Tesco Discussion chat & grabbits eleven PLUS

bensonsmum

CELEBRATE it was lovely to see you back again, pleased to hear your getting sorted:j:j

That bar of CDM i just got out of the car has gone!! and there is only me in the room, reckon i must have fairies as im sure that i couldn't have eaten all of it to myself;););)

artha

zippydooda wrote: »

artha wrote: »

think ill go into lurkdom now, qpr can tell the rest off the girls in the morning. when i last took my wife to footy she was shouting penalty when incident was on half way line. that was bad enough but it was our player that tripped theirs:rotfl: all in jest ladies it is the night shift.

Don't know what's going on here, now you are quoting yourself as the author of my post:rotfl::rotfl: Sorry but you are definitely now going to have to explain the offside rule:) That and ensuing discussion should take us up to a new thread:rotfl:

EDit: something weird going on here. I am now the author of your post

cosmic-dust

Do you do the Asda price check also? Noticed this:

£12.00 @Asda
£5.50 @Tesco

APennysaved_2

Just noticed the chip coupon from the Scottish Sun only runs till Sunday. My mr M's had no homestyle chips before 5pm already and local T nothing by 6...but then, Glaswegians dO love their chips! Hoping to get some tomorrow to go with the whoopsied rump steak I got tonight, or at least by Sunday!

French_Knickers

artha wrote: »

French_Knickers wrote: »

Nope, sorry you are incorrect.

Getting DTD isn't a deception. You are merely exploiting Tescos generous remuneration policy for overcharges. No crime there. Whether you know or not is irrelevant.
The clear test then of this logic is to get a deliberate DTD, go to CS, say I've been overcharged but I knew I would be and I would like DTD as it's your policy, probably get refused, phone HO and see what they say?.;);) Ducks behind sofa:cool:

Irrelevant! Tesco deciding not to abide by their policy because you knew does NOT make it a deception! Perhaps in that disscussion you could ask head office where in their terms and conditions it states you have to be unaware of the overcharge!

tazmac25

Hi celebrate
Good to see you back
And hope you are getting anything and everything sorted xxxx
Missed seeing your posts
Xxx

scamps1966

sunshinestar101 wrote: »

That's the one. Thankyou.:A

blondynurse

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

It might sound all nice and christmassy, but when you're snowed in for 2, 3 months solid it really does get to you. You have to turn off the main lane and go down a little lane to mums house. Sometimes the farmer further down will clear the main lane, and he did a couple of times last year. Mum tried to dig out the little lane and slipped and hurt her shoulder and she's been suffering all year because of it. Now she's been told she has to have an operation to fix the damage. There is only really so much stocking up mum can do, she has plenty of central heating oil and firewood but things like fresh milk and bread is the problem. Sis has a chest freezer in the shed so plenty of frozen stuff.

If you still like the sound of being snowed in mum has the house up for sale.;);)

what a shame for your mum, when i was growing up we would be snowed in for 3 months, the bbc used to come everyday in a helicopter to film the snow and used to drop fresh bread and milk off for us, and sometimes a mars bar. we used to ski off the roofs of the houses as if it was a normal occurence!

artha

frequent wrote: »

artha wrote: »

Kids in bed ?

Away fans to Posh Spice aka Slippy Vicky " does she take it, does she take it, does she take it up the a###, does she take it up the a###.

DB, offside.

Ducks behind sofa, into basement, battens down the hatches.

You'll be getting the night shift into trouble;)

cosmic-dust

£3.00 @Asda
£5.68 @Tesco


£1.50 @Asda
£2.88 @Tesco


£1.00 @Asda
£1.99 @Tesco


£1.00 @Asda
£2.09 @Tesco


£15.00 @Asda
£29.99 @Tesco


£2.00 @Asda
£4.00 @Tesco