Non-coupon related Drivel Thread 7

myrtleturtle

you'll be fine, but pm if you need/want too:D

adoreholidays wrote: »

Im OK thanks for asking but not looking forward to Tuesday:A

myrtleturtle

crisp n dry promo/competition, instant win

you will need to buy a 1L or 2L promo bottle of crisp n dry
(1L is £1.20 in T) codes on label

main prize £10,000
other prize here
http://www.crispndrycelebration.co.uk/prize-details

up side is if the code is a loser you get a coupon off next purchase 25p for 1L & 50p for 2L.(print 3)

competition/code entry page
http://www.crispndrycelebration.co.uk/enter-a-code

terms
http://www.crispndrycelebration.co.uk/terms-and-conditions

1. Please retain your promotional label including code as it will be required as proof of purchase for winners and without this the claim is not valid.
2. The promotion runs from 21/5/2012. If you receive a promotional bottle prior to this time, please hold onto your code until the whole micro-site is live. Closing date for receipt of all entries is 11.59pm GMT on 22.12.12. Any entries received after this time will not be included.
3. The 5,001 prizes to be won. 1x £10,000 as cheque in the name of the prize winner. 5,000 Best of British Cookware classics: 1,500 Pro Cook Gourmet frying pan, 1,000 Pro Cook over to table dishes, 1,000 John Lewis portable barbecues, 250 Swan Party Wok sets, 250 Denby griddle pans, 250 Kenwood hand mixers, 250 Crosslee Hostess warming trays, 250 Morphy Richards Professional Fryers, 250 Morphy Richards Induction Hobs. We reserve the right to substitute prize items for similar models if the prize featured is out of stock at time of prize claim. Winners will be notified immediately via the web site and via email to e-address provided by the entrant.
4. In addition there are 2,657,360 gifts of 25p and 50p off coupons to every entrant who enters a valid code. Coupons are only redeemable at participating retailers.

Aesop

adoreholidays wrote: »

Im OK thanks for asking but not looking forward to Tuesday:A

what's happening Tuesday? not read through

Aesop

myrtleturtle wrote: »

A
how are you?
bet your enjoying the weekend break from work.

am ill and was still working from home yesterday morning.

and now decluttering, took 5 bags to charity shop and trying to muster strength to finish rest of cupboard.

chattmum

Hi all, well has taken me most of the day between cooking creaming and icing but just finished. Now just need to keep OH and the kids off it til the party tomorrow.

Please join me in a little naughty afternoon virtual cakes.



It vic sponge with butter cream and asda rtc jam inside then iced. Am quite pleased as looks even better in colour then the tria white one last week.

Now just to clean up the kitchen mess.

fungaltendancy

chattmum wrote: »

Hi all, well has taken me most of the day between cooking creaming and icing but just finished. Now just need to keep OH and the kids off it til the party tomorrow.

Please join me in a little naughty afternoon virtual cakes.



It vic sponge with butter cream and asda rtc jam inside then iced. Am quite pleased as looks even better in colour then the tria white one last week.

Now just to clean up the kitchen mess.

Well done CM that looks brilliant:T:T:T

Best_price

This looks amazing. Hope you all have a great day tomorrow:):)

chattmum wrote: »

Hi all, well has taken me most of the day between cooking creaming and icing but just finished. Now just need to keep OH and the kids off it til the party tomorrow.

Please join me in a little naughty afternoon virtual cakes.



It vic sponge with butter cream and asda rtc jam inside then iced. Am quite pleased as looks even better in colour then the tria white one last week.

Now just to clean up the kitchen mess.

Best_price

Aesop wrote: »

am ill and was still working from home yesterday morning.

and now decluttering, took 5 bags to charity shop and trying to muster strength to finish rest of cupboard.

Awwww. Hope you feel better soon. I need to do some major decluttering as well

bullshot

What time shall I be there for a slice of cake CM?
Well done , it looks lovely.....dare I say it.......what a star!!!!

Back from T's ....saw the price drop leaflet had £1 of pork joints..the only ones in the chillers were gi-normous cheapest was £11.20, far to big for this household( 2 of us)...asked at meat counter, they had pork loin on half price promo, SA cut me a lovely one for £5.15( would have been £10.30), and used the moc....it didn't scan but supervisor said it was fine to use it as the moc just says pork joint and did not specify cannot be used with produce from meat counter....so a better cut of meat for £4.15...also had fillet steak on offer too, much cheaper than the pre packed in the chillers.Got a lovely piece that will do 4 very nice steaks for just over £8....used the tomato price drop moc and the cake one....forgot to take my luggage mocs with me , will have to get toilet bag next week....might even get the rucksack whilst I'm at it, make a nice full set of matching luggage....just need a holiday now to use it......
Got the pterol moc too and was pleased to see the price had come down considerably....petrol was £124.9 and diesel £130.9.
Now for the most amazing thing....THE STAFF....I reckon they have been told to get their act together....the service was amazing....this particular store's carpark was half empty last Saturday lunchtime and not much better today, it used to be difficult finding a space to park at one time...assistance was offered by every single staff member I approached today, and when I asked where the Price Drop leaflets were, the SA rushed off straight away to get one for me, returned and apologised for keeping me waiting.....and when I got to the till , scissors were called for and the SA cut them out for me.....

myrtleturtle

hi A
sorry to hear your not well
look after yourself clutter can wait.

Aesop wrote: »

am ill and was still working from home yesterday morning.

and now decluttering, took 5 bags to charity shop and trying to muster strength to finish rest of cupboard.