St. Brett
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It's currently owe one-hundred hours I think.
That translates to 1pm I believe.
Brett Gaddes is shopping around lately looking to save a packet.
Let's start with Flower Power.
I went looking for red felt tipped Bushy Brush I think it's called.
They had none left.
So I settled on a Mozzie Blocker.
It's real name is 'Leptospermum liversidget selection BY11'
Sounds like a friggin' code to launch a defcon 4 or something.
That went out for 14 quid due to a slashing savings sale that's currently advertised.
Saved a buck right there.
I also got a Jelly Bean Succulent and a blue face vase and whipper snipper twine.
All sold for just $24.
The vase was slashed from $4 to a buck.
Flower Power has a range of half dead plants for only $8 reduced from $16 too.
They're still good.
I saw something interesting in Flower Power.
They sold Blackboy plants from seed.
The packet name on them read Australian Green Grass.
We call 'em Blackboys.
They're bloody expensive.
And I didn't know you could grow 'em from seeds in a packet.
We used to fish over at Milperra there once and they used to have these Blackboys in the forest there and on numerous occasions we tried hawking a few but let me tell you, their roots run deep and long and they slice your hands and fingers if you try to extract them out of the ground.
Shop at Flower Power there's currently 10 to 30% savings on all marked stock.
At Woolworths I purchased 2Kg of FAB for only $6.
I think the same deal is on Cold Power as well.
Brett Gaddes recommends FAB though. (The original yellow and Blue one!)
At a savings of 50% off that's twice the washes for half the cost.
Shop smart shop Brett smart.
I also recommend that you try Huggy Moon Rice fabric softener.
Yerrrr sure, you could replicate a cheap option and use Epsom Salts as a fabric softener but show some class and try Huggy Moon Rice.
But be warned.....it can stain your clothes if you pour it directly onto your sh*t.
I pour half in the lid then put it under the tap and let the warm water mix the rest.
Its high concentrated formula kicks massive sh*t out of material.
Don't believe me - read the bottle....it's twice as strong as regular Huggy.
Red Rooster do an ok Fish and chips for only $7 odd dollars.
Avoid that dreadful Henny Penny aka Chicken Express fish 'n chips at all costs.
The chips taste like used oil.
Heinz Chunky Soup was on special for only $2 in Coles.
Generally it retails for $2:99.
I've been eating these 97% fat free soups the last two months and I can tell you what ones to avoid and what ones to eat.
Most of 'em are crap.
They have the hid to call 'em chunky and filling but really, they're just soup and only soup.
I like Irish stew.
Lot's of potatoes.
The Beef and curry potatoe one is ok.
Ones that are yuck are Beef and Barley, Buttered Chicken (all soup no meat or veges) the Beef Beer one is very unusual.
The first mouthful you can taste the beer but after that it's just beef.
There's tones of other flavours but I can't think of them.
Most of 'em are yuck and aren't chunky at all.
The Ravioli pasta and tomatoe soup one is fifty fifty.
Pasta nice but too much tomatoe flavour soup.
That translates to 1pm I believe.
Brett Gaddes is shopping around lately looking to save a packet.
Let's start with Flower Power.
I went looking for red felt tipped Bushy Brush I think it's called.
They had none left.
So I settled on a Mozzie Blocker.
It's real name is 'Leptospermum liversidget selection BY11'
Sounds like a friggin' code to launch a defcon 4 or something.
That went out for 14 quid due to a slashing savings sale that's currently advertised.
Saved a buck right there.
I also got a Jelly Bean Succulent and a blue face vase and whipper snipper twine.
All sold for just $24.
The vase was slashed from $4 to a buck.
Flower Power has a range of half dead plants for only $8 reduced from $16 too.
They're still good.
I saw something interesting in Flower Power.
They sold Blackboy plants from seed.
The packet name on them read Australian Green Grass.
We call 'em Blackboys.
They're bloody expensive.
And I didn't know you could grow 'em from seeds in a packet.
We used to fish over at Milperra there once and they used to have these Blackboys in the forest there and on numerous occasions we tried hawking a few but let me tell you, their roots run deep and long and they slice your hands and fingers if you try to extract them out of the ground.
Shop at Flower Power there's currently 10 to 30% savings on all marked stock.
At Woolworths I purchased 2Kg of FAB for only $6.
I think the same deal is on Cold Power as well.
Brett Gaddes recommends FAB though. (The original yellow and Blue one!)
At a savings of 50% off that's twice the washes for half the cost.
Shop smart shop Brett smart.
I also recommend that you try Huggy Moon Rice fabric softener.
Yerrrr sure, you could replicate a cheap option and use Epsom Salts as a fabric softener but show some class and try Huggy Moon Rice.
But be warned.....it can stain your clothes if you pour it directly onto your sh*t.
I pour half in the lid then put it under the tap and let the warm water mix the rest.
Its high concentrated formula kicks massive sh*t out of material.
Don't believe me - read the bottle....it's twice as strong as regular Huggy.
Red Rooster do an ok Fish and chips for only $7 odd dollars.
Avoid that dreadful Henny Penny aka Chicken Express fish 'n chips at all costs.
The chips taste like used oil.
Heinz Chunky Soup was on special for only $2 in Coles.
Generally it retails for $2:99.
I've been eating these 97% fat free soups the last two months and I can tell you what ones to avoid and what ones to eat.
Most of 'em are crap.
They have the hid to call 'em chunky and filling but really, they're just soup and only soup.
I like Irish stew.
Lot's of potatoes.
The Beef and curry potatoe one is ok.
Ones that are yuck are Beef and Barley, Buttered Chicken (all soup no meat or veges) the Beef Beer one is very unusual.
The first mouthful you can taste the beer but after that it's just beef.
There's tones of other flavours but I can't think of them.
Most of 'em are yuck and aren't chunky at all.
The Ravioli pasta and tomatoe soup one is fifty fifty.
Pasta nice but too much tomatoe flavour soup.
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