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

bulgariafairy

Chantalle wrote: »

Stop referring to yourself in the third person.

It sounds so egotistical.

take it you're not a regular on there then! leave him alone, he always talks like that, and muchly cheers us up while doing so!

COUPON_GIRL

Coupon-mad wrote: »

Sorry hun, all of it went, plus 2 pizzas, in the regular feeding of the [STRIKE]five thousand[/STRIKE] six in our household. Maybe another time, hun, the more the merrier!

I have to say it was much nicer than Tesco pork and FWIW to the doubters, I have always said that Waitrose are often LESS expensive for basics, than Tesco were*. Waitys special offers have always been a bit better and they price-match many items to Tesco/Sainsburys. You just have to look a bit harder and ignore the posh stuff.




* hark at me, referring to Tesco in the past tense, lol! :rotfl:

Totally agree C-M, tonight we had beef stroganoff, got the beef from the Waitrose essential range, I reckon it was as good as Tesco finest, and loads cheaper! I also bought all the ingredients for Cantonese Pork stir fry and a roast chicken dinner. Got a few essentials and a bottle of wine, and with my 3 coupon limit and my 5 off a 30 conditional spend, my shopping only cost 16 quid. So long Tesco!!!!!!

COUPON_GIRL

Chantalle wrote: »

Stop referring to yourself in the third person.

It sounds so egotistical.

"It is better to say nothing and be thought a fool, than to speak out and remove all doubt"

As far as i'm concerned Mad can refer to himself in the 3rd, 4th, 5th or 98th person. I am just glad he posts, he makes us all laugh and is a valued and much loved member of this forum.

Thrifty_Sister

Chantalle wrote: »

Stop referring to yourself in the third person.

It sounds so egotistical.

It would be so much more in the spirit of the board if you could say something nice, helpful, useful etc or even amusing. Which is what Mad does :beer::beer::beer:

If you can't you could just keep yourself to yourself or s*d off. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

babyj3

tescoisace wrote: »

OHhhhh chantalle.............just you wait till coupon tilly reads this. :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

:eek::rotfl:go on Tilly :cool:stand by your man:D

Tescolover_2

Originally Posted by Chantalle
Stop referring to yourself in the third person.

It sounds so egotistical.

If you can't say something nice, say nothing at all!!!

madmuppet5

Chantalle wrote: »

Stop referring to yourself in the third person.

It sounds so egotistical.

Shutup ya daft mare and gimme a coupon:D

madmuppet5

gill377 wrote: »

hey leave our mad alone,:mad: we love the way he post, he keeps us happy and makes us laugh, dont you take any notice of chantalle mad we love you,:heartsmil

Mad loves you and pink too

:blushing:

judy2357

startedsaving wrote: »

Ever since I first discovered this forum, and couponning etc, it seemed obvious that one of these days, sooner or later, it would all come to an end. IMHO I think its the gangs using masses of coupons that have stirred it all up. However, even before that, we constantly had the so-called coupon police constantly on at everyone not to do this or that which they percieved would compromise coupon usage - a total waste of time, as its really up to everyone individually what they do. Using so called 'no-no' coupons, going back around, splitting shopping - why is this more likely to end things than constantly getting onto Customer Services asking for emails re the policy or complaining if coupons weren't taken? In the days of R&R, the ones who 'thrashed' it were regarded as heros (until that all crashed as well), and similarly the one or two posters who had endless health & beauty leaflets, and boasted non-stop about it - they probably contributed to that coming to an end as well. The moral of the story seems to be grab it while you can...

Lets agree to disagree on the point you raised re the coupon police as most of the posters on here didnt want to lose the advantages of this policy through it being abused and therefore posted warnings against anything they perceived as aiding the downfall of the policy and Im sure they did so with the very best of intentions.

However I am definitely with you on the point of complaining to customer services and emailing everywhere possible regarding coupons that werent taken. This must have been highly annoying for them and very tedious on opening their emails and be bombarded by people complaining. In effect this kept bringing the subject to their attention which probably contributed to bring down the policy.

madmuppet5

swannee_D wrote: »

Hi chantelle, for tea tonight swan had Asda ribeye steak (was £8 reduced to £4.50 on whoopsee) and wedges...very nice too thanks for asking...:rotfl::rotfl:

hahahahaha flmao :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:


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