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Thrifty_Sister wrote: »

Great post if I may say so. Do you mind if I pinch your shopping list as I like all your choices and can't get my mashed up brain to work anything out atm? Fingers crossed I will be able to use the 2 wombled apg's and your shopping list to hopefully get me back on the right track. x

i found it easier just to walk around the fruit and veg section and pick up single items, personally i haven't had any not compare

eg 1 banana (smallest i can find lol), 1 carrot, 1 mushroom, 3-4 green grapes, 3-4 red grapes, 1 new potato loose,

everything else is too expensive for me:D

other good top ups are the smart price batter mix for 6p and smart price instant custard mix 7pish

Classy_Chick06

mhoc wrote: »

Also at least 10 packs, full shelf at N+n*%£ch Cheshire although you wont want to buy them unless you want to go through the till one itme at a time ....

A whole shelf full in the Sainsbobs near me, but unfortunately not a magazine to be seen :mad::mad::mad:

MKS

neosi wrote: »

No, twas not me, still stuck here at work, but i am currently being lazy and catching a few rays :cool::cool::cool:

will pop into all three stores later

Oh, I thought that you may have been the friendly chap that I passed who was waving madly and smiling, trying to catch my attention !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Thrifty_Sister

celebrate wrote: »

i found it easier just to walk around the fruit and veg section and pick up single items, personally i haven't had any not compare

eg 1 banana (smallest i can find lol), 1 carrot, 1 mushroom, 3-4 green grapes, 3-4 red grapes, 1 new potato loose,

everything else is too expensive for me:D

other good top ups are the smart price batter mix for 6p and smart price instant custard mix 7pish

Brilliant!!

I shall be printing your 'shopping' list off as well lol

TrulyMadly

Looby123 wrote: »

has anyone elses mse gone a bit strange? Every time the word coupon or voucher appears in someones post, its highlighted as a link to Groupon or Vouchercodes etc....wasnt like this yesterday I'm sure!!!

off out in a mo to do a mini preplanned JTD shop....then planned a biggie for Friday to use my £5 wys £40...hoping that including todays JTD and mocs the big shop will only cost me £4 cash...with £10 JTD back and a 10p off fuel voucher!!

enjoy the sunshine folks...dont forget to lather the kids in lotion and plenty of water for the animals

Hi looby
I have a £5 off £40 shop too and would love to pick your brains. I did it yesterday with another voucher.
To start with I spent £47 instead of £40. Used £15 off in vouchers but absolutely nothing compared on JTD. In fact nothing ever compares for me on JTD.
Would you help me. I would gladly copy your shopping list to the letter!

lokitty

yay have finally won £1 off Copella Apple Lemonade on their face book page.
Now off to catch up - may well have to earn my place in the skipping club though !

worry-wart_3

aau98113 wrote: »

Ahh, I thought you had found 30 packs but didn't have coupons for them. I didn't realise it was distance that was the problem

I have the coupons but the store is so far away to justify only being able to use one coupon per transaction. This is the store that has the BWS standalone so it's not like you can buy clothes that won't fit I may have emailed CS for clarification though as it doesn't seem fair that some stores (not just here) make up the rules as they go along. Sound like another large supermarket?

Speaking of dog food for humans, I remember my mum telling me the story of a guy she worked with back in the day. He was known to be a greedy so-and-so and he happened upon a bag of chocolate buttons on mums desk. What he didn't know was they were doggie treats :rotfl:

bensonsmum

celebrate wrote: »

is he still your Oh or is this your ex we are talking about:eek::eek::rotfl::rotfl:

Still my OH - who i love very much:D, but sometimes he just manages, to wind me up big time - he is learning though, its taken nearly 13 yrs but he is getting there. The thing is having given up the fags i know i am now more volatile and likely to go off the deep end, so i have to take big deep breaths before i speak to him - luckily he can see the funny side of my moods at the moment, which is more than i can - just so pleased that i work away from home at times, it gives me the breathing space i need and the chance to count to ten. And I'm sure he is also very thankful he hasn't got to put up with me and my moods :rotfl::rotfl:

nikkilala_2

Thrifty_Sister wrote: »

Well, after having a really carp day I have just inputted some wombled receipts from todays disastrous efforts. Results 1 x £1.70, 1 x £3.54 & 1 zilch. Can't win 'em all but was beginning to think can't win anything lol:D

But just think, that's a new top in the 1/2 price sale for free:T:T:T:Tand maybe even a pair of flipflops:oActually it puts a whole new light on wombling, you could womble a whole new wardrobe from A's:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

bensonsmum

Wool27 wrote: »

You will be able to argue about whos turn it is to fill it, who filled it without scrapping the plates properly, why teenagers seem inept at putting their glass in the dishwasher and insist on leaving it on top, where are all the plates and bowls ( still waiting for someone to turn the dw on) and whos turn it is to empty it:rotfl:

Suffice to say, i do it all save for arguments:rotfl:

Thanks think i may pass:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: