chocolate coins, I then got out a box of Liz Shaw Crackers but Mr TS said I must get rid of the OOD Twix first (they were from glitchy Amazon order that I think Snap was OP?).

So now the older kids are knocking I have got them out, I have still been eating them now and again and they are fine but I just hope none of them look at the date. :eek:

Just had some more littlies knock couldn't bring myself to give them OOD twix so they just had chocolate coins. :o

I don't think I have ever been so unprepared. :eek:

so what they thought was a treat is in fact a trick. bad stomachs for the lot of them. :rotfl:
im eating a chocolate orange ood bt=y 18 months, its ok

vanilla_twist

mhoc wrote: »

Just looking on the magazine thread and I spotted this from Marie Claire - ORDER ONLINE TODAY ONLY!!

DONT FORGET TCB!

You need to spend at least £15 and then put the code into the box - quite a few nice little gift sets for £20 and under so you could end up with 2 nice looking gifts for under £20 (less TCB) - collect instore


http://www.marieclaire.co.uk/news/550620/you-free-l-occitane-gift-the-must-have-shea-sweet-comfort-collection.html

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Shea Sweet Comfort Collection


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This offer is valid until 31 October 2015. Offer entitles the bearer to a free Shea Sweat Comfort Collection with any purchase over £15 at L’Occitane boutiques in the UK and Ireland and online at loccitane.co.uk. Offer not valid in Bicester Village, Gunwharf Quays, Cheshire Oaks, Kildare Village, department stores, airport stores or any other L’Occitane stockists. Offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other offers and cannot be exchanged for cash. Only one voucher per customer. Photocopied, damaged, defaced, or incomplete vouchers will not be accepted

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Thanks for this. Bought the mag for the free hand cream but missed the offer.
bought
3xbaubles (will look good hanging round the neck of a bottle of fizz)
Keyring
Totebag

got this freebie plus the £40 spend discounted set and used a free delivery code.

Xmas shopping finished except for dgs who will get yet another toys r us voucher and bmf who would like a set of kitchen knives. Doesn't have to be expensive set and would prefer a black block or the ones that go on the magnetic strip.

Posh knife shop at ashford outlet and as dd is a visitor she gets 10% off for the day.

Not started mums shopping yet but less of a problem as not my money. Tempted to get some L'occitane gift sets for the 3 more mature ladies she buys for. Hmm off I go for another look......

V x

TrulyMadly

aau1 wrote: »

Saturday Mail - FREE two packs of Haribo Halloween sweets (today only) £0.90
great if you are buying the paper or free paper at waitrose with £10 spend.

HOW TO CLAIM
Simply take the voucher printed in paper on Saturday, October 31 to your local McColl’s, Martin’s or RS McColl store and exchange it for your choice of two packets of Haribo Horror Mix or limited edition Haribo Minions Gone Batty, before close of business. Subject to availability.
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/saturday-mail-free-two-packs-haribo-halloween-sweets-today-only-2312381

Thanks for letting me know about this:T

Sadly all the Haribos had gone:o:D