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

Dizzy_Ditzy

FloFlo wrote: »

I'm missing it, what side pls?

ITV + 1 now

Smart1e

lovingtescoforever wrote: »

well done :T what did you buy out of interest?:)


Is the disney dvds a no go then for tomorrow? I think I read someone say it was extended till the 20th.

I got Gillette Fusion razors sel £6.50 charged £12.99 and Spontex window clean cloths sel half price £1 charged £2 :D:D

On .com the Disney bogof says from 16th to the 20th so ends Friday, just in time for me to go shopping on Saturday morning!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

chandlerscroft

sorryaboutmywife wrote: »

Wombled three Asda receipts today, one came back with £8.28 :j:j:j:j

Ts can shove their price check up their aisle.

Yes I have wombled £7.28 today in Asda receipts, looks like Mr T will be missing out on my shop tomorrow, guess that will save Mr T a few quid, suppose every little helps.
LOL

Naebbirac

Just got 6 of the 10 price checks I put in last Sun/Mon back. All say 'cannot find receipt details'!:mad::mad::mad: Is it worth putting them in again?

lovingtescoforever

Smart1e wrote: »

I got Gillette Fusion razors sel £6.50 charged £12.99 and Spontex window clean cloths sel half price £1 charged £2 :D:D

On .com the Disney bogof says from 16th to the 20th so ends Friday, just in time for me to go shopping on Saturday morning!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

jealous!:p

agreed!

dcon_blue

RootedNomad wrote: »

Ideas? Just buy the £5 of stuff you need and save yourself £30?

Good idea ... but not using a coupon now feels a bit wreckless. In the end I combined it with a clothing £5 wys £25 and got a £40 shop down to £30. :T

P2TKL

Anyone know whats happened to the thread about spending £90 at Ocado and receiving £15 discount for a first shop and £15 cashback from Quidco please ?...cant find it anywhere...

Clipstrip_Bargains

Ilovemykids wrote: »

ok


wanted!


one friendly companion to go whoopsing with.
strictly platonic (sp) relationship.
like minded mse'r is a must!


:rotfl:

I want one of them tooooooo:T:T

Smart1e

Clipstrip_Bargains wrote: »

I want one of them tooooooo:T:T

Me too!:beer:

missy.moo_3

jumblejack wrote: »

Can I ask you clever peeps if any of your family members undergoing ops developed delirium afterwards?
My mum has gotten progressively worse since Wednesday.
She is extremely paranoid, is trying to leave all the time, refusing help, imagining and seeing things. It's so upsetting for Dad
I just don't want it to be a permanent state of mind

A no spend day for me again
Leftover sausage casserole for us n dad.

Gotta MOT the car tomorrow so just hope it's not going to sting!

Let's hope the new week brings a new glitch...

JJ, take a look at this, it appears to be quite common after hip surgery.
http://www.cera.usyd.edu.au/10_3_Hip_Delirium.pdf

Also sounds like she may be dehydrated as you say. If she won't drink the water, maybe take some bottled water into her? (But let the nurses know as they may be monitoring her intake).

Hope her condition improves sooner rather than later. It must be very distressing for you all. xx