Famed 11+ thread...home of the elite coupon swipers and obsessive chocolate stashers!

streetlights

Hi everybody, I hope your all enjoying your day, just got the fairy platinum washing tablets delivered.
Not sure if I will be shopping today.
Happy bargain hunting everybody.

Enterprise_1701C

Just hopping on here to check for glitches before I brave T's. DD has announced that she and her boyfriend are here for dinner tomorrow after all, need a big chicken so shall see if I can find any mis-priced ones. Might have to pay full price though

I shall just leave a hug or two here for anyone who needs them, please make full use of them while I am out

SaverSavvy123

Miss_Laid wrote: »

O/H has just given me these?!?!? I can't think why ........

Like you need any more socks, ever:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Enterprise_1701C

SaverSavvy123 wrote: »

Like you need any more socks, ever:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

At least they are feminine, and she could use them as a gift for Mad!!! Have to admit I thought that was Mad's post when I first saw it!

I really am off now!

bensonsmum

fudge2 wrote: »

Just popping in quickly and can't stop. But don't know whether this has been mentioned. Collect points on all p&g products to earn Olympic prizes. They have towels, picnic sets, pin badges etc.
The products can be brought from anywhere and you just need to hold onto your receipt. I'm not sure yet if there is a start date for receipts, and don't know how many points you get each time, but I thought this would be a great one for all you womblers and it means it would be worth wombling anywhere. Stores include all the major supermarkets, lidl, argos, boots.....the list goes on, basically anywhere you can buy p&g products

http://www.supersavvyme.co.uk/pg-olympics/how-to-enter.aspx

Thanks Fudge2

i have just entered the results of three receipts i have and now have 222 points!!!!!!!! this looks so easy your an :A looks like i will be wombling everywhere from now on Thank You xxx

DODO_2

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Just hopping on here to check for glitches before I brave T's. DD has announced that she and her boyfriend are here for dinner tomorrow after all, need a big chicken so shall see if I can find any mis-priced ones. Might have to pay full price though

I shall just leave a hug or two here for anyone who needs them, please make full use of them while I am out

Might consider going for lamb rather than chicken - I hear pricing on that is a bit iffy......

lj*

Hi, little time time lurker on this thread so hello and so big thanks and hugs to all you out there! |I saw this and thought I would share with all of you celebrating this weekend:rotfl:

'Starkle starkle little twink
Who the hell are you to think
I'm not under what you call
The alchofluence of incohol
I'm just a little slort of sheep
I'm not drunk like thinkle peep
I don't know who is me yet
But the drunker I stand here,
The longer I get
So just give me one more drink to fill my cup
Cause I got all day sober to Sunday up'

:beer:

Call_of_Trouty

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Just hopping on here to check for glitches before I brave T's. DD has announced that she and her boyfriend are here for dinner tomorrow after all, need a big chicken so shall see if I can find any mis-priced ones. Might have to pay full price though

I shall just leave a hug or two here for anyone who needs them, please make full use of them while I am out

Get a Roaster chicken, £5 in T's , £2.48 in A's so £2.52 jtd

tweets

neosi wrote: »

For those suffering from hangovers, I read an article with some statistics on the most common way that people walk when drunk...

The results are staggering..:doh:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

KarenBB

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

Get a Roaster chicken, £5 in T's , £2.48 in A's so £2.52 jtd

Large chickens are £2 per kilo in T's this weekend.

the £2.48 for A is per kilo, and £2.78 per kilo in T's. Even with JTD the £2 a kilo is cheaper. Just off to put one in the oven for sandwiches tomorrow