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braveheart60uk

tweets wrote: »

Confession time I went to T other day and when I was looking for my card I couldn't find it Thought back and last time I used it was in T on Monday . So off to customer service I went and card was there,
So that's me doing same twice in a month.

We need another list

I had same problems, so installed Beep'ngo on my phone, it is a digital way to store loyalty cards.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mobeam.beepngo&hl=en

Nannylala

Good afternoon ...my oh my it ain't Alf hot ..opened French Windows when I got home and temperature outside has reached the dizzy heights of 29 degrees :eek: not that I am complaining and had a little walk around the garden and everything seems to have shot up and will definately need watering tonight

Serendipitious

Nannylala wrote: »

Good afternoon ...my oh my it ain't Alf hot ..opened French Windows when I got home and temperature outside has reached the dizzy heights of 29 degrees :eek: not that I am complaining and had a little walk around the garden and everything seems to have shot up and will definately need watering tonight

Nanny, that sounds lovely. x

Meanwhile, here, tomorrow...

Merseyside

1. Yellow warning of rain
   
   From: 0600 on Sat 7 MayTo: 2300 on Sat 7 May Updated 5 hours ago
   
   Scattered showers or outbreaks of rain are expected to spread north during Saturday morning, then lasting into the evening. Between the showers and rain some brighter spells with hazy sunshine are expected.
   
   These showers may be heavy with the potential for lightning and small hail. Please be aware of the potential for localised disruption to travel and outdoor activities.
2. Yellow early warning of rain
   
   From: 1300 on Sat 7 MayTo: 2100 on Sat 7 May Updated 5 hours ago
   
   Whilst the majority of places within this warning area will see a dry and very warm Saturday with a good deal of hazy sunshine there is a very low likelihood of isolated intense thunderstorms developing during the afternoon and evening.
   
   Please be aware that if these occur they are likely to be associated with torrential downpours as well as frequent lightning and hail leading to disruption to travel, outdoor activities and potentially flooding or temporary power disruption. Some very localised strong and gusty winds are also possible.

:rotfl:

savvy_sal

4x Muller Light Fat Free Yogurt Vanilla Sprinkled with Dark Chocolate (165G) £2.72 £2.20
1x Muller Rice Strawberry (1X180G) £0.68 £0.55
1x Muller Light Fat Free Yogurt Coconut with Lime (175G) £0.68 N/A
1x Muller Light Strawberry Fat Free Yogurt (175G) £0.68 £0.55
2x Muller Light Peanut and Caramel Fat Free Yogurt (165G) £1.36 £1.10
4x Muller Light Smooth Toffee Fat Free Yogurt (175G) £2.72 £2.20

A V S

Womble today 13.57
Looks like a bakers dozen to me

12 for £3 on receipt

Glitch

nerfdad

LEJC wrote: »

Perky...I've just been and had a count up and I know it's going to be moderate by most standards but we have
60 cans of carling
8 bottles of charlie wells
3 bottles of Bath ales
10 bottles of stella cidre
and a 4 packs of 4 carling still to redeem

I could do with some white wine though...so looked on Twine but all they are offering as an alternative to the mystery cases are the christmas collection cases still at full price

So greedy:T:cool::beer::beer:

savvy_sal

4x Muller Light Fat Free Yogurt Vanilla Sprinkled with Dark Chocolate (165G) £2.72 £2.00
1x Muller Rice Strawberry (1X180G) £0.68 £0.50
1x Muller Light Fat Free Yogurt Coconut with Lime (175G) £0.68 N/A
1x Muller Light Strawberry Fat Free Yogurt (175G) £0.68 £0.50
2x Muller Light Peanut and Caramel Fat Free Yogurt (165G) £1.36 £1.00
4x Muller Light Smooth Toffee Fat Free Yogurt (175G) £2.72 £2.00

A v T
same bakers dozen

vanilla_twist

wendyak wrote: »

Yes, good morning
I read about someone local who was travelling with Thomson and they failed to inform them so he was refused boarding....had to get a new passport and missed about three days holiday, not to mention the cost.
Most other airlines are on the ball and have been advising of this for a while.
Only those near expiry need worry as from the end of 2006 they have all been biometric (camera logo on the front)hth.
DD2 knew about this as travelling in September with Virgin and her OH has to get a new one as his is one of the few

My passport was issued in 2006 but doesn't expire until 2019 as I was doing a name change and they added the extra years on.
Going to get mine changed in next few weeks as hate the thought of not being able to travel on a whim and will definitely use in USA before it expires.
Just hope they add the extra years on again.

I know they worked the change out so they thought everyone would have changed passports by the time it was effective 10 years later and you do need 6 months left on passport to visit us a so only really people with extra years added on who will be affected.

V x

hornetgirl

From the quiz today: If an Englishman asked you if you wanted a 'Pig's Ear', what would he be offering you?
Of the available answers, it was fairly obvious they wanted beer, but has anyone ever heard this expression??

savvy_sal

4x Muller Light Fat Free Yogurt Vanilla Sprinkled with Dark Chocolate (165G) £2.72 £2.00
1x Muller Rice Strawberry (1X180G) £0.68 £0.68
1x Muller Light Fat Free Yogurt Coconut with Lime (175G) £0.68 £0.50
1x Muller Light Strawberry Fat Free Yogurt (175G) £0.68 £0.50
2x Muller Light Peanut and Caramel Fat Free Yogurt (165G) £1.36 £1.00
4x Muller Light Smooth Toffee Fat Free Yogurt (175G) £2.72 £2.00

A v M

Serendipitious

hornetgirl wrote: »

From the quiz today: If an Englishman asked you if you wanted a 'Pig's Ear', what would he be offering you?
Of the available answers, it was fairly obvious they wanted beer, but has anyone ever heard this expression??

I've heard it in relation to making a mess of something, or bodging a job - making a pig's ear of it - but that's all.