Everyone lost in the Ether II

zippydooda

hornetgirl wrote: »

Sure there will be an elite along soon to give it a try

no overage on a 50p bottle

hornetgirl

Hope you have warmed up a bit after a good night's sleep PD. When you said you'd been working outside all day I imagined you in one of those mad costumes like Dermot in Mrs Brown's Boys

zippydooda

aau1 wrote: »

I was joking. Do the MOCs not need price input?

yes .
as you will know, with this moc, the dearer the cider is, before multi. the cheaper it is. as more overage

hornetgirl

aau1 wrote: »

I was joking. Do the MOCs not need price input?

Oops yes. Silly me

Savvybuyer

hornetgirl wrote: »

Morning from the snowy south east. It's just nasty wet stuff though, sticking a bit on the grass but not on the road. Not worthy of a photo.
I don't drink Coke Zero, so why am I having to sit on my hands to stop myself going to T. Tried to drag DH out late last night but he was having none of it.

Neither do I but that doesn't stop me from picking up four quite big packs at less than 50p each:D:D. It's an absolute bargain of all bargains, and beats anything the mainstream media ever come out with as, allegedly, being a "bargain" - no-one who can get it now will ever need to buy Coke Zero at way inferior highly expensive by comparison normal offers of stores that come out in the next several months:money:. Thus we've saved all the money that would have been spent on buying an offer-priced Coke Zero pack at several pounds in February. You don't need to drink it, someone else around will have it and at <50p a big case how could anyone say no and not go and get it if they can?

They'll be the type of people in your family that just get you to buy a single multipack at several pounds on some offer in the supermarket when they're there in a few months' time:wall:. Those impulse buys - they see a £5 offer when in the store and can't resist:(. Having told you not to get four cases at well less than half of that cost in total.

TrulyMadly

Nannylala wrote: »

Good morning its :snow_laug:snow_laug but not laying thankfully as have a day out shopping with a friend planned ...hoping to find some T's mags as going further afield

It's almost disappeared here too nanny.....I'm off out soon too Christmas shopping:xmastree:

But first I need to check something:D

hornetgirl

Forgot to say, tweets we'll be daggers drawn for a little while later on Are there still ways to see it if you don't have any kind of sports package?

aau1

hornetgirl wrote: »

Hope you have warmed up a bit after a good night's sleep PD. When you said you'd been working outside all day I imagined you in one of those mad costumes like Dermot in Mrs Brown's Boys

David. would have imagined something quite different :rotfl:

aau1

zippydooda wrote: »

yes .
as you will know, with this moc, the dearer the cider is, before multi. the cheaper it is. as more overage

That's what I thought :cool:

emerald21

harryhfp wrote: »

I drove one when I was earning some dosh in a factory before I went to Univ - not difficult to drive & have fun with.


I also drove a dumper truck on a building site in similar timeframe. You had to stop it to a halt, change gear, then start up again in different gear.


No licence for either was required.

Yes but not much fun in the middle of the night for 12 hour shifts in the freezing cold . Lol

Good Morning all