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Boots Grabbit Bargains Part 30 - Post your finds here

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  • skibster
    skibster Posts: 3,808 Forumite
    bunbun2 wrote: »
    when is the best time to use a double points voucher? all of my recent shops have been with acm or mag vouchers so didn't really seem any point using the double points as the normal points were low. when have most people used theirs?

    It really depends on you and how much you're prone to spend in one shop. I usually spend 5-10 pounds in most shops, today I spent 11.xx in one (only because I had coupons if you spent 10 on healthcare) and went ahead and used my double points coupon. Whatever is the biggest shop you would normally do with cash, that's a good time to use it. ;)
  • broclo
    broclo Posts: 5,065 Forumite
    sally06 wrote: »
    welcome back broclo:D I hope you had a nice holiday sunning yourself on coral bay beach (I'm green with envy;) )

    I can't wait for my couple of weeks in the sun:j

    LOL did not even make it to Coral Bay...!

    Parents have a place in Kato Paphos near 'Bar Street' but did not go there as was too hot as they are having a severe heatwave(water turned off 2 days a week in Paphos it is that bad!(thank goodness parents water is from a spring!!!)) and so stayed in their place in the small villsge of Choulou which is towards the Troodos Mountains about half hr drive, but so much cooler! However it was still 140F in the shade up there! Only went to Paphos to go to the supermarket a few times and I had 'water' running down my legs! Took baby one time as wanted to get new shoes for him and the poor thing really suffered!

    Still... despite coming back whiter than when I went, I still had a great time(was 'quiet' but learnt how to make all sorts of odd things by the locals and almost got 'married off' on a daily basis lol) as always lovely to spend time with my family, just gutted to come back to be honest as my heart is there, even more gutting to know how much my parents will miss the little fella! Still...maybe one day I can convince a court that I have a flat in Kato Paphos, free of charge, waiting for me and DS and he will have a better life, can live in hope eh!

    Still atleast there is a Boots in the UK!

    Sorry for waffle :rotfl:
  • Ninetails
    Ninetails Posts: 484 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture
    Grumpy SA served me today, and when the survey came out of the till she was suddenly very nice - explained the survey and said "just answer 'very satisfied' for all the questions." Yeah right, she's funny too!
  • blodwin
    blodwin Posts: 509 Forumite
    broclo wrote: »
    LOL did not even make it to Coral Bay...!

    Parents have a place in Kato Paphos near 'Bar Street' but did not go there as was too hot as they are having a severe heatwave(water turned off 2 days a week in Paphos it is that bad!(thank goodness parents water is from a spring!!!)) and so stayed in their place in the small villsge of Choulou which is towards the Troodos Mountains about half hr drive, but so much cooler! However it was still 140F in the shade up there! Only went to Paphos to go to the supermarket a few times and I had 'water' running down my legs! Took baby one time as wanted to get new shoes for him and the poor thing really suffered!

    Still... despite coming back whiter than when I went, I still had a great time(was 'quiet' but learnt how to make all sorts of odd things by the locals and almost got 'married off' on a daily basis lol) as always lovely to spend time with my family, just gutted to come back to be honest as my heart is there, even more gutting to know how much my parents will miss the little fella! Still...maybe one day I can convince a court that I have a flat in Kato Paphos, free of charge, waiting for me and DS and he will have a better life, can live in hope eh!

    Still atleast there is a Boots in the UK!

    Sorry for waffle :rotfl:


    That stay dry glitch finally came in handy, huh? :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

    (sorry!)

    Sounds heavenly despite the heat - I'm very jealous! Glad you had a lovely time.x
  • katerinababa
    katerinababa Posts: 101 Forumite
    WOW... iwanttolive inBoots... I showed my Husband your stash, he doesn't think my haul is quite so bad now!!! It only takes up one box in our room and alf my DD's wardrobe!
  • broclo
    broclo Posts: 5,065 Forumite
    blodwin wrote: »
    That stay dry glitch finally came in handy, huh? :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

    (sorry!)

    Not that kind of water :rotfl:
    The kind that is simmilar to sweat, if us ladies were to have such bodily functions ;)
  • thegreenroom
    thegreenroom Posts: 634 Forumite
    anybody know if the mag voucher for trevor sorbie works yet?
    DD1 27/5/1992
    DD2 14/9/1994
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    DS3 27/3/2010
    DD3 30/1/2012
  • clare+3
    clare+3 Posts: 533 Forumite
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    broclo wrote: »
    Sure I have forgotton to press the 'thanks' button about 300 hundred times whilst catching up! Done threads 27, 28 and 30...but still have 29 to read, so very confused :rotfl:

    Wow! Speedy reading - and excellent dedication to the thread - I'm already starting to worry about whether I'll be able to catch up when I get back from my hols, LOL:rotfl:
  • bunbun2
    bunbun2 Posts: 3,540 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    skibster wrote: »
    It really depends on you and how much you're prone to spend in one shop. I usually spend 5-10 pounds in most shops, today I spent 11.xx in one (only because I had coupons if you spent 10 on healthcare) and went ahead and used my double points coupon. Whatever is the biggest shop you would normally do with cash, that's a good time to use it. ;)

    it's knowing when the best time to use it is or keeping it too long just in case then it expires. decsions...I never was very good at making them:rotfl: it's not even my voucher it is OH's:D but I don't think he has even seen the vouchers:rotfl:
    saving for ds2's summer international scout camp - £200
    £60 deposit paid :j £100 paid:j £40 paid:j
  • broclo
    broclo Posts: 5,065 Forumite
    clare+3 wrote: »
    Wow! Speedy reading - and excellent dedication to the thread - I'm already starting to worry about whether I'll be able to catch up when I get back from my hols, LOL:rotfl:
    Nah! Just too bloomin nosey to miss anything :rotfl: Plus, popping on here for 15 mins at a time with a coffee, is breaking the 300 zillion jobs I still need to do up!
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