Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

bubbs

Sainsburys little ones dry fit pampers £1.88
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/sainsburys-little-ones-dry-fit-pampers-1-88-2492358

bubbs

brabantia topspinner 60m airer £10.00 in store b&q
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/brabantia-topspinner-60m-airer-10-store-b-q-2492343

underperky

TrulyMadly wrote: »

We've had BBQ food for the past 2 weeks as our stove is off and I think I'm losing weight.....it's the high protein diet:rotfl: however I feel I'm running out of options. We've had every meat and fish under the sun interspersed with salad days:) I've even barbecued in the rain:rotfl:

However I'm thinking I can manage to do scrambled eggs in a pan on the burner for a change.

Eggs on toast for breakfast here I come.

Think I might just potter this morning and possibly go out for a whoopsie shop later:)

Carling continues to be generous with its £5 off vouchers......wish it had been last month when I was finding all the Carling wombles:rotfl:

TMadly ..I use out of date ones as carling does not seem interested in the dates just the purchase ...hth

curl_girl

ellie14 wrote: »

FC undergoing treatment in isolation at the moment,big day yesterday massive dose of chemo before her transplant.will let her know you were asking.

Thanks ellie for update, hope treatment is successful, wishing her all the best.x

LANGO1966

Shop today to use up short dated APGS.I Pint, Slopitize and COS
Morrisons
1x Wham Raspberry Flavoured Bar (16G) £0.10 N/A
1x Birds Eye 12 Omega 3 Fish Fingers (336G) £1.50 £1.00
1x Carling Lager (4X440) £3.50 £3.00 (I pint)
1x ASDA Smartprice Baked Beans & Sausages In Tomato Sauce (405G) £0.38 £0.38
1x Schweppes Diet Lemonade (2LT) £1.00 £1.00 (sloppy)
0.89x ASDA Grower's Selection Loose Banana (order by number of bananas or select kg) (PER KG) £0.60 N/A
0.29x Loose Onion (order by number of onions or select kg) (PER KG) £0.18 N/A
1x Haribo Starmix (1PK) £0.10 £0.10
1x Giant Strawberry Stripes (1PK) £0.10 £0.10
10x Pepsi Max Bottle (2LT) £10.00 £10.00 (COS)
1x ASDA Grower's Selection Cantaloupe Melon (EACH) £1.00 £0.71
1x Barratt Flumps (12G) £0.10 £0.10
Comparison total (compared products only)

curl_girl

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

Curlgirl I think her treatment is going as they expect but boy she is suffering.

Thanks for reply Di, glad the elite are keeping in touch.

curl_girl

mhoc wrote: »

Please do you have the barcode of these and the description?

I love checking superdrug for bargains, cant go past one.

Last month there was something about Olay total effects pore minimiser light to medium CC cream on the dark side but with a very bad photo. There was nothing on the clearance shelf in my store but on the normal shelves I though I spotted it but with a half price SEL

I thought there is no harm in trying so I got 2 and they went through for £1.50 :j

4084500283893

mhoc, snap posted a photo of the box not long ago.
Skin Perfection, BB Cream 5 in 1, pink box, bc end 6421, this was for the fair shade but I think snaps was the medium.
hth.

Savvybuyer

nerfdad wrote: »

Being very offensive is great fun :j:j:Dand always object savvy as it would be a boring world if we all just agreed:)
A lot of people do object to what I say or don't say already :rotfl::rotfl:

But it's not though. By which - I mean - yes it is great fun but that people when they are being (or trying to be) "very offensive" actually aren't being very offensive at all as they are being funny. I like very offensive stuff (which therefore isn't!) when it is in a place in which I am not caused offence by it. It's, therefore, not offensive. And that is because, there, it is not offensive to me (and I don't care about anyone else:rotfl:). The "most offensive" in one place is the most funny elsewhere. The more offensive (or, rather, "offensive") it is, the better.

So - your failed attempt to be very offensive, in which you have not been very offensive, is great fun. (So I think you are wrong there as the word "Being" is incorrect, since, when it is great fun, people are not "being" very offensive. They are saying or doing (or not saying or not doing) something that may rationally, based on the standards of society, be considered to be very offensive but it is not causing actual offence and therefore is, in fact, not "being very offensive" - or, actually, it is not even being offensive let alone being very so.)

However, I don't like it at all when it's more offensive and very offensive - in places in which I actually am caused offence (physical discomfort) by it - as more offensive, there, is simply more offensive (more uncomfortable). I really dislike people when they are offensive in places in which they cause me actual offence. Because I don't like being actually caused offence. Offence is a very bad emotional experience indeed - and I don't like experiencing it at all. I don't like anything that is "shocking" - at least not in any place in which it actually shocks me (for this reason). I like "offensive" things when they are inoffensive. Offence is very bad to experience - and has to be absolute indignance and total repulsion. If I ever caused offence to someone, I would expect them to be totally and utterly repulsed to an absolute extreme level, that they would be forced to respond very unpleasantly to me indeed (because of their utter indignation) and would have to leave any room or place in which they had been around me. They could not stand to bear me. I doubt that people really are actually caused offence to that extent. So I think the word "offensive" is being used incorrectly. :doh:I think I've just challenged and questioned every one of the three words:rotfl:. (In your phrase "being" "very" "offensive". That's how I see it:rotfl::rotfl: - and I end up looking at what might define each of the three.)

Moreover, my thinking that the "more offensive" is even better (but in places where it doesn't cause me offence) is itself a man thing I think. Women tend to think it's simply more offensive (which it is, when it's in a place in which it actually causes me extreme discomfort). This is from research albeit conducted several decades ago and albeit in another country (so may not precisely reflect the standards of the UK). It's always supported by evidence with me:rotfl:. Even if it is conclusory here. (Try to find my unusual sense in which I'm using this word.) In other words, I have (or claim to have) the evidence for it - the piece of research - but I'm not actually giving you the citation or link that, I claim, provides that evidence (or indication if not actual evidence). But I have it "supported" from my own POV as I'm seen it myself.

scamps1966

nerfdad wrote: »

Being very offensive is great fun :j:j:Dand always object savvy as it would be a boring world if we all just agreed:)
A lot of people do object to what I say or don't say already :rotfl::rotfl:

Good, you missed the pizza and Gu for £1. :D:)

Wondered where you were!

Ladyshopper

vanilla_twist wrote: »

Afternoon all

Belated happy birthdays to Nellie and Gocat.

bubbs thanks for the Groupon Andrex. I know I still have quite a few from the amazon great price a while back but had to have another 45 rolls at that price. Not like it goes off or anything:T

Had a wonderful couple of days at the spa made even better by yesterdays amazing weather. I don't know how hot it got but was 26 at 7pm last night. Spent most of yesterday on the sunloungers round the pool and the sales staff bought round complimentary suncream to try.:j I know the idea was to get us to buy some later but too mse for that but did write it down for future reference as like to buy my stuff from Feelunique when Martin puts up a good code.
Centre Parcs amazingly quiet for the time of year but to take the family away is hellish expensive.

Ladyshopper hope you have a great time on 22nd. Next trip planned around Christmas time.

V x

Glad you had a good time VT, I can imagine it was gorgeous there yesterday with the great weather. Let me know when your next trip is and hopefully I might be able to make it this time!