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Clipstrip_Bargains

nikkilala wrote: »

Nooooooooooo:oBut how can they charge you by the cherry, each one comes up a different weight? and surely they wouldnt count them out at the till:eek::eek::eek:

Don't they do this with all loose produce tho?

Saw this & thought of yoooooo:p
http://www.bhs.co.uk/mall/productpage.cfm/bhsstore/186386
only singles though:D

mymerrywidow

zippydooda wrote: »

yes and what a result i got in the post.
i han sent off 32 tokens from the andrex 1p toilet rolls, (click strip).
that got me in the post eight codes worth 80 points now doubled to 160 points. good return for 32p

i got mine sent back this morning, thats what reminded me.

Gemini_Jes

rebeccaj wrote: »

it's 7p each - try adding ten to a basket online and it comes up at 70p

nikkilala wrote: »

Nooooooooooo:oBut how can they charge you by the cherry, each one comes up a different weight? and surely they wouldnt count them out at the till:eek::eek::eek:

Something strange is happening...when I add 10 then price is 75p...should be 70p....:rotfl::rotfl: 20 comes to £1.50..

nikkilala_2

Clipstrip_Bargains wrote: »

Don't they do this with all loose produce tho?

Saw this & thought of yoooooo:p
http://www.bhs.co.uk/mall/productpage.cfm/bhsstore/186386
only singles though:D

Yes but they've never counted my cherries before!:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Don't show me anymore quilts and £30 is waaaayyyyyy to expensive;);) :rotfl:

nikkilala_2

Gemini_Jes wrote: »

Something strange is happening...when I add 10 then price is 75p...should be 70p....:rotfl::rotfl: 20 comes to £1.50..

If their's a glitch to be found with the cherries we'll find it;)If I add 25 cherries its £1,87 and should be £1.75

DODO_2

Miss_Laid wrote: »

Our dearest one is 50p or £2 for a season ticket, I do enjoy my "booties" and can often fit in 5-6 in a weekend

Sorry for dumb question but what kind of prices do they charge for stuff at car boot sale - I have kids books, puzzles, toys clothes etc but do no if it's worth car booting or not?

fudge2

nikkilala wrote: »

Fudge I have'nt a clue



It certainly is, they must be raking it in there:(

Beki88 wrote: »

Don't worry its possible I didn't explain properly as I think my post was late at night and I think I was half asleep. I will pass on that lens suggestion He has 3 lenses and two are broke so probably not get much for them, but he should be getting a little extra money for selling a phone he won for being the best customer service advisor (see they aren't all bad whoever it was that posted that ).


When I first got a beef joint from my butcher he told me to put half an inch of water in bottom of roasting thing but that wasn't a shoulder just a normal joint so may not help much sorry

nikkilala wrote: »

Actually fudge don't see why you can't cook it in a roasting tin with oil but it might be a bit "tough"

purdita wrote: »

Hi Fudge2

If you don't want it done in stock, then I would season it, wrap it loosely in foil, and just let it cook slowly in it's own juices.

BTW I've never heard of beef shoulder...lamb or pork yes...beef no!!

:T thanks for your help everyone, my mum just turned up out of the blue so asked her what to do :cool:, she's not a brilliant cook either though :cool:, may just pull it out shortly and get that tin foil wrapped round it, thanks everyone, i'll post pic later if it doesn't go horribly wrong

nikkilala_2

DODO wrote: »

Sorry for dumb question but what kind of prices do they charge for stuff at car boot sale - I have kids books, puzzles, toys clothes etc but do no if it's worth car booting or not?

That's really a how long is a bit of string question;)It varies on what they are, condition and who's willing to pay what. I always price everything a bit higher than I want and then take a lower price;) I always do well when I do one but it just depends on so many different things tbh:)

mymerrywidow

DODO wrote: »

Sorry for dumb question but what kind of prices do they charge for stuff at car boot sale - I have kids books, puzzles, toys clothes etc but do no if it's worth car booting or not?

clothes are normally 50p upwards. books 20p, toys depending on their size. large ones £5,smaller £2.50

kandfs_mam

Smart1e wrote: »

Think that was Bernie Winters with the enormous dog, does anybody remember this chap? I used to love him!

Aw, BOD! I used to love Bod.... my favourite bit was Alberto Frog and his amazing animal band where they all guessed what flavour of milk shake Alberto would have. lol. we were easily amused.