:(:(:( Jo going home today...:(

i know mum but don't worry i'll be back soon

oops, passport expires on thurs

outta free texts.. poor

24p left on mine.. this past week

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFOpL2eTlKc fecking awesome song

aye was listenin to wild child yesterday

106 aint easy to drive in boots lol

driving aint easy in boots,

at least he doesnt call you Adolf lol

I have a feeling hes more abusive to people outside the UK, as he knows the chance of them appearing at his front door giving him a :kickass: are quite small.

Yeah, not much space down the aisles.

Dave

I have this feeling that one day he will meet the "wrong" (and "right" for everybody else) person...

YeeHaa!!!!!!

Mr DIY strikes again!!!!!!!!!!!!

Feck me it works lol

That didnt go too well....


I could either get my ass up and go food shopping, or be a lazy ~~~~~~~ and stay home......decisions, decisions :?

Ahh... you see RJ, if you were in England, you could do both, by doing your food shopping on the Internet and getting delivered to your door...

nah, I am lazy, but not that lazy! lol

off to ze shop.

I would be afraid to do food shopping on the net???

i'm too easily led... thats 2 people ive agreed to work for on my holidays.. poor

i could get used to this

shopping done

more food in my stomach, less money in my pocket

half days??? whats your secret??

It's okay if you stick to tins, packets, cleaning products, etc... I don't tend to buy meat or fresh fruit and veg on the internet - I've seen them picking the orders when I go to the supermarket, and I know how they treat them! At least the other stuff can't get too badly damaged, and it saves me ages doing it that way, since I'm feeding (usually) four adults and two children every day, and my shopping takes about an hour and a half every week, and costs around £160 a week.... This way as well I know what it's costing me, and there isn't the temptation to impulse buy 'cos nothing looks terribly appetising when it's written down!

how about the price? is online shopping more expensive than the old fashioned way?
and how long does it take them to deliver?

who told ya bout half days??? :shock: :p
working 25hrs ish within 2 days, thats the secret plus I still have two weeks extra hols left cos of extra hours

The prices are the same as going to the supermarket, but there's a delivery charge, about £5, you arrange the day and time when you place the order. The later you leave it to the day you want it delivered, the more the charge is. It's usually delivered within a 2 hour window, anywhere up until about 10pm, so handy if you're working. It comes in a refridgerated van, so all your chilled stuff is still chilled when it gets to you, your frozen stuff is still frozen, and best of all, you don't have to carry it! Since we normally have to buy at least ten x two litre bottles of soft drink, that's a distinct advantage for me!

true....that's not exactly half days