Tesco DISCUSSION, grabbits and misprices thread 11+

nikkilala_2

west_is_best wrote: »

Thank you, this is what I wanted to know...

Ive bought so many knives in my lifetime only to find that their not sharp and end up being stuck in the cupboard for the rest of their lives :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

The knives that are in a block that were on the kitchen glitch a while back that were supposed to be £60 odd are fantastic if they ever glitch again;) They are in a lay down block and fit perfectly in my kitchen drawer

mrs-moneypenny

for the person who wanted the barcodes for the socks i did a search but not as quick as nikkilala, posted on here by locarr

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Originally Posted by locarr

Some info here..hth
men's feel fresh cotton rich socks 5 pair pack mixture of stripy & plain in navy red and grey colours B/C 5 02319 852684

best grandad socks B/C 5 052320 380121

World Cup Collection - Rugby World Cup 2011

Mens Cotton Rich Casual Socks - 3 pairs

Barcode 5 052320 720330 Price on socks £8 - scans at £1

3 pairs of red, white & black striped socks. Come in different shoe sizes but all scan at £1

look out for AW-11 (Autumn/winter) and SS-11 (Spring/summer
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mymerrywidow

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Congratulations MARTIN LEWIS on getting 100,000 signatures for you petition. Well done

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robstersgirl

mymerrywidow wrote: »

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Congratulations martin lewis on getting 100,000 signatures for you petition. Well done
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Ooh when can I start teaching glitching economics ??

mrs-moneypenny

thanks for posing the link id never have gt back far enough to find the op, ive thanked her as well:T

well done to Martin on geting the amount of sigs needed

robstersgirl

mrs-moneypenny wrote: »

thanks for posing the link id never have gt back far enough to find the op, ive thanked her as well:T

well done to Martin on geting the amount of sigs needed

Tell me about it, this thread moves quicker than me on a chocolate glitch. :rotfl:
I always find it easier to just google what I'm looking for followed by Mse than trawl the thread

scamps1966

Sorry to be a bit daft, but what was the petition for and about?

motherbear

locarr wrote: »

might be because it's a Scottish store, they have different pricing for some reason...

I got the 4p jeans from a Scottish store today
HTH

only_mee

scamps1966 wrote: »

Sorry to be a bit daft, but what was the petition for and about?

http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/8903

Make financial education a compulsory part of the school curriculum

Responsible department: Department for Education

It's a national disgrace that in the 20 years since introducing student loans, we’ve educated our youth into debt when they go to university, but never about debt. We're a financially illiterate nation, with millions caught by misselling, overborrowing and being ripped off. Is it any surprise we’ve just had a debt imbued financial crisis. This must change. Companies spend billions on marketing and teaching their staff to sell – it's time we got buyers' training. The most cost effective way to start is to ensure every child in the country gets a basic understanding of personal finance & consumer rights before leaving school. This isn’t a large resource requirement. Some schools already do it, but the majority don’t and that needs to end. Unless it's compulsory, head teachers can’t prioritise for it. 97% of people support this, yet no one will take up the baton. We have one of the world’s most complex consumer economies; it's time our children were taught how to thrive and survive in it.

scamps1966

only_mee wrote: »

http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/8903

Bu**er me, I didn't know about this. Just signed. :money: