Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread part 2½

bubbs

Dizzy_Ditzy wrote: »

Same here, minus the fire. I spent about four hours strimming today so I've got absolutely zero upper body strength left :rotfl:



The AA man was good wasn't he? :T

Missed most of it as my sister rang:rotfl:

Sunshinemummy

Has anyone used a proper ice cream maker to make Muller ice-cream? If you have, could you let me know what it was like - I am thinking of going to buy one tomorrow.

Thanks

bargainqueen8

tweets wrote: »

BGT our Poppy was doing the Wiggle bum :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

thats the bloke i told you about.:Dnot seen it yet,did you see me.:rotfl:

tweets

bargainqueen8 wrote: »

thats the bloke i told you about.:Dnot seen it yet,did you see me.:rotfl:

No didn't see you

bargainqueen8

tweets wrote: »

No didn't see you

phew.:rotfl:hope sir alex makes a speedy recovery.:)

tweets

bargainqueen8 wrote: »

phew.:rotfl:hope sir alex makes a speedy recovery.:)

Can you imagine if I had said yes everyone would have been looking for you

So do I was a shock when I read about Sir Alex

curl_girl

Ticketmaster flash sale, lots of different 241 offers. Glad I waited.

Hope everyone has had a good day.

michaels

silvercar wrote: »

I would park near Stanmore tube station and take the jubilee line from there. It will save a lot of hassle. Either park in the streets and be prepared to walk 5-10 minutes to the station and allow time to find a parking space, or use one of the websites that sell off parking on people's drives. There are a lot of houses with driveways that utilise this within a 2 minute walk of the station.

Thanks SC. Public transport is expensive for 5, only ds young enough to be free and not that straight forward and dds who are 11-15 need an order in advance id to get 50% off fare. We did a rent a drive space via just park, 8 min walk, missed the worst traffic and only 9.40 for 3 hours.

Anon wrote: »

First BBQ of the season :cool:.

I was not keen on the tidy up though - there must be an easier way to clean the grill and BBQ :eek:

... and when you see what is in the grease tray after it has drained you do question whether you should be eating the sausages and burgers at all .

Anon

The way I see it, the more fat left in the cooking dish however cooked the less in my arteries.

Tomorrow is my first chance to Muller, let's hope it is still on.

silvercar

Anon wrote: »

First BBQ of the season :cool:.

I was not keen on the tidy up though - there must be an easier way to clean the grill and BBQ :eek:

... and when you see what is in the grease tray after it has drained you do question whether you should be eating the sausages and burgers at all .

Anon

I've stopped eating burgers and sausages and cut down on red meat.

davemorton

silvercar wrote: »

I've stopped eating burgers and sausages and cut down on red meat.

Very interesting,...now what about the man about the house?