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Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 4

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  • Good evening :cool2:
    Stand Up For What You Believe In, Even If It Means Standing Alone
  • stebiz
    stebiz Posts: 6,592 Forumite
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    Yes! Thanks for asking. Wasn't nearly as bad as I thought - just feels very odd having a huge gap at the back of my mouth where once was a tooth. Hasn't stopped bleeding yet, ten hours later. Having to have the same one out on the other side too, next month :eek:.

    The dentist has diagnosed me with bruxism, which is teeth grinding, typically in the night. It's wearing away the enamel at an alarming rate so I'm also having a 'night guard' moulded. I'll look like a rugby player in full flow when I pull on my night cap soon.

    Oh, and the receipt I mentioned yesterday is still 'processing' ;)

    I had that a couple of years ago. Similar thing. The dentist gave me a plug to jam into my gap (bit like a filter on a ciggie). Only realised about 8 hours later what it was for, after it hadn't stopped bleeding. Soon stopped. I don't know if I was the fool for not trying it or him for putting it in a clear bag and not telling me what to do with it. :rotfl:

    Anyway sorry peeps, back on topic. Wow. Just about caught up with the posts. Been off the forum on the spreadsheet for a while. The whips are cracking. So many changes tonight. :T
    Ask me no questions, and I'll tell you no lies
  • mharzuk
    mharzuk Posts: 1,232 Forumite
    Yes! Thanks for asking. Wasn't nearly as bad as I thought - just feels very odd having a huge gap at the back of my mouth where once was a tooth. Hasn't stopped bleeding yet, ten hours later. Having to have the same one out on the other side too, next month :eek:.

    The dentist has diagnosed me with bruxism, which is teeth grinding, typically in the night. It's wearing away the enamel at an alarming rate so I'm also having a 'night guard' moulded. I'll look like a rugby player in full flow when I pull on my night cap soon.

    Oh, and the receipt I mentioned yesterday is still 'processing' ;)

    Running the risk of getting told off for being OT I used to grind my teeth and got a gum guard from the dentist. I was told to use it for a week then try to do without because its a habbit that just needs to be broken. It worked and I've never needed it again after that first week:T.
    Good luck
    Couldn't think of anything witty to say so just keeping the space until I can :(
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  • Caseymoo
    Caseymoo Posts: 263 Forumite
    tazmac25 wrote: »
    and these are also scanning at 1p???? is that right ? if so what size
    Thanks in advance

    They are in the shed and too cold to go out, They are just the size of a standard tin, make sure they are organic ones, they look the same as the normal ones and are sometimes hidden at the back but are an EXTREMELY good buy, they are sooo tasty :) HTH
    Sealed Pot challenge aiming for £400 by Christmas
    NSD's 4/10 in January
    Grocery Challenge £78/£240 for the next 8 weeks
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  • stebiz
    stebiz Posts: 6,592 Forumite
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    Good evening :cool2:

    Oh dear. Why do a feel a row coming on :eek:;):rotfl:
    Ask me no questions, and I'll tell you no lies
  • sillymeeee
    sillymeeee Posts: 285 Forumite
    tazmac25 wrote: »
    and these are also scanning at 1p???? is that right ? if so what size
    Thanks in advance

    The tinned Napolina Organic chopped tomatoes 400g barcode 5000184371823 scanned at 1p
  • babyfo
    babyfo Posts: 145 Forumite
    crystal9 wrote: »
    sorry to quote myself but think my post got lost because of speed this thread goes lol. can anyone help me please :cool:

    Yes this is the one worked for me!
  • Caseymoo
    Caseymoo Posts: 263 Forumite
    stebiz wrote: »
    We should write a book between us all after all this has finished :rotfl:

    How to Successfully Rip Off Tesco's

    Sorry I mean how to become a savvy shopper :rotfl:
    Sealed Pot challenge aiming for £400 by Christmas
    NSD's 4/10 in January
    Grocery Challenge £78/£240 for the next 8 weeks
    Fuel Challenge £40/£320 for the next 8 weeks
  • stebiz wrote: »
    Oh dear. Why do a feel a row coming on :eek:;):rotfl:

    :rotfl:Oh how i missed the old R+R thread - So pleased to see yet more mayhem caused by Tesco on MSE :cool2:
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  • Another potential deal although I'm sure i've seen it before and I am now wondering why it isn't on the SS?

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    Vanish Oxi Action Multi Stain Remover Powder (1Kg)


    T - £8.32
    A - £4.00
    DTD - £8.64
    Net Cost - -£0.32
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