The UltimateGuide to Penny Pinching

PixieDust

It generally is....he seemed very discerning about what he took and what he left alone.

pink_lady08

i thought the couples wedding was lovely and they did show you dont have to spend ££££s and still have the wedding you want. the food did look nice.

Not keen on the roadkill thing...but each to their own

The coupon lady, thought that was ace....bet tesco dread her coming in lol. I did think she should have donated the £15 she spent on the lunch provisions, seeing as she didnt actually pay for the lunch she had...

oldtractor

I enjoyed the programme and thought the young couple with the little boy were lovely.I liked the wedding too,weddings have got out of control,this was a good one. Where does that woman get the vouchers from?

Lippycow

I could not believe the Road Kill Man had a Seagull in his freezer...can just imagine my OH saying what's for tea love and me replying Seagull and chips lol

Murtle

Lippycow wrote: »

I could not believe the Road Kill Man had a Seagull in his freezer...can just imagine my OH saying what's for tea love and me replying Seagull and chips lol

you could say fish and chips...and when asked where the fish is say that the seagull ate it :rotfl:

PixieDust

Did he live by the sea? 'cos if he didn't, it'd be like eating feral pigeon (aka the rats of the skies)

pixiedust09

I enjoyed the programme too. The couple with the little boy were my favourites. Interesting to see the wedding couple, we did our wedding for £1100:D, like a another post said we also have a cake maker and florist in the family, a friend did the photo's, and I designed my own dress which a local dressmaker made, I even designed my own wedding ring which was made by a local lady. Not sure I could eat squirrel, but have been tempted many a time to pick up a phesant from the road.:)

Lippycow

The thing with road kill is that unless you know how long it's been there the flies might have laid eggs inside it, if it's laid there a for a while.

SailorSam

I couldn't understand why the roadkill guy kept all the dead animals in his freezer complete with feathers/fur on. That's like storing things in lots of wasteful packaging. It would have made more sence to strip them down to just the meat so that he could fit more in his freezer.

Murtle

SailorSam wrote: »

I couldn't understand why the roadkill guy kept all the dead animals in his freezer complete with feathers/fur on. That's like storing things in lots of wasteful packaging. It would have made more sence to strip them down to just the meat so that he could fit more in his freezer.

Maybe it was the feathers that were worth so much money