Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 5

emmliss

Well I've been sat here for twelve hours with my coat on shoes on I must submit to the fact I'm not going to tescos today and take them off

dipsy

Hi someone mentioned about changing times on receipt if it doesn't come back, I have one from the 17/4 still processing.... so say it was 15:10 if I change to 03:10 would that work.... I don't really know why it says still processing all items were DTD items and also on another shop that came back fine... any ideas anyone?

many thanks

Siemo

Off the top of my head - We're going on a bear hunt, Tiger who came to tea, Very hungry caterpillar, Elmer stories, Pants by Giles Andrea (AKA purple ronnie) - my 3.5 yr old thinks it's hilarious! Julia Donaldson is a must, her stories are fabulous. And generally I think you usually can't go wrong with publishers Walker Books.

I think I might go to bed, having waited for my vouchers all day really need to get a life lol...........

Jodie+Matt

brindles01 wrote: »

Why not join the local library and take the little one there to look at and possibly choose their own books?

Our local library has closed! Now the nearest one is 13 miles away

ladyinneed

ashe wrote: »

not a fan of it myself, but it was free so cant complain haha! And no, wouldnt waste it cleaning my teeth...too expensive...compared to Arm & Hammer

I'd clean my teeth with it, put it in my tea, coffee and cornflakes if I thought I'd get away with it.

Lisaberry

Jodie+Matt wrote: »

can anybody reccommend any 'nice' bedtime stories for a (nearly) 3 year old? made the mistake of reading a book to my DD tonight before reading it to myself and it was abit upsetting (the animals got eaten by a fox, the end!). my mum had given me a load of my old story books from out of the attic and tbh most of them are abit unpleasant!

if anyone can reccommend any i will see if they sell them in my local extra and throw the odd one in with a few pofitable items (or a toothbrush ). if not i will search for them online.

so sorry for the off topic post, but i suppose there is dtd thrown in there too lol

How about Aliens love underpants? I got that one from Tesco's It's one that rhymes (I dont even need the book anymore I know it off by heart) Also the 'Boris' books (with the furry puppet on the front) go down well.

FloFlo

emmliss wrote: »

Well I've been sat here for twelve hours with my coat on shoes on I must submit to the fact I'm not going to tescos today and take them off

Lightweight!:rotfl::rotfl:

Kentsavings

Jodie+Matt wrote: »

can anybody reccommend any 'nice' bedtime stories for a (nearly) 3 year old? made the mistake of reading a book to my DD tonight before reading it to myself and it was abit upsetting (the animals got eaten by a fox, the end!). my mum had given me a load of my old story books from out of the attic and tbh most of them are abit unpleasant!

if anyone can reccommend any i will see if they sell them in my local extra and throw the odd one in with a few pofitable items (or a toothbrush ). if not i will search for them online.

so sorry for the off topic post, but i suppose there is dtd thrown in there too lol

Monkey puzzle by Julia Donaldson (same author as the grufallo but thats a bit scary)
we're going on a bear hunt -sorry dont know the author
the very hungly catterpillar - eric someone (dont know the surname sorry)

all available at amazon, not sure about T

tytesco

simone10 wrote: »

No vouchers still haven't shown up

I got mine mid afternoon:D and the vouchers too!;)

Lifesaboxofchocs

Jodie+Matt wrote: »

Yes it was Chicken Licken!!! She loved all the names and laughed saying 'he's coming now' then all of a sudden it ends with them all being eaten..

I knew it - my kids hate that one too, its been recycled now. They liked the rhyming stories so I switched to Hairy Maclary (from Donaldson's Dairy ). :rotfl:

I must get a life instead of hanging around DTD forums and email boxes.