Everyone lost in the Ether II

spasguidedogs

tweets wrote: »

Lol my DS in worst behaved boys list :eek: :rotfl:

Me and our Poppy not in any list

Glad to see that my three boys are on the nice list:rotfl:

Waiting for my Morrisons delivery with Pringles and beef:)

locarr

MKS

tweets wrote: »

We don't need to be on that list being :A:A:A

I wonder how many of the Elite will be truthful saying they are on naughty list

I'm not but my DGD is.:eek: So wrong as she is definitely not naughty. (Not just my biased view either).

ilovetoshop

bubbs wrote: »

Not many:rotfl::rotfl:

:T:T:T HD?

Yep HD, PUT AN ORDER IN YESTERDAY morning and forgot about it till I got an order email this afternoon

altojack

Locarr , not sure if you've had an answer yet about the keg? Been trying to get hold of ds3 as he has kegs. He's in London until tomorrow night and his mobile is off right now.

I know that with some kegs they have to be left sitting for a while before using. You mustn't move them and then open but I've a feeling that's more to do with sediment in the bottom. Hth

Sunshinemummy

harryhfp wrote: »

My 3 kids were all born abroad when I was working as an expat; they are actually just as British as the rest of us & 2 of them are so clever they put us all to shame (not you Savvs lol) & will end up being very high achievers indeed, they are in 2 of the very best state schools in the country by rank (and amongst the best ones there lol).


Which preamble is enough to say they are not being exactly very British tonight.


Tomorrow is 6 December (somebody might like to explain) so they have put out the Xmas shoe, which will get filled with choc, satsuma, not sweets I hope, bits & pieces.


It's just like our Xmas Eve but not as big a stocking.

I have never heard of the shoe before, but it sounds a lovely tradition.

In relation to the school.... what is the criteria for this (only joking.... education is very important) x

Serendipitious

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Not very satisfactory is it when they claim everyone, the world in general, will never (my emphasis) pay more? Even after the diary coupon, the OP has paid more for the Intensely Creamy yogurts than if they'd bought them in M at £1 each. Their branded shop has cost them more at T than it would have done at M and they have paid more for it.

CS have now put £6 in the post for me, that being the precise difference on the 6 packs I bought.

So end result £3 for 6 packs of 4 after the dairy coupon. Which is what I was aiming for. And it feels a whole lot better than spending £9 on these (the very idea!)

Thanks Savvy. I consulted your BG post 390 before I went out. xx

Sunshinemummy

springdreams wrote: »

I've been looking for a good price on Microsoft Office, and see that you can get it through your work place on an employers scheme called the Microsoft Home Use Program. Unfortunately my employer is not one of those that are signed up to the scheme. Perhaps yours is, which is why the under £10 offer.

I will have a proper look on Monday at the details. The last time they had it on offer one of the Elite used it, it is a shame to let it go to waste x

MKS

harryhfp wrote: »

My 3 kids were all born abroad when I was working as an expat; they are actually just as British as the rest of us & 2 of them are so clever they put us all to shame (not you Savvs lol) & will end up being very high achievers indeed, they are in 2 of the very best state schools in the country by rank (and amongst the best ones there lol).


Which preamble is enough to say they are not being exactly very British tonight.


Tomorrow is 6 December (somebody might like to explain) so they have put out the Xmas shoe, which will get filled with choc, satsuma, not sweets I hope, bits & pieces.


It's just like our Xmas Eve but not as big a stocking.

My Dutch friends DGC and DC will be looking forward to it. I will be looking forward to celebrating my DGS's 11th birthday.

bubbs

MKS wrote: »

Tactful bubbs, :A

I try to be:rotfl::rotfl: you knew was joking:D