Tesco/Asda Pricechecker finds here (Thread 2)

Ocean007

Possible Deal (may be elsewhere on the thread)
Jacobs Creek Chardonnay £7.79/£5 = £5.58 dtd ie £2.21 cost

Possible new deal - keep an eye online:
Oyster Bay Sauvignon Blanc £9.49 (currently showing as product not available)/£5.48 = £8.01 dtd ie £1.48 cost

princesslou_2

Vagildi wrote: »

Thankyou for your answer. It is now clear he meant no offence. Nor did I.

Though as someone who has been the victim of such prejudice, I may be slightly blinkered in such matters.

Also I doubt many people would know that a Mr Cohen formed Tesco. So its not really ignorant is it?

I don't think the ignorance was in not knowing, I think it was assuming and insinuating someone was being a bigot. A quick check would have avoided you having to ask if they were "anti-semitic or something equally obnoxious". We are (generally) a friendly group and - although we have squabbles over silly things - nobody on here would put up with someone saying things like that if they were meant nastily or offensivly. .

spidystrider

Is anyone managing to get onto Asda. I wanted to check a few prices before I went to bed. No doubts they'll have changed on the items I am having delivered tomorrow!

barriejohn69

Vagildi wrote: »

Thankyou for your answer. It is now clear he meant no offence. Nor did I.

Though as someone who has been the victim of such prejudice, I may be slightly blinkered in such matters.

Also I doubt many people would know that a Mr Cohen formed Tesco. So its not really ignorant is it?

The 2 billion people who use google daily would know. The race/creed/religion card is used too often in society. And as shown, it is normally through lack of information.

simon31leeds

If the Oyster Bay gets confirmed, this is a beautiful Sauvignon Blanc - one of my favourites alongside Villa Maria (sadly no DTD on that though although it is £6.99 rather than about a tenner usually so I used my big normal shop voucher on 3 bottles of it last week :-)

Ocean007 wrote: »

Possible Deal (may be elsewhere on the thread)
Jacobs Creek Chardonnay £7.79/£5 = £5.58 dtd ie £2.21 cost

Possible new deal - keep an eye online:
Oyster Bay Sauvignon Blanc £9.49 (currently showing as product not available)/£5.48 = £8.01 dtd ie £1.48 cost

Shadow_Jam

ijustloveabargain wrote: »

would it be good if we could use the vouchers for diesel wooohoooo then it b free to get to tesco ha

if the petrol kiosk staff are gourmless enough, one probably could use a voucher.

(though I suppose we shouldn't try:

1. It's against the rules.
2. I wouldn't anticipate a good double difference coming from it.:D)

princesslou_2

...either someone is weeing in my back garden or it has started heavy raining . I dont want to check

aaarrrggghhh

princesslou wrote: »

...either someone is weeing in my back garden or it has started heavy raining . I dont want to check

I'll be done soon, gimme a minute's peace, will you?

stebiz

princesslou wrote: »

...either someone is weeing in my back garden or it has started heavy raining . I dont want to check

adammccance wrote: »

I'll be done soon, gimme a minute's peace, will you?

:rotfl::rotfl:

Put some new turf down yesterday. Could do with a bit of rain :j

Shadow_Jam

princesslou wrote: »

...either someone is weeing in my back garden or it has started heavy raining . I dont want to check

If it has been going on for any length of time it is unlikely to be someone weeing.:cool:

However, it is quite possible there are several of them at it, each taking the brief reprieve to quench their thirst on either lucozade or fruit shoots, thus recharging, so they are ready to go again.

Check in the morning and see if the flowers have died.