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I'm sure we will all see pictures lol tempted by the eggs despite giving quite a few away this morning, it doesn't look like any have gone so I will resist for now x
I've never used the report button, I read it all but choose not to bite/answer I ignore a lot, but I also enjoy how people have spent their days and what they have been up to and how the toughest can crumble through illness but are still here carrying on picking themselves up to at least post even if they really don't want to and I applaud that - I really do
new sofa coming tomorrow no idea whats going on with the old one or where its going, let alone the crates and boxes I already have in the front room and that's before I've even thought about where the Tesco orders are going lol although I can see some castles being build being called a wench and ordered to make tea!!0 -
cheer1eader wrote: »what's a PPR holiday?
ppr means "posting privileges removed" by the forum team. It can be 2 weeks/years/indefinite
When a user is ppr'd they have no right to reply on the forum so we are not allowed to talk about them or the circumstances surrounding their departureApparently, everybody knows that the bird is [strike]the word[/strike] a moorhen0 -
ppr means "posting privileges removed" by the forum team. It can be 2 weeks/years/indefinite
When a user is ppr'd they have no right to reply on the forum so we are not allowed to talk about them or the circumstances surrounding their departurethanks aau
:beer: Happy Bargain Hunting!! :beer:0 -
Thanks a lot zippy, much appreciated x0
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cheer1eader wrote: »what's a PPR holiday?
All the fun people get a special invitation :rotfl:0 -
Afternoon everyone, feel shocked and my thoughts are with the families of those killed and hurt in Brussels today, how awful, also heard an unexploded suicide belt has been found at the airport, so sad all those poor people X. �� Havent as yet been out to get Easter eggs but will go after the school run, can I ask how do you Vs Ts and S how can you do either? Sorry for being so dumb, well done all those who got shed loads of toys yesterday X ��
Oh! While in here what items of herbal essence can I buy on with three teenage girls with long hair in the household you can imagine how much we go through in a week, hoping to get some of this too, can some explain how to ge this too, please Xx thank you guys hope your all having a lovely relaxed day X QUOTE=MatthewS;70361698]Why is anyone shopping vs T? a better result by far is s[/QUOTE]0 -
cheer1eader wrote: »what's a PPR holiday?
One where the user is no longer allowed to post
An enforced holiday rather than a voluntary one.
On a par with gardening leave ...Smiles are as perfect a gift as hugs...
..one size fits all... and nobody minds if you give it back.☆.。.:*・° Housework is so much easier without the clutter ☆.。.:*・°SPC No. 5180 -
hornetgirl wrote: »Do any of the elite bread makers have a recipe that produces a soft loaf please? I have a Panasonic and it makes lovely crusty bread but it's not always what we want.
We make crusty bread with ours, Mr TS did experiment quite a bit when we first got it I will ask him when he gets home if any of the recipes make soft loaves.
I'm afraid I buy still Hovis with a fussy teenager, she used to eat the home baked bread fine but has gone off it in her old age. :sighs: I do try to buy it whoopsied if I can as often she doesn't get through it before it goes off.0 -
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I knew you would be along shortly to explain.0 -
6 items on your receipt qualify for comparison Asda Sainsbury's
1x Rowntree's Randoms Easter Egg (250G) £5.00 £3.00
0.03x ASDA Grower's Selection Loose Mushrooms (PER KG) £0.07 £0.08
1x Cadbury Twirl Large Easter Egg (282G) £5.00 £3.00
1x Cadbury Dairy Milk Marvellous Creations Large Easter Egg (291G) £5.00 £3.00
0.12x ASDA Loose Carrot (order by number of carrots or select kg) (PER KG) £0.07 £0.07
0.13x ASDA Grower's Selection Loose Banana (order by number of bananas or select kg) (PER KG) £0.09 N/A
0.02x ASDA Grower's Selection Loose Mushrooms (PER KG) £0.06 £0.05
1x ASDA Grower's Selection Beansprouts (360G) £0.58 N/A
Comparison total (compared products only) £15.20 £9.20
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