ELITE 11+ "50 shades of tosco" mse gathering of OCD bargain hunters!!

choirchick

Came in after we spent the afternoon at the beach with my nieces quickly read the last page of thread & turned round & out the door to T's got 10 Lurpak :j:jback home & kna@@ered. Fab glitch thanks to Edindevon :T:T(already thanked op on hukd) we love Lurpak although we normally buy the spreadable

zippydooda

my dw just doesn't understand. she wont let me get any butter:(
i said but its a glitch, i need to do this.
well i feel like a naughty boy, not allowed to go out.
she's going to bed in a minute ill pop out then if the dogs dont bark:)

French_Knickers

aau98113 wrote: »

Really? No strings attached?

Groan.

You can stick those kind of jokes where the sun don't shine!

blondynurse

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

OK, I am going to be bereft - internet access is very limited in the hotel! Still, not planning on spending much time sat inside anyway!

i'm going to Cuba in november we also went last november and if we can afford it will go every year coz we have well and truly fell in love with it!

Enterprise_1701C

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

I know what you mean, but the guide books are handy for ideas and maps. You have to buy a map at the airport at a cost of £20, you can't get them anywhere else.:eek::eek:

Are transfers included? as the only way to get to and from the airport is official taxis at a cost of about £20/£25:eek:

Without the guidebook I'd never have found the statue of John Lennon sitting on a bench in a park, or the bust of Lenin at a Soviet Museum (closed, but I climbed over the fences;))

Bank cards don't work over there, take cash and change it at the airport.

Everyday things we take for granted (soap, deodorant, sanitary towels etc etc) are either hard to come by or out of reach cost with with ordinary cubans so my guide book suggests these as gifts for housekeeping staff etc etc.

Transfers are included - not cheap but thought we had best sort that out.

Taking cash, though not expecting to need much (taking plenty). Will take the tip of taking things like soap for housekeeping staff etc - thanks for that.

Might actually see if I can break my own rule and pick up a guide book - time so short so better that way than depend on the postie! Never booked this late before!

3010

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

What's up?

That's okay I was just asking about changing picture size. However, I figured it out.

I changed the pics and they are now the smallest I can go can you still read them?

LadyLeenie

aau98113 wrote: »

Really? No strings attached?

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

abbiedabbie

sorryaboutmywife wrote: »

Intrigued, tell us more!

Sorry I have edited it now, £4.15 spend at boots

£2.50 onhand gel and free £9 champneys hand cream
£1.65 deodorant with free gift, not really sure what it is but it's free

At boots but free to store on a £20 spend so bought a Lego item

wackynut

French_Knickers wrote: »

Shouldda gone to Tesco love you'd have saved a packet!!!

............and before anyone asked how I actually found that, I typed 'butter emoticon' into google and that was one the gifs that it came up with!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::T:T

HappyChappy84

wackynut wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I hope for westies sake he gets his headphones.

Ooooh! I got them!:beer::beer:

I got a secondhand pair from the local https://www.webuy.com shop that newly opened up. I paid £145 for them. I tested them fully and they work perfectly. They are so good if you crank the volume up you can hear the defects in the original recording.:eek::eek:

I had £160 worth of vouchers for that shop that I had been saving up by selling them my DVD's when I had finished them so I've saved £200 technically, all the more money for Duty Free (Westie knows I can't resist a few litres of spirits from the DF shop:beer:)