Non-coupon related Drivel Thread 7

Genmod55

:rotfl:

Dr.Who-Who wrote: »

@ Genmod... you are welcome just don't you go hiding again!!!

Thanks Doc, will try not too!

It's been raining here all day, the man laying my patio gave up about an hour ago and went home. The electrician also came earlier to install lights in the patio but he just sat in his car for ages and then went home! Isn't it ironic that ever since they announced the hosepipe ban, it hasn't stopped raining!:rotfl:

tony98

Dr.Who-Who wrote: »

1 x KNORR 8 FISH STOCK CUBES 80G £ 1.39 £ 1.00
1 x CADBURY MINI FINGERS SNACKBITES 125G £ 1.79 £ 1.00
2 x WALKERS BAKED SOUR CREAM CHIVE6PK £ 3.00 * £ 2.00
2 x KELLOGGS RICE KRISPIE SQUARES 4 X 28G £ 3.98 £ 2.00
1 x PG TIPS PYRAMID 240 TEABAGS 750G £ 5.99 £ 4.00
2 x WOLF BLASS RED LABEL CHARD SEMILLON 75CL £ 15.98 £ 10.00
2 x WOLF BLASS RED LABEL SHIRAZCAB SAUV 75CL £ 15.98 N/A:eek::eek:

its going back:D:D MS said compare but T said no:eek:


http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/#/tesco-price-comparison/red_wine/wolf_blass_red_label_shiraz_cabernet_sauvignon_750ml.html

thanks for info. On looking at Asda website only has red label white and no sign of red

tony98

My price check using coupons was-

1 x MCCAIN HOME CHIPS 1.8KG£ 2.80£ 2.00 2 x GOODFELLA'S DEEPPAN BAKED PEPPERONI 419G£ 4.00 *£ 2.00 2 x GOODFELLA'S DEEPPAN BAKED MEAT FEAST 414G£ 4.00 *£ 2.00 1 x PILGRIMS CHOICE MATURE 350G£ 4.39£ 2.00

m4rtin

Dr.Who-Who wrote: »

You not working today Jeff? or are you skiving like me:D:D:D Friday is always my slack day. So doing comps more than doing office work:rotfl:

And sending pressies :kisses::kisses: As always Doc many thanks :A:A:A

m4rtin

bullshot wrote: »

Thanks IS
I've never heard of these before...checked out the Duracell site and Procell is not listed as one of their products....
Ooops found them now for sale on other sites....£3.31 delivered on Amazon....so great deal at £1.98

EBuyer are great bully, can't recommend enough, always get my techie stuff from them :cool:

Part_Mouse

Red

Iv'e been down that route to, wasn't much help im afraid, my housing assoc said they would sort the probs out but I would need to move. It went backwards and forwards for awhile and still no move.

Glad to hear people power worked for you.

FT

HA are such a pain arn't they, is your place damp or anything?

fungaltendancy

bullshot wrote: »

Thanks IS
I've never heard of these before...checked out the Duracell site and Procell is not listed as one of their products....
Ooops found them now for sale on other sites....£3.31 delivered on Amazon....so great deal at £1.98

Procells are le-git they are just the professional grade version.Use them all the time at work and home.They actually last longer than regularduracells.Not as mad a discount as it sounds either because with trade discount i can usually pick them up for £2.30 a box!
Well worth picking up,annoyingly we just bought 100 at £2 odd a box

fungaltendancy

Part_Mouse wrote: »

Red

Iv'e been down that route to, wasn't much help im afraid, my housing assoc said they would sort the probs out but I would need to move. It went backwards and forwards for awhile and still no move.

Glad to hear people power worked for you.

FT

HA are such a pain arn't they, is your place damp or anything?

Luckily not damp(unless you count the water peeing through the ceiling from our neighbour:rotfl:),although my mum has had ridiculous problems with that since she got her place 18 years ago.And it was a new build!!
The HA in charge of our block keeps trying to charge us for things that they have had done even though we only just paid for a renovation and things like £100 bills for 3 months comunal electric(in the stair) and other such things.WE seem to be on the phone to them once a month at the moment trying to work out what the hell they are doing.I'm just thankful their not responsible for anything inside the flat i don't know how i would cope if I had to rely on them if our boiler broke down or that.

Part_Mouse

FT what a nightmare, I hope it gets easier for you. Unfortunatly there responsible for the stuff in my flat, never in all the places I have lived have a I had a rad go wrong as many times as I have here.

adoreholidays

Dr.Who-Who wrote: »

or you can try co-op or marky & sparky or post office currency. Or better still get Caxtonfx cash card - you can top up the dosh either £££ or Euro or US currency.

I have Caxton fx card & I don't carry lots of cash with me when I travel.

http://www.caxtonfx.com/currency-cards/

Thanks for link Doc people keep mentioning these pre-paid cards but not very sure how they work tried to look at thread on MSE yesterday but some of the links didn't tell you what the rates were although said competative didn't actually state
so cldn't compare. They mention the FairFX one as top rate wise but you pay $2 withdrawl fee where as your one free outside UK. How easy do you find these to use load etc.

Looks like Thomas Exchange Global all London branches but rates great for dollar okay if can get there.

TEG $1.6050
P/O $1.5710
M&S $1.5691

Maybe interested in card option also Doc as no safe in room :beer:

We also have the Halifax Clarity card so any excess spending we haven't budgeted ie impulse buying can go on that as the best credit card to use abroad just as long as make sure clear balance when we get home lol