Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread part 2½

Enterprise_1701C

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

My monies on a fieldfare.



I'm on the list for this afternoon

Good luck, will be thinking of you xx

Think you might be right about fieldfare, although, that said, it is still a thrush .......

Snap-ant

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Chrisv

Lavendar-pillow wrote: »

Hey elite! Newbie here. I was wondering for all the elite wombles out there have you had an issue with Morrison!!!8217;s coming up as a flat N/a against whole shop?

Found a lush windy corner yesterday with the snow drifts. Not stepping out today but feel twitchy knowing there might be abandoned receipts that need rescuing. Also will miss out in the COS crackers. Never mind. Could be worse. Lol

Let me know if you!!!8217;ve had the same thing with receipts? Is it worth checking them another day? Thanks for reading.

Yep, same here Lp, very odd :huh:

Snap-ant

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calmspirit

Morning all

Best wishes to Di for this afternoon xxx

Told mum to cancel the British Gas homecare thing she has as they still not answering phones! My dad is disabled and housebound.

Any recommendations for alternative boiler care would be welcome as I don't have any knowledge (I have a great plumber so don't need this! sadly 250 miles away from mum!)

Dizzy_Ditzy

mrsmac10 wrote: »

We live by a road that is reasonably wide and its a bus route One an hour Normally a smallish orange bus but today it was a normal single decker It must have struggled as cars are not correctly parked

They've cancelled all bus services here today. Right choice from what I've seen this morning so far.

It's a B road at the top of my road and both ends of my street have speed bumps at either end so even if I could get off my drive I wouldn't be able to get out of my street :rotfl:

Enterprise_1701C

Snap-ant wrote: »

[SIZE=+1]Nellie35 was yesterday's smartest player![/SIZE]

:D

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But that is the wrong way round :mad::rotfl::rotfl:

calmspirit

I will not be beaten by this snow and now icy sleet....I AM putting my snow boots back on and heading out for my walk!

Don't really need anything but will try to carry some dog food back as have been feeding an injured fox and she is eating lots bless!

zippydooda

morrisons

ive had an email saying if i spend £40 i get 4000 more points.

i know t&c state gc's arn't included

im sure i read on here someone said gc's do count.

can that person confirm please or was i dreaming

tweets

Snap-ant wrote: »

Those fence panels look bad tweets from my position in your garden :rotfl:

Marmites pot is £189

:kisses3:Bestest Di

Don't they just :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Watch you dont end up on your bottie its very icy as well as deep snow drifts