Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread part 2½

locarr

I keep vowing not to buy any more whoopsies as the freezer is brimming





then I walk in to coop at 3pm and all the RTC has been reduced to 10p each





I think I have an addiction

tbw

mhoc wrote: »

Just been watching Stephen Frys video via twitter - our OHs need to see it it. All he did was to go and see his doc for a flu jab and he got ambushed as he hadn't had his annual checks done ...

I made OH watch it and he has an annual health check booked now

If you don't mind me asking - what annual check ? My DH is 88 next birthday and has never been offered a health check !

Snap-ant

:j:j

Thank you OP for the Iceland Chicken Strips :D

mhoc

tbw wrote: »

If you don't mind me asking - what annual check ? My DH is 88 next birthday and has never been offered a health check !

Are you sure - he has not been disappearing off on mysterious missions not to worry you?

Depending on your health authority area I think we are all offered health checks at 40 (or 50?) and he should def have a PSA check annually.

https://prostatecanceruk.org/prostate-information/prostate-tests/psa-test

(but having said that my Dad had prostrate cancer as do many older chaps but it was just something you lived with and he just had fasting blood tests, the levels never got any worse and he never had symptoms)

Westvleteren

one for the cheese lovers.... a 'Cheester Egg'



https://corporate.asda.com/blog/2018/02/23/introducing-the-cheester-egg-the-perfect-easter-gift-for-cheese-lovers?platform=facebook

michaels

mumtoo3 wrote: »

Afternoon,

Just coming on to say thank you to you all especially the original poster of the AP . I won a HP sprocket photo printer in the weekly prize draw. My dd is over the moon.

Thanks again.

Don't let my DD2 hear - she was desperate for one for her birthday and xmas but we decided 120 quid for something she would probably use for 10 prints and then get bored of was poor value. Did you get the win notification in the app or via email?

mhoc wrote: »

Are you sure - he has not been disappearing off on mysterious missions not to worry you?

Depending on your health authority area I think we are all offered health checks at 40 (or 50?) and he should def have a PSA check annually.

https://prostatecanceruk.org/prostate-information/prostate-tests/psa-test

(but having said that my Dad had prostrate cancer as do many older chaps but it was just something you lived with and he just had fasting blood tests, the levels never got any worse and he never had symptoms)

Locally you get one at 40 but I was reading online that after that you were supposed to have another one every 5 years?

tbw

mhoc wrote: »

Are you sure - he has not been disappearing off on mysterious missions not to worry you?

Depending on your health authority area I think we are all offered health checks at 40 (or 50?) and he should def have a PSA check annually.

https://prostatecanceruk.org/prostate-information/prostate-tests/psa-test

I'm sure he hasn't had one - he lives in a little world of his own regarding health matters and only contacts a doctor if I do it for him. He does have a regular twice yearly PSA check though as the raised level was picked up well over 10 years ago when we both had private health checks done when we retired (happened to find a half price deal through M&S - money saving even then). He was subsequently diagnosed with prostate cancer and they just keep an eye on the levels - thats all done via the Oncology dept at the hospital (I'm not even sure that the local surgery are aware). I haven't ever been offered one either - and I am 74.

michaels

Sorry for being lazy but is the ketchup crisps still working? Thanks

Snap-ant

https://corporate.asda.com/blog/2018/02/23/introducing-the-cheester-egg-the-perfect-easter-gift-for-cheese-lovers?platform=facebook

zippydooda

Chrisv wrote: »

It's definitely the same egg zippy, but where the heck does Waities get the 4 Easter bunnies from?

Really hope it works for you, thanks for testing

it came back n/a even though it compared on msn. think asda think its different as of the 4 bunnies