Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread part 2½

mhoc

emerald21 wrote: »

Foul even lol been horrible here too especially this morning

:xmastree:

no def fowl weather - not even good for Chickens :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

emerald21

bubbs wrote: »

We used to say what's for dinner?
Pap 9he only lived one house away and came for dinner every day)used to say s hit with sugar on:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

That’s nice bubbs

mhoc

pacifica9 wrote: »

All Bar One
Brown's
Crown Carveries
Ember Inns
Harvester
Inkeeper's Lodge
Miller & Carter
Nicholson's
O'Neill's
Sizzling Pubs
Toby Carvery
Vintage Inns
Stonehouse
Pizza Kitchen Bars
Chicken Society
Son of Steak

And it also states "if you don't spend the full amount, you won't receive change but you can use the remaining balance the next time you dine out."

I got my 2nd one of these today - plus 9 drawers :mad:

fuzzgun19

bubbs wrote: »

Oh so how much do they work out each like that please

As far as I know at T you just get the difference, so paid £3 for 10 mullers.

emerald21

mhoc wrote: »

This morning we went to Lakeland - ours is at Bridgemere garden center - google it - very Christmassy and it has numerous outlets on the one site. I think the Christmas event is on November 30th early evening - free glass of fizz, prize draw and I think there was some food sampling the last time we went, local butchers nice sausage rolls.

Anyway I had a look in Lakeland at the blanket fleeces for £20 - the cream one is slightly beigh rather than cream colour but quite good quality , heavy weight, good size, also in brown and grey.
So I the cream one for the end of the bed - the one there now is about 30 years old, stained and disgusting but Oh is emotionally attached to it, no idea why. I really want to put it in cloth recycling.
For Christmas the new one will be on the bed - visitors traipsing too and from the shower room dont need to see the disgusting old one.

I did message both Eldest child and Eldest son with photos but neither needed a fleece for sofa or the end of the bed. Inevitably they will both be coverting our new cream one at Christmas - that will be their loss

stained and disgusting the mind boggles. Babies have these blankets that they’re attached to and some are absolutely rammy

pippo

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

That's just it, no secure parking.

If I were you I would take something like a tin of hairspray in the car, if anyone tries something on the way to the ferry you could just spray it in their eyes.

I just would felt so uneasy going there for a day trip, maybe i've overdosed on the news before.

And this next bit is Marmie's fault, I saw his signature and decided to sit down and watch a Christmas film :eek:

We've returned via Calais many times .. never had a problem. Car I have now locks doors automatically.. There again I am usually in a rush for the ferry so take no prisoners (or asylum seekers or refugees or any b'gger) the'd struggle to fit in after the hypermarket shopping!!

We will be fine!!

PS Have loyalty card for the hypermarket so at least 15 euros off and not been to France since last year! That's how Elite travel!!

bubbs

emerald21 wrote: »

That’s nice bubbs

What s hit with sugar on?:rotfl:

emerald21

mhoc wrote: »

I got my 2nd one of these today - plus 9 drawers :mad:

I got 2 and 8 drawers. There s an ember inn on the main road where I catch the bus to Chester . Handy for me .

bubbs

fuzzgun19 wrote: »

As far as I know at T you just get the difference, so paid £3 for 10 mullers.

Ahhh ok ta

emerald21

bubbs wrote: »

What s hit with sugar on?:rotfl:

Silly bubbs your pap s sentiments of course.