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altojack

emerald21 wrote: »

Good Afternoon if this works it's the coat I've treated myself too. It's a pale pink and I got it down from £70 :eek: to £50. Most of my coats are a few pounds from the bootsale lol

I love the coat, £50 isn't a bad price to pay tbh

emerald21 wrote: »

Your eyesights worse than mine alto jack

You better believe it :eek: it seems to be getting worse but I've caught some spelling mistakes ( I had put mustakes in there :rotfl:) it is all down to my right eye , the worst eye. I'm hoping I get a letter this week with a date

hornetgirl

Sorry to hear you've had sad news FloFlo but it's lovely to see you :wave:

Anon

God afternoon

5 days and not one win of anything on iPint. Many of my vouchers run out on 31/3 and from last month that means you need to spend by midnight on 30th as otherwise they disappear.

Lots of £5 off 20 pack vouchers but no wombles . If you do need to buy, £12 A v £11 S may be best as £1.10 back on the APG, so £4.90 for 20 cans (2 for £20 in T but no use for iPint claims as you can only claim one per receipt).

Anon

scoobydoo66

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Anyone fancy thigh gap jewellery :eek:

http://www.marieclaire.co.uk/news/fashion/552438/thigh-gap-jewellery-now-exists-designed-by-tgap-and-soo-kyung-bae.html#

The e-tail site is, in fact, so real looking, that you can get all the way to the checkout with your basket full of leg bling, before the real motivational message is revealed. ‘TGap Jewellery is a fictional company that sells jewelleries designed for thigh gaps,’ the message reads. ‘It is launched to catalyse a debate on unrealistic body image social media portrays.’

Some of us already has stuff dangling there anyway.

emerald21

altojack wrote: »

:eek: :eek: I thought at my age I'd seen it all. Obviously not :rotfl:




I've got the book and I was keeping it for when we do manage to go away, whenever that may be. I've had my nose in there that many times I'm going to have it read by the time does come to go away. It's a book that's got to be read, a cant put down book isn't it

He's had some horrendous accidents but at times its just thrills and spills to him


Ok I'm going to get on now, back later fir the big switch on. I wish I could watch this on my web cam :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Oh you haven t believe me re the jewellery :eek: :rotfl: can't really mention it in here though

emerald21

altojack wrote: »

I love the coat, £50 isn't a bad price to pay tbh



You better believe it :eek: it seems to be getting worse but I've caught some spelling mistakes ( I had put mustakes in there :rotfl:) it is all down to my right eye , the worst eye. I'm hoping I get a letter this week with a date

Lol did you see my post earlier about the same pic.

The coat had 20% off and I found a code for 10 % off as well plus I used £7 conditional spend voucher on £50 worth of gift cards from Tesco for Debenhams plus I ll get £3 towards my train travel with rsh . So you could say it cost me £40 which is a bit better.

FloFlo

Thanks all for the warm re-welcome just putting together a shopping list and looking at comparisons before going for the first time in soo long. Can't believe I have been muggle shopping for ages.

emerald21

scoobydoo66 wrote: »

The e-tail site is, in fact, so real looking, that you can get all the way to the checkout with your basket full of leg bling, before the real motivational message is revealed. ‘TGap Jewellery is a fictional company that sells jewelleries designed for thigh gaps,’ the message reads. ‘It is launched to catalyse a debate on unrealistic body image social media portrays.’

Some of us already has stuff dangling there anyway.

Really :eek: and what might that be

Anon

FloFlo wrote: »

Thanks all for the warm re-welcome just putting together a shopping list and looking at comparisons before going for the first time in soo long. Can't believe I have been muggle shopping for ages.

Hi FloFlo, welcome back. Don't forget CS, CoS, TCB and Shopit apps as there are a few free items on there depending on where you are going shopping.

HTH

Anon

altojack

scoobydoo66 wrote: »

The e-tail site is, in fact, so real looking, that you can get all the way to the checkout with your basket full of leg bling, before the real motivational message is revealed. ‘TGap Jewellery is a fictional company that sells jewelleries designed for thigh gaps,’ the message reads. ‘It is launched to catalyse a debate on unrealistic body image social media portrays.’

Some of us already has stuff dangling there anyway.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

emerald21 wrote: »

Oh you haven t believe me re the jewellery :eek: :rotfl: can't really mention it in here though

Oh I have yes