Updated Printable Money off Coupons & Policies Thread 10 (and chat)

Old_Trout_2

madmuppet5 wrote: »

Dwi 'n flin:rotfl:

What's that mean??????????:o:o:o

stingygit_2

Old_Trout wrote: »

What's that mean??????????:o:o:o

"I am being ' heartburn tired".... :huh:

http://www.translation-guide.com/free_online_translators.php?from=English&to=Welsh

Old_Trout_2

stingygit wrote: »

"I am being ' heartburn tired".... :huh:

http://www.translation-guide.com/free_online_translators.php?from=English&to=Welsh

Oh!!!!

Princess_Coupon

Old_Trout wrote: »

I have to be honest( as always) I voted choice 3. I went shopping today, used my £5 Waitrose, a couple of Walls coupons, a Burgen couponnet coupon, a till spit. Plus my staff discount...Got a £30 pound shop down to £20.... :j:j:j

:eek::eek::eek:

madmuppet5 wrote: »

Dwi 'n flin:rotfl:

I'm gonna start writing in Greek if you all don't stop it:p

gill377

night night folks, sleepwell, heres to another day,

Princess_Coupon

gill377 wrote: »

night night folks, sleepwell, heres to another day,

Me too nightypeeps

nahteb20

stingygit wrote: »

aw thank you :]

problem with throwing a bit of welsh out there (the little i know) you end up google-ing english to welsh translators when someone speaks welsh back to you :rolleyes:

Dim T's i fi hefyd!=Anything I Tescos I also!...

eh!?:rotfl:

I didnt realise what a problem this whole thing was but i should have realised when i went to my Cardiff Tesco and my regular cashier told me "lots of people have been using coupons....this week, its been crazy....some people can do £100 in one transaction":huh: So nieve...genuinely just thought people were actually just doing a better job than my £8 saving!Pah!

No idea what had caused this sudden surge either , but i suppose it was :money:?

Haha is that what the translator put? hehe
nope
Dim T's i fi hefyd means..... No T's for me too! lol

Im not too far away from you stingygit, Just up the valley's in Ebbw

nahteb20

madmuppet5 wrote: »

Dwi 'n flin:rotfl:

Dwi'n flin actually means ..... I'm sorry:rotfl::rotfl:

R4pture_2

It really is a bad couple of days isnt it? and now The Irish have voted yes to Europe. We are all screwed now

hillybilly22

It might be worth a phone call to your local supermarket and explain to manager that T nolonger take coupons so you're looking to move your custom elsewhere for your £100 weekly shop. You're a potential new customer and he'll want to get you through the door! Ask if they'll accept the £5 waitrose/Farmfoods conditional spend. If the answer's yes take down their name incase you get a problem at the till. you might be able to boycott T AND use the conditional spends that are around.

I'd imagine some peeps are so hard up with no cash they'll have no choice but to shop at T's and use clubcard points they've ac[STRIKE][/STRIKE]quired during their couponing days. Another run of daily mail conditional spend T coupons would be hard to ignore.

From Monday Lidl are doing 4 cans of Branston beans for £1. Beans are going to feature heavily in my family meal planner from now on. Last week we had silverside for Sunday lunch, though half that joint is in the freezer so boycotting T for a few weeks may not be that difficult. Waitrose have launched a new cheap alternative basics range. Shame it's a 40 mile round trip for me to a decent sized waities.

I went to local T metro yesterday - to return £30 worth of clothes and ink (200 cc points for the ink, won't be needing the ink now will I?). cs guy asked for cc , presumably to snatch back the points. I said no sorry got different car today so no key fob - like I've got a fleet in the garage from which to choose! Checkout manager came over with the HO email to tell me about new policy. Stole her thunder as of course I already knew. I asked if it was indefinite and she said yes. Then again this is a store that didn't know anything about the national policy when I first produced my mocs and copy of policy at the checkout!

Looked round all the food on the kitchen table as we were tucking into lunch yesterday and realised that it all, right down to the salt and pepper had either been free of bought for a few pence. It was too good to last. Anyway, there's still a chance it will be back. It ain't over 'till the fat lady sings.