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Sequeena · 23 July 2012 at 8:57PM

crumb catcher bibs (I got them in green and blue)

HiPP Organic gently steamed sweet red pepper & aubergine penne (2 pots)
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Both in the neath store

LouLou · 23 July 2012 at 9:12PM

imho wrote: »

They are rubbish thats why they are a £1.Sounds like sound is coming out off a baked bean tin.

Yeh, I bought one in pink earlier and it is beyond rubbish. The phone's internal speaker is louder.

Doubt I'll get a refund but it's definitely not fit for purpose (could get some more creamed rice packets, haha).

As for the mini disposable BBQs: I bought my sis some weeks ago and we still haven't used them..the weather's been too crap!

VfM4meplse · 24 July 2012 at 1:06AM

Found some Stila at last. Happy days :T:T:T

ETA: the only shade available was bronze, which being olive-skinned I was happy with. I tried it today, and it was a bit dark but passable for summer. I might be from Essex but never thought I'd look like TOWIE

wushyboo · 24 July 2012 at 11:22PM

hi i know poundland staff frequent this thread at work we are having an irish/lucky pot of gold promo i was wondering what the likely hood i would get some irish stock eg hats and gold choc coins or has anyone else got suggestion where i got get some cheap irish stuff instantly/high street?

glennigogs · 25 July 2012 at 12:51PM

Just an update on my first post last year about cheap seeds and plants. The sunflowers I mentioned (6 and 7 Footers) are on their next generation of giants as the produced hundreds of seeds!! The 99p hibiscus has grown a bit but not flowered, and the Raspberries are providing a dessert for 2 every other day!

I have found that Freecycle (local sheffield one is called Freegle, as Chickywiggle will know :-) is excellent for gardeners. There is nearly always someone getting shut of old plants and cuttings, or asking for plants in particular that you may have too many of (Even trees). It is a Yahoo group. You can give away or ask for anything you like (except animals and mother-in-laws). Cars for mechanics to tinker with. Old washers working or not. Old carpets for allotment keepers (yes any condition as long as the recipient gets an accurate detail before collection). And of course it is great for new mums and first time homeowners, or anyone on a tight budget.
Xglennigogs

glennigogs · 25 July 2012 at 1:00PM

I know nearly all of the people posting on Freecycle are honest, but I would suggest caution before accepting any topsoil (a lot is offered) without checking with the offerer that it has not had any invasive plants such as Japanese knotweed in it. Same goes for rubble extracted from below topsoil. Its a sod to get rid of (needs burning down over a period of years) and I think it is a national concern now with the government who are going through steps to eradicate it in the UK.

flandot · 25 July 2012 at 2:26PM

I found some Stila yesterday. Foundation in shade K which was waaaaaay too dark for me, hair refresher, and foundation sponges.

This was in the Belfast branch near Victoria Square.

chickywiggle · 25 July 2012 at 8:06PM

well remembered glennigogs.
here's the humerous side of freegle/ freecycle for anyone who uses it and wants a laugh. linky

wushyboo I don't think you'll pick up much Irish stuff (unless it's coming up to St, Patricks Day). Try e-bay?

izzydogsam · 26 July 2012 at 6:49PM

Stila angel light whitening powder foundation refill in shade d and Stila SPF30 sheer colour tinted moisturiser in light 03 in Dewsbury store today :j

nikflo · 26 July 2012 at 9:25PM

Got the fold flat water bottles today in the Sutton branch. Wish I'd got more be ideal for kids for school, can't see them lasting the school holidays as will be used daily.

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