11+ Elite Coupon-Crazy Glitching Mega-Bargainhunters. Part II

Fudge_Cake_2

French_Knickers wrote: »

That reminds me, I forgot to grab a roasting joint for today............;)

:eek:Poor lickle fluffy wuffy bunnies, how could you say such a thing?!

Random comments: -

Poor grammar/spelling annoys me like you wouldn't believe! Stupid substitutions like your reference kadison of 'pacific' instead of 'specific' !!! :mad: And not using your/you're or there/their/they're in the correct context. Texting has made some people so lazy :eek: When I had my first mobile phone at age 12ish, it was understandably all the rage to write in text speak but I actually make a point of typing even texts in proper English now

Crocs _pale_ Choos :happyhear:drool: Heels :T When my joints allow I live in heels....QOC can testify Shoes are my 'thing'

H&M giftcards...ooooh sounds promising! :j

Smallest price check printed - 13p (won't print anything under 10p)

kandfsmum - I keep meaning to say FANTASTIC weight loss :T

jamsponge - Enjoy your last day of 'freedom' and good luck with the diet :T

nahteb20 - Sounds like you're having a wonderful weekend away, hope it continues in the same manner

Miss L - :TDelicious looking roast, incredibly MSE too! And fantastic wombling my highest has been £2.70:T

:AHugs to SpiralingDown and Mrs Jagger:A

artypaws

Just realised I had pressed for more multi quotes than the two in my post so not sure what happened to them - also wanted to say great video of the bear Westie and the other was about the list - can I be added - I am F in north east - Co Durham - Thanks

Smart1e

Miss_Laid wrote: »

Next time the SA asks if you are ok, point to the receipt and say, thats my receipt and I need it Well its not as if you are lying as it is yours (under the finders keepers law) they will either shuffle off as its too much like hard work or they will help you, either way you win

I was too surprised to see her to say anything but next time that womble will be mine!

Me thinks I am a mere womble in training (saw that on someones sig - sorry can't remember whose it was) compared to some - I too park at the furthest point in the car parks so I can stroll past more trolley bays the extra exercise is good but alas finding 1p TCOs and TPOs has taken its toll :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:[/QUOTE]

I walk up and down the "roads" in the car park as well as check out the trolley bays, I pick anything up except those right by the entrance in view of the security guard!

Some of mine are screwed up beyond belief ... although I picked up a screwed up one from the "foliage" yesterday, opened it up in the car and it had an insect in it :eek::eek::eek: , I will only pick up non-mangled ones in the undergrowth from now one!

Miss_Laid

My new disguise

lovingtescoforever

Smart1e wrote: »

I had a sticky situation with this type of behaviour yesterday- lots of the trolleys in the Wales T's are the kind that need a £1 coin so all the trolleys are tightly wedged together:mad: impossible to slide apart for swift womble removal, I know, I tried!

There was a nice womble stuck right in the middle , couldn't leave it and no-one was about so was trying to prise it between the trolleys.It was having none of it,each time I tried I was pushing it further away:eek: As if by magic (Mr Benn style) a T's SA appeared behind me and asked me if I was OK:eek::eek::eek:

Yes thanks I said and shuffled off...I'm not sure how much she saw!

Next time I am taking a pair of tweezers to avoid such a situation.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

:eek::eek::rotfl::rotfl:

Smart1e wrote: »

I was too surprised to see her to say anything but next time that womble will be mine!

Me thinks I am a mere womble in training (saw that on someones sig - sorry can't remember whose it was) compared to some - I too park at the furthest point in the car parks so I can stroll past more trolley bays the extra exercise is good but alas finding 1p TCOs and TPOs has taken its toll :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I walk up and down the "roads" in the car park as well as check out the trolley bays, I pick anything up except those right by the entrance in view of the security guard!

Some of mine are screwed up beyond belief ... although I picked up a screwed up one from the "foliage" yesterday, opened it up in the car and it had an insect in it :eek::eek::eek: , I will only pick up non-mangled ones in the undergrowth from now one![/QUOTE]

I have a womble route planned at my uni tesco. I walk a long distance around the store and pass bushes and lots of trolleys:o:o always a winning route:D (that's if the SA aren't smoking:mad:)


The home town store I'm completely lost:o I will have to start planning a womble route here:D

kandfs_mam

Well I ended up taking a wander down to Ts just in time for them putting some great toy bargains out

Got Buckaroo for £3; Thomas Megablocks 3 in 1 £2; Megablocks CRanky at the Docks £5. I didn't have the car or I would have bought more - I'm pleased as I have earmarked each thing for presents for birthdays/ Christmas coming up.

Wool27

Afternoon lovlies. Very busy day, and enjoyable. Been on the freebus to village and to some of the museums. Hopefully children are tired out!

Now. OT but hey! Does anyone know about lime putty and plaster? Ive taken plasterboard off and the gypsum stuff so its back to brick. Need to use lime for damp issue purposes and breathability. So, would it be best to put putty with hair onto brick then lime plaster or better still to leave a small space via batons?
TIA

Westvleteren

Miss_Laid wrote: »

I have 7 "trolley" tokens in my bag that I have found over my wombling lifetime, they come in handy as you can't spend them, luckily only 1 T's I go to uses coins the rest are free, I have had 1 close shave where 5 large trolleys that I hoofed out the way were hurtling towards a brand new BMW, I had to run to catch them

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Are you good at running in 5 inch heels then?

mymerrywidow

French_Knickers wrote: »

Well my keyboard seems to have recovered on the lappy after a stray hen tried to escape all over it. a couple of keys are still a bit sticky though in the way they operate, predominantly the space bar and enter keys. Are they likely to 'free up' over time or should I bite the bullet and buy a new keyboard for it?

lick it clean fk

Miss_Laid

Westvleteren wrote: »

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:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Are you good at running in 5 inch heels then?

As good as any fat old woman will ever be