Every Little Interests The Elite

izzy65

Good evening, happy birthdays to those I have missed and congratulations to Rose, a baby granddaughter , and very well done to your dd trulymadly:T

MKS

hornetgirl wrote: »

Congratulations rose

Thunder has been rumbling round here for about an hour or so but only showery rain. I went swimming this morning but managed to get my gear washed and dried before the rain started. DH currently at the dentist - anticipating a large bill

:wave: again today as I passed by on the way to price a job.

bubbs

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Sunshinemummy

pattylabelle wrote: »

Yes indeed report anybody telling lies of any kind or making false claims - agree completely.

I infer that I am a mummy full of sunshine.... when I am a miserable mummy!

:D:D:D

hampydoodums

Savvybuyer wrote: »

And imagine faffing around, looking for the brand ambassador... whilst someone else happens by chance to go through the till with the product and wins!:(:rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl:

Nellie35

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Did you find the joke shops Nellie ?:)

In a word no! not that we were looking but I don't think there are many around these days. We did manage to find rock, fudge & nougat though;) Oh and there are still donkeys on the beach:)
A big well done to your DD TM I can almost feel just how proud you are :beer:

davemorton

Wow! That was a long catch up, but a very nice one.
Congrats to your daughter TM, do we get discount??

Westvleteren wrote: »

A bit. But it is still open for the next two weeks, and I'm rostered in for 4 days and the two others that I'm curating with make it a hell of a lot easier for me, they know my weaknesses 2 days down 2 to go.

I've seen the time lapse video of the opening night, you haven't got a cat in hells chance of spotting me even I struggled to identify myself :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Was it in D/ham Westy??

Nellie35

Congratulations rose on the safe arrival of your 2nd granddaughter :j

Savvybuyer

Fluffy_McTuffy wrote: »

:rotfl: No crisps for me, probably a good thing :rotfl:

What's the price of that Cofresh product next to them though? I think that might be the key:rotfl:.

As to "price crunch", I see that sometimes and I am not sure. I sometimes think "price crunch" means the price has increased. Okay it might have been even higher immediately before, but sometimes they seem to go up from cheaper prices before and then "crunch" back to not quite as low as they were before. (I hesitated about putting the word "low" there:rotfl: - as, for the supermarkets, their use of the word "low" seems to me to mean "high" - I was going to put "cheap" therefore instead of "low", but then decided that the lowest price wasn't "cheap" either:rotfl:.) I'm not sure whether I have the right Yorkshire Parkin loaves - probably a different size pack from somewhere before - but I now have "£1.50 price crunch" on some of them. :eek::eek:That seems to me very high - the price I have before (but it may be a different pack) is £1. I don't think I would pay £1.50 for them - I suspect the "price crunch" is in fact an increased price (compared to some earlier time). It seems to me, cynically, that is it just there to mark out some items and have them sold at very high prices. However, I'm sure it has a purpose beyond "just" that. Sometimes it may not be intentional, but could simply be that a member of staff omitted to remove the "price crunch" label. I do not know how £1.77 for the Ocean Spray Craisins in one store a few weeks ago can have the "price crunch" label put to it when that was the day after what seems to me to have been the last day of the recent £1 offer. Maybe the product was not on the offer before in that store. Or, maybe, more likely, pull the other one:rotfl:.

I had £1 "price crunch" in two stores that had the Taskmaster Masking Tape. At that time, it was 87p in every other M I saw.

hornetgirl

ilovetoshop wrote: »

Was going to say I would come and help :D

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I was going to offer to make her tea if she'll do our kitchen ceiling:rotfl:

DH does ceilings. He said his price is a round of toasted cheese sandwiches and a big mug of Yorkshire tea.
I've been reading the F&B paint chart again. Dead salmon :rotfl: