Tesco DISCUSSION, grabbits and misprices thread 11+

nikkilala_2

sorryaboutmywife wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Got a confession to make...
A few weeks ago I was there at the (daily) 90% off whoopsie scrum, except this night one man literally had taken everything. He wasn't even looking at what it was, just shoving it into his trolley. His erm, rather large build shall we say, made it impossible for anyone else to get near the chiller and SA with the reducing labeller. While he was grabbing yet more stuff I'm ashamed to say I nabbed one of his reduced ready meals out of his trolley. Naughty naughty me. Or maybe I was just helping him share the Tescos love:D

Nikkilala you have my full support!

:T:T:T:T:T:T

QPRanger wrote: »

I can picture her still in Costa watching for the price reductions surrounded by twenty empty coffee cups

Only had one, have you seen their prices!!!;)

CookieRaider

karen3112 wrote: »

I dont think the 'joking' part was there at first!

It was not i will give u that but 2 teenagers, 1 nine year old and a baby at 11month to deal with along with telling the mrs to get dressed and go to MrTs takes a bit of time gees a break kaz after all it was ur Thomas DTD that got her on the go along with the batteries for the wee mans B/day toys not to mention chrimbo :T
Almost forgot ( us guys so much to do and no time etc nice deal on the DTD ):D

French_Knickers

nikkilala wrote: »

Just back from the "stake out" and it was so worth it;) At the very last T's they reduced stuff to 2p & 4p, my last carrier bag of stuff came to 22p:T:T:T Also got 2 orchids for 50p each and tons of other stuff.
Mr Whoopsie from last night was not too pleased when I went in for the kill on the whoopsie shelves, saw him circling but kept my cool until the last minute, saw the SA approach with her reducing machine BAM I was there, by the look on his face he does'nt usually have any competition:rotfl::rotfl:But he did tonight.

Sweeeeet!!!!

karen3112

darroch10 wrote: »

It was not i will give u that but 2 teenagers, 1 nine year old and a baby at 11month to deal with along with telling the mrs to get dressed and go to MrTs takes a bit of time gees a break kaz after all it was ur Thomas DTD that got her on the go along with the batteries for the wee mans B/day toys not to mention chrimbo :T
Almost forgot ( us guys so much to do and no time etc nice deal on the DTD ):D

Its ok, good luck with your T run

caz2703

French_Knickers wrote: »

It looks fancy but is actually incorrect. :rotfl:

The OP paid 70 quid in hard cash and was given back 108 so 38 quid to take them away. Easy.

It looks fancy and it is correct :rotfl:

Calculation was done per bed so as not to confuse even further.

karen3112

nikkilala wrote: »

Mr Whoopsie from last night was not too pleased when I went in for the kill on the whoopsie shelves, saw him circling but kept my cool until the last minute, saw the SA approach with her reducing machine BAM I was there, by the look on his face he does'nt usually have any competition:rotfl::rotfl:But he did tonight.

BAM - you were there, that had me proper laughing!!

Love it!! In your face Mr Whoopsie!! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

nikkilala_2

And forgot to mention, whilst I was out my DS and his friends made a table decoration out of some of the smartie tubes for his 18th, will post a picture tomorrow it looks really good;)

reformedEffortmaker

nikkilala wrote: »

........saw the SA approach with her reducing machine BAM I was there, by the look on his face he does'nt usually have any competition:rotfl::rotfl:But he did tonight.

:rotfl::rotfl:you sound like an SAS assasin about to go in for the kill.

What on earth must Tesco management team think of us??:p

nahteb20

I can confirm that the duracell batteries glitch is working i just bought 16 packets working out basically as insead of BOGOF its buy one get 3 free!! whoop whoop thats my kids toys and cameras sorted for us this christmas. Thank you to OP who found it.

HappyChappy84

French_Knickers wrote: »

I also found a nice big 5 litre bottle of cooking oil for £5 (not laid out on the shelf but up on the top of the shelves). Not a glitch but at a £1 per litre its a cheap way of refreshing the deep fat fryer for those lovely home made chips!

Or for pouring in the diesel tank of your car.