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bubbs wrote: »

Thorntons Classics (106g) - Only 50p @ Morrisons...
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/thorntons-classics-106g-only-50p-morrisons-2381687

Hmm... :think:there is a 50p one I have picked up today - yup, it's this one!:T:T I didn't pick up it literally unfortunately as I didn't find any stock - but then I was in my 3 useless stores:rotfl:. Best of luck finding it - I will of course be checking to see whether or not it is :wall:Avs M:rotfl:.:D

I'll get there eventually folks - it's obviously one of a large number of things I've got to do.:)

davemorton

Tinyshoes wrote: »

We have always used a local garage, it cost me around £400 to have a brand new clutch kit fitted to my focus towards end of 2014. I think the bill was actually about £380 but I don't have the paperwork anymore as the bloomin car failed it's MOT badly on rust last year.

I do like Foci, lovely cars to drive.

henrik777

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Like been that price for around 2 if not 3 weeks already and already been on my list for all that time!
Nice to see hukd eventually catch up:D;). I think that offer is now due to end next week:rotfl::rotfl:.

Regina and Lucozade offers ended

MKS

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Is that MKS I see:wave::wave::wave:

:hello:

Hope all are ok and hugs for those that need them.

Thank you for thinking of me, in alphabetical order, bubbs, hornetgirl, izzy, TM and TS. Thanks also dotty :A for your continued support.

I did mean to post before I went away but ended up finishing the fizz.

Quick precis:-

A few weeks before Christmas, my 4yo DGD got a very bad case of Slapped cheek syndrome. She then got the flu and had severe breathing problem and needed help to breathe. :mad: Luckily she recovered enough to go to Berlin with her family, the weekend before Christmas. Whilst they were there, my 2yo DGS got croup and had difficulty breathing. He got taken to hospital and stayed there until the day of their flight home. :mad: Won't bore you with the next couple of weeks, apart from missing DNR and EoLP's (I think it was rose who posted about these - please get it sorted, it will save much heartache:() and the second anniversary of my DB death, but it was worthy of an Eastenders script. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Then two weeks ago an :A decided that after that, I needed a break, hence being at the TL at Gatwick. Had a lovely week in the sun - 31c.

Enough about me, haven't caught up yet. Any glitches etc at the moment? TIA.

rhosynbach

BIG_MOC wrote: »

Evening All :wave:

Rosie's Pantry Measuring Cups on boots if you wish

Thanks was looking at these before, thought they were proper measuring g cuo size. But read now and says bigest one is only 1 tbs and smallest is half a teaspoon so pretty tiny. X

MKS

bubbs wrote: »

Youngs Chip Shop Large COD or HADDOCK Fillets - 4 X 120g - Half Price £2.00 - MORRISONS

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/youngs-chip-shop-large-cod-haddock-fillets-4-x-120g-half-price-2-morrisons-2381935

Cod ones price matches with A's, so £1.80.

rhosynbach

Wow mks you have had a time of it. Glad you had some time A ay and hope things start looking up. Take care xxxx

Tinyshoes

I would like to thank the OP again for the Ts meal deal glitch the other week we had to fall back on the fish portions for dinner tonight as Mr TS was meant to be making a pie but he started cooking late and didn't realise that the filling had to chill before going on the pastry. :doh:

Didn't really fancy eating at 11pm I know we wouldn't have been able to call it tea but reckon we would have had trouble trying to say it was even dinner at that time of night. :eek:

Savvybuyer

northerngeezer wrote: »

Is it the mature and extra mature that are working?

Vs M, I thought it was all except the Extra Mature. Though then there was a suggestion that that failed because someone bought the Vintage cheese, which is straight £4 in M.

As far as I know, vs W, it's all except the Mild as W doesn't have that one.

I mean out of all four - the Mature, the Extra Mature, the Lighter Mature and the Mild.

underperky

northerngeezer wrote: »

Just like to say that I'm so happy and overwhelmed with all the blessings from your replies.

Feels so good to have a cyber family.

We don't know each other apart from our usernames regardless of our caste, creed and colour... but the love and caring amongst us is great.

Sorry for sounding a bit mushy and sloppy but the whiskey doesn't help

Keep drinking the whisky