Non-coupon related Drivel Thread 5

BLUEWKD

Aesop wrote: »

ooh yes please. I haven't been watching any particular series. I watched upto where they were all going to be disbanded and hotstuff went to live on that island. Then he came back... and I think I stopped watching after that.

Ok, I'll do you series 8, so you have series 8 and 9 to watch:D The discs hold 3 episodes on each.:D

Aesop

omg an SA who smiles after coupons!

Aesop

BLUEWKD wrote: »

Ok, I'll do you series 8, so you have series 8 and 9 to watch:D The discs hold 3 episodes on each.:D

:kisses: :kisses: :A:A

Raven

I'm watching on +1 and recording it, and it starts again at 1am - are these later shows new episodes or repeats? Does anyone know?

BLUEWKD

Raven wrote: »

I'm watching on +1 and recording it, and it starts again at 1am - are these later shows new episodes or repeats? Does anyone know?

Repeats. But if you go onto the ordinary then you can watch the ones you missed at midnight so only an hour to wait:D

http://www.yourdiscovery.com/tv-schedule/?type=week&country_code=GB&channel_code=RTUK-ENG&time_slot=20

BLUEWKD

Aesop wrote: »

omg an SA who smiles after coupons!

She knows she is on telly;) My local Asda (ex netto) are very friendly and don't mind all my coupons or APG's. I just wish the staff worked in a bigger one.

Raven

Thanks Blue.

BLUEWKD

The comment that couponers have couponing in their dna reminds me of when we were young. I lived in Hull and there used to be a shop where my mother took coupons and they gave you the value of them. She put away all the money she got from coupons and spent it on treats/expensive stuff we wouldn't normally buy at christmas. Amazing what stuff you remember from being a kid and it shows you how long coupons have been going as that was in the 70's.

Aesop

BLUEWKD wrote: »

The comment that couponers have couponing in their dna reminds me of when we were young. I lived in Hull and there used to be a shop where my mother took coupons and they gave you the value of them. She put away all the money she got from coupons and spent it on treats/expensive stuff we wouldn't normally buy at christmas. Amazing what stuff you remember from being a kid and it shows you how long coupons have been going as that was in the 70's.

My sister used to live in Corby, coupon capital. That is where all the coupons used to be sent for processing. I remember my mum sitting and cutting out coupons from newspapers for anything! and I mean anything! and sending them to my sister. She treated them like cash, would take them to her local asda and they would give her cash value or deduct from food bill.

Aesop

Blue, think we are definitely related! :rotfl: