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

DesperateScousewife

izzeyb wrote: »

Hi, has anyone actually tried to buy the simply add this morning? They weren't showing on line this morning. I see someone has posted they now have a white SEL £4 price, but I have been buying them in an Extra with this white SEL since weekend, the offer was never showing, but it still worked.

I can't go until after work, but will venture out later if I can find any.

Thanks IA.

Friend bought some an hour ago..still working!

Westvleteren

izzeyb wrote: »

Another gorgeous puddy cat, I'll never cat(ch) up. What is your puddy cat called? So cute.

Pavi - sadly no longer with us:(

lutzi1 wrote: »

Afternoon darlings, sorry I haven't been able to pop in for a while, had to go abroad to see the outlaws for a few days.

Wondering where you got to. Missed you on a morning - no one else seems to be about first thing

tigerwhite_2

To my fellow Mk Kingston. Im just outside T. Loads of SA, including tikka masala, looks like they have put a big display out. And the batteries on DTD too - pm me for exact location if you like!

lookinforabargain

Westvleteren wrote: »

Pavi - sadly no longer with us:(



Wondering where you got to. Missed you on a morning - no one else seems to be about first thing

First thing?!
You're up in the middle of the bloomin' night! :p
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Mistic

For anyone interested

I know there are a lot of combinations of cheese at the moment but these seem pretty good at 50p each.

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=250836291

300g spread x 2 T £4 A £2
- £1 MOC

total 50p each

mymerrywidow

Fudge_Cake wrote: »

:TAwww this is one thing I would LOVE to be able to do :A I can't be a blood or organ donor and it makes me really sad

Enjoy your afternoon off :rotfl:




:Axxxxxxx

but you can donate your eyes (corneas) . when my hubby was fit and well,we had a chat about organ donation, and we both agreed that if anything could be used when we die then they can have it. eyes can be donated as long as you havent had laser treatment.

lookinforabargain

For the 'Sneckie peeps there are some batteries on a couple of the checkouts still showing as BOGOF, I didn't get them myself as they were both closed! Can't for the life of me remember which ones, but I'm sure if you are after them you'll track them down

Decay_2

Mistic wrote: »

For anyone interested

I know there are a lot of combinations of cheese at the moment but these seem pretty good at 50p each.

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=250836291

300g spread x 2 T £4 A £2
- £1 MOC

total 50p each

I think someone posted that the other day, now who could it have been ..............................umm....................................umm..........

hang on..........................umm......................................got it






It was me :D

micabenson

tigerwhite wrote: »

That white boxer dog posted by MicaBenson (of Mica...?!) is soooooooo cute. i want him.

haha thx.. mica is a 'she'... I just use her name as my username, am actually doing a 'french knickers' as I am actually a 'man':cool:

And she always has that 'feel sorry for me' look on her face ha..
I think she was in the huff as she was waiting for me to take her out:D

3Dogs

tinadundee wrote: »

Thank you I remember someone at work talking about Allan Carr and I googled the wrong one :rotfl::rotfl:wondered how he had helped her stop smoking lol. I'll have a nosey on Amazon determined to bloody stop the fags hence smoking this electronic one which is ok but must admit I love sitting down reading everyones posts with a fag:( but I'll go and google it many thanks :T for letting me know xxx

And here's me all this time firmly believing that it was the 'comic' Alan Carr who had written this book as I just assumed he'd stopped smoking himself and wrote a book to help others

Fudge_Cake wrote: »

... and last but certainly not least....
3dogs - :beer: FANTASTIC news that the DLA and blue badge has finally been sorted, what an absolute nightmare for you!! :mad: But still yay for having a new car! :jI also have to agree with missy.moo; the Motability scheme is brilliant in that it removes any worry with regards to reliability and everything's taken care of so you can enjoy the finer things in life (and it means you get to drive a brand new shiny car :D) Yes it works out expensive over the course of the 3 years and a big chunk of the money (if not all DLA) is taken but IMO it's worth it I very much hope you enjoy choosing it tomorrow and it'll be with you nice and quickly so that you can enjoy all these road trips! :j

Thanks F_C, and we will still have the top care component, it is only the mobilty £55+ that goes towards the car and that is worth the price to us to have peace of mind and comfort to enable us to get out and about

tweets wrote: »

RIP Lucy.

Love her :T :T :T :T Poor likkle lamb, you must have lots of great fun memories of little Lucy. If you shaved our Bess, she would look like that :eek: :eek: short legs and round belly

Just having a bite to eat and then off to the dealership :j :j