The 11+ thread; where all are welcome, but be prepared for some serious money saving!

purdita

French_Knickers wrote: »

I hope none of your friends or family are tax inspectors. ;):rotfl:

My best friend and her husband are both tax inspectors and they told me that the Inland revenue employ people to check newspapers for the small ads, Ebay....and even send them to car boot sales. (where I wonder if they take down number plates of anyone selling lots of the same stuff?)
They also check newsagents windows etc for people advertising gardening services, cleaning etc.

I would be very wary of trying to get a little tax free sideline going...chances are you are going to get caught eventually

karlie88

mymerrywidow wrote: »

thats no good for you, it hasnt got a boot for yout tesco goodies, it hasnt even got enough space for your medical bag or even a make up bag.:eek::eek:

:rotfl::rotfl:

I'll just use the pink trailer that lala posted yesterday.

:cool::D

silvercar

fourp wrote: »

Morning All ,

seems a bit of a kerfuffle about mythical furry animals and selling a few tabs but the deafening silence of the elephant in the room that is DTD has hardly received a response .

Which costs T more, DTD or wombling?

You can get a genuine misprice leading to a genuine DTD, can you get a genuine mythical furry animal?

The only wombling I do is from my OH's petrol receipts because I know he won't have used his (+my) CC. The only DTD I have ever got is on offers that genuinely haven't come through, I think the max has been under a fiver.

Just curious really.

rego

greenfinger22 wrote: »

Thank you all for your interest, three lovely ducklings have survived, lost three :sad: They had their first bath tonight and seem to be eating and drinking ok but it's still early days, keep fingers crossed please.




Snap-Ant - thank you for your kind words, I always think of you as the matriarch of the elite, you always respond with kindness, humour, wise words and affection.:A:A:A:A:A

Looking forward to the new price flops but I don't think they will be as good as last weeks :rotfl::rotfl:

:eek::eek::eek::eek: Surely you've not got them in an oven tray already !!! :eek::eek::eek::eek:

chattmum

Morning all

Ok been to mr T to test out the new price flops.....

Could not use the pot dessert moc on the 6for £2 custards and Kelly's as apparently neither custard or jelly is a dessert pot and the moc would not scan

Did however use 2 x real mag make a meal and 1 price flop to get 2 packs of meat totally free

In all I got £19 of shopping for £2ish as a just paid for the custards and should get back £1.80 JTD

HTH good luck all

GlitchHunter

Me Hearties

Where do we be getting the "Real Food" scribblings?

We have visited 6 stores near to YellowBird Wharf and not a sign of the scribblings anywhere.

Anchors away..............

nikkilala_2

silvercar wrote: »

I heard on the car radio an advert for waitrose.

Something like £5 off your first online order, £10 off your second......£25 off your fifth. So £75 off altogether.

Anyone know the details?

You have to spend £75 on each shop:eek::eek::eek::eek: my little ears pricked up the minute I heard it;)

Laura_Cello wrote: »

Morning! :j

Dry on the roads here finally!
I am feeling nervous though, because it has sunk in that I am riding the London to Brighton bike ride for the British Heart Foundation this Sunday :eek::eek::eek: I usually ride 10 miles a day (to work and back) but never have I done anything like that...

am filling in for a friend who had her cycling partner pull out at the last minute. nervous nervous nervous. 55 miles is a bit far for little old me!

Hope everyone is well- 3Dogs - you enjoy every day, and we all love you both.

Karlie - if you are going to Goodwood, you can always do some serious car research there! :D

off to find some good recipies to make oat-type things. I hear they are good for energy on bike rides

Good luck for Sunday:T:T:T

76rosie wrote: »

morning all.

work up at 5am:eek: exams nerves probably.

thanks to little sis and fudge for the warm wishes for today. caught up with posts from last night.

have a nice day all.:)

And good luck for today Rosie:T:T:T

Morning everyone, It's bright and sunny here so bet my wellies arrive:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:Nipped to T's last night and managed to get Nannylala the jubilee cake stand that she wanted SEL said £9 but went through at £4.50:TWorking and lurking today and still catching up.We desperately need some nice global glitch but I'm sure one will come along soon, after all this is T's we're talking about;)

fourp

silvercar wrote: »

Which costs T more, DTD or wombling?

You can get a genuine misprice leading to a genuine DTD, can you get a genuine mythical furry animal?

The only wombling I do is from my OH's petrol receipts because I know he won't have used his (+my) CC. The only DTD I have ever got is on offers that genuinely haven't come through, I think the max has been under a fiver.

Just curious really.

at a guess , DTD .

no , that's why they are mythical .

it's good to be curious

fourp

I hear the train pulling away , Snap is off to Asda .

MKS

fourp wrote: »

jealous here Wool , where abouts you staying ?
We've always had lovely holidays in that part of the world .
Salou is great for shops (mainly tat etc but it's fun loking)

Agree on the shops. There's a small Dutch restaurant in one of the back strrets, near to the municipal gardens. They do a cracking Nasi croqeutte - one of the best outside of Holland.