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postingalwaysposting

ia... dont worry more saying to come, as as someone pointed out on your thread you will be sick of the hearing of 'order number 456 to collection point c' and also asking each customer on the till if they want an argos card at the rediculos rate of 24.9% :rotfl: these are parts of that job i dont miss :rotfl:

postingalwaysposting

rog2 wrote: »

My daughter bought me a bar at the beginning of the week - Long gone now, though, and all this talk about Pizzas and Chocolate is making me hungry.:eek:
I think I'll 'raid the fridge' before I go to bed. :rolleyes:

Rog you need to set up to a website that can deliver you one each morning ~ a bit like a milkman but a chocolateman :rotfl:as for raiding the fridge i just nicked my brothers 2 cookies, well if he can go to the pub i can eat his cookies :rotfl:

rog2

postingalwaysposting wrote: »

Rog you need to set up to a website that can deliver you one each morning ~ a bit like a milkman but a chocolateman :rotfl:as for raiding the fridge i just nicked my brothers 2 cookies, well if he can go to the pub i can eat his cookies :rotfl:

I can see the chocolate delivery service doing wonders for my waistline. :rotfl: :rotfl:

It's mostly cheese in our fridge as we don't do our weekly shop till tomorrow. I do miss the pre DFW days, when the fridge was always full of 'nibbles' - sausage rolls, pork pies, dips and cheesecakes - we used to throw more away than we ate, so I suppose 'empty' is best, but sometimes I need convincing.:wall: :wall:

rog2

penguin83 wrote: »

IA you'll have to keep us updated on the Christmas bargains. x

I'm sure we'll have an 'I_A's daily ARGOS bargain thread' running throughout the festive season. :rotfl: :rotfl:

penguin83

I know what you mean Rog - I have taken to eating the kids choc recently cos our cupboards make old mother hubbards look good.

Dont know whats worse - eating the kids stuff or the fact I dont feel guilty about it! x

postingalwaysposting

rog2 wrote: »

I can see the chocolate delivery service doing wonders for my waistline. :rotfl: :rotfl:

It's mostly cheese in our fridge as we don't do our weekly shop till tomorrow. I do miss the pre DFW days, when the fridge was always full of 'nibbles' - sausage rolls, pork pies, dips and cheesecakes - we used to throw more away than we ate, so I suppose 'empty' is best, but sometimes I need convincing.:wall: :wall:

:rotfl:too true, yes rog empty is best for your pocket and the environment however i see what you are saying i love 'finger food' and i refuse to cook for just me...

rog2

penguin83 wrote: »

Dont know whats worse - eating the kids stuff or the fact I dont feel guilty about it! x

Just ask yourself if the kids would feel guilty if they were eating your chocolate, penguin.
Conscience clear now?

rog2

postingalwaysposting wrote: »

:rotfl:too true, yes rog empty is best for your pocket and the environment however i see what you are saying i love 'finger food' and i refuse to cook for just me...

I might just do a couple of slices of cheese on toast :T
Although they say that eating cheese before going to bed can give you nightmares. :eek:

GingerSte

You could wait until the kids are naughty, and it chocolate in front of them as punishment.

GingerSte

rog2 wrote: »

I might just do a couple of slices of cheese on toast :T
Although they say that eating cheese before going to bed can give you nightmares. :eek:

it depends on what type of cheese you have. Apparently cheddar gives you erotic dreams.