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Boots Grabbit Bargains Thread Part 7 - post your finds here!
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dtd=double the difference
hth=hope this helps(i think) or hand to heart0 -
scrooge_by_necessity wrote: »dtd = ?
HTH =?
These keep coming up and what are they.
And any more obvious ones I am too old to figure out.
I am the clueless one that plucked up the guts to ask that question earlier on today!! I had no idea on loads
HTH - I think means hope that helped
dtd - i think on tesco is double the difference
and as people just told me as i have been totally
by these:
dd - dear/darling daughter
ds - dear/darling son
oh - other half
mil - mother in law
umm i think thats it:pAll men hear is blah, blah, blah, blah, SEX, blah, blah, blah, FOOD, blah, blah, blah, BEER:wall:0 -
scrooge_by_necessity wrote: »dtd = ?
HTH =?
These keep coming up and what are they.
And any more obvious ones I am too old to figure out.
Double the Difference
Happy to Help
HTHComping 2008 wins £4842 2009 wins £950.50 2010 Wins £140 2011 £00 -
or Hope this Helps!!Comping 2008 wins £4842 2009 wins £950.50 2010 Wins £140 2011 £00
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I bought stuff from Clinique last week with my points got the gift and found the lady put in a voucher for 500 points of my next spend of £25.00:T:jDabbler in all things moneysaving.Master of none:o
Well except mastered my mortgage 5 yrs early :T:j
Street finds for 2018 £26:49.0 -
fil-father in law
odd-oldest dear daughter
ydd-youngest dear daughter
So if i start talking about my odd, i wont be confusing anyone will i?:p
Thanks for the hth, i always saw it as hope this helps, now i know it means happy too.:T
Can someone think up a Boots acronym?0 -
got my little book of treats today for my fantasy pregnancy. How can i best put these to use?
txs in advance:beer:0 -
fil-father in law
odd-oldest dear daughter
ydd-youngest dear daughter
So if i start talking about my odd, i wont be confusing anyone will i?:p
Thanks for the hth, i always saw it as hope this helps, now i know it means happy too.:T
Can someone think up a Boots acronym?
Boots acronym
B = big
o = on
o = offers
t = these
s - savers0 -
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bellies
often
out
this
summer0
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