Tesco Discussion Chats & Grabbits Elite 11+

Shortfatscotsbloke

Smart1e wrote: »

Your post has just inspired me to drop them an email to compliment their service about my complaint last week, 1 bag rubbish doughnuts at 65p - money card for £5 in post today!

Finger's crossed!!:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Good girl.. Tesco is fab as there are so many ways that we can take advantage!

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

20 minutes in all I've managed to do is unpack the ingredients, open a bottle of wine and line the cake tin. Who would have thought that lining a cake tin would be such a challenge?

Now HC, is the wine for you or the cake

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy

bubbs wrote: »

Ive only just found this thread tonight and my you have made me laugh!! :T:Tbut boy oh boy you lot can natter!! :rotfl::rotfl:ive never found any 1p things and got a golden ticket dtd once

Welcome bubbs, I don't post as often as I would like (I blame it on the kids), however, welcome on behalf of the elite 11+.

Smart1e

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

Good girl.. Tesco is fab as there are so many ways that we can take advantage!

I'm hoping they take my gushing compliments in the genuine way they were intended, their service was most excellent!!! In a Bill and Ted not sarcastic at all way lol!!!



I may email them some more in the future...

bubbs

thanks dopey, i will pop in and out ......well will have to be here all the time when im not at work else will never catch up!

purdita

bubbs wrote: »

Ive only just found this thread tonight and my you have made me laugh!! :T:Tbut boy oh boy you lot can natter!! :rotfl::rotfl:ive never found any 1p things and got a golden ticket dtd once

You will....and once you find one it's like an addiction!!

BTW...noticed your signature. What's a sealed pot challenge. Is it a moneybox you can't open or something like that and you have a certain amount you want to save?

freddies_flyers_two

madmuppet5 wrote: »

Anyone use this store?

http://www.findur.net/uk/tesco-yiewsley-opening-times-5852

Thimk we've all been there at one time or other!!;)

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy wrote: »

I'm gonna down a bottle of two from my naked wine order (thanks OP). I have to admit the wine is not the best but after the first bottle, don't think I will care what it tastes like :rotfl:
:beer:

Which wine did you get, I went for 2 types of Rose but haven't tried them yet!

tricia89 wrote: »

evening everyone
yay moving t gorgeous new flat soon woop
downside- need new dinnerware, kettle, toaster, hover, microwave, home hone etc etc etc and on a very tight budget does anyone have any ideas the best place to gt deals on stuff like this? ( i don't have bank card so cant be on-line) any help much appreciated x

Tesco of course!!:rotfl: Was it you living in the really cold flat? When did you find out u were moving? Bet your over the moon:T

HappyChappy84

There's a word in these instructions that I don't understand. "generously":rotfl:

HappyChappy84

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy wrote: »

Now HC, is the wine for you or the cake

Me!!!!!:beer::beer:

lutzi1

freddies_flyers_two wrote: »

Have always got flights on release but normally go away May/June. Going to Majorca, Camp de Mar & S'illot this year 10 days for 4 of us £800 inc car hire. Couldn't book for Dsd as she doesn't know her A'level exam timetable yet but if she wants to come it will her flights will be nearly half that:eek:
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That sounds like good value. We had the dreaded A levels to cope with last year, it really makes planning ahead difficult. When I booked our flights for summer this year, I asked DD if she wanted to accompany us, but she didn't know if she and BF were doing something. Now, guess what - they want to come with us and current price for our flights is more than double what I paid for us. So I'm keeping a close eye out and banking on the fact they'll drop a bit again when it gets a bit closer. Either that or I'll have to put the loyalty points from our bank cards towards them to get the cost down a bit.