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

HappyChappy84

nerfdad wrote: »

Afternoon all.
Dont let HAPPY near the rabbit.:D

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HappyChappy84

robstersgirl wrote: »

Check my pics on page 16......:rotfl:

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3010

nahteb20 wrote: »

I will be in paris next weekend too

well we are packing our motorhome today and driving down to windsor tonight and going to Legoland tomorrow (thanks to clubcard vouchers) And Tuesday we catch the ferry to France
we will be there until next wednesday.

You can change your clubcard vouchers for tokens for the river seine paris cruise but i doubt they would be back in time now for you to take next weekend

We have a year pass for Disneyland and when we go into paris itself we buy the day travel ticket which lets you go on any train, metro, public busses and the cable car at Montmartre for the full day. you can buy passes for longer but not sure how much they are. You get them from train stations and info centres.

heres the link to buy tickets for the eiffel tower http://www.eiffel-tower.com/preparing-your-visit/buying-your-tickets.html

There are huge ques for the tower! so best buy tickets before if you can.

hth

oh and have a fantastic time

Oh I love Legoland. I went with the Sun tickets. Have you been before? My advice would be get their when it opens and start at the castle where the dragon is at the bottom.

Edit: If you stand where the log flume comes down the drop. Try not to stand in front of the cannon with the black end. There buttons that the kids press to soak people on the log flume however that one points towards people standing there. I got soaked with that.

lesleysanderson

The_Coupon_Lady wrote: »

Afternoon Everyone,

I've had a morning I don't want to repeat. My DH took my rabbit to the emergency vet with suspected fly strike first thing.

Luckily we caught it in time and my poor baby is now in an indoor cage sore and feeling sorry for himself. I've got cream and medicine for him and a follow up trip to the vets on Tuesday, but I've been so lucky, fly strike kills rabbits in 48 hours.

I think I'll pop out to A's and get him some parsley.

Aww I hope he gets better soon.

MARKZ123

chandlerscroft wrote: »

thanx just off to porthleven, harbour inn carvery then onto the beach

im going to porthleven in october for 2 weeks, we rent a house just 3 ft from the beech, its nice and quiet, all brats back at school, and dogs allowed on the beech.

lesleysanderson

3010 wrote: »

Oh yes I get that some times. I was the the trafford centre at Millies queue. I turned to the guy behind and asked 'do you want some coupons' The look and the no I got would have killed me it it could. :mad:



Can you use both the coupons out of the car book for Febreze on this? Thanks

It's awful isn't it. Your only trying to save THEM sum money, you have nothing to gain from it. Yet they look at you with disgust :eek:

SummerStars

Anon wrote: »

The poster/leaflet campaign is under the title "We accept all these coupons in store." They have an accompanying leaflet in store - unfortunately it states on the last line "Applicable to Northern Ireland only" so until we hear otherwise it is unfortunately not elsewhere in the UK at the moment.

Anon

Just catching up when I saw this. I live in Northern Ireland. Is there something I should be taking advantage of?

tigerwhite_2

[QUOTE=3010;55246673
Can you use both the coupons out of the car book for Febreze on this? Thanks [/QUOTE]
I just used the 'any febreze' coupon as I've used my lenor ones. SA queried it but I showed her T&cs on the back that says 'any Febreze product' so she manually put it through

Perranlady

chandlerscroft wrote: »

Thanx just off to porthleven, harbour inn carvery then onto the beach

See you in 10 mins!!:beer:

wendyak

jemmah1983 wrote: »

I know this is a little off your topic but I used to deal with travel insurance and my tip is to look at natwest and rbs advantage card and Royalities accounts which you pay for that come with travel insurance. They are from £120 a year or where when I dealt with them and for annual multi trip cover it was very good value for the older client....:money:

Also you pay monthly to no large lump sum like with normal policies.

Very much worth a look, I used to also pick up calls from people calling help the aged and felt terrible having to sell them policies when I knew they could get soo much cheaper through there bank.... Funnily enought my next job selling life insurance was the opposite and I was forever telling people not to go to there bank!

RBS & Nat West now make you pay a fee on top once you are 70 and there is a pre existing clause so beware.
Saying that for the youngsters its good as it covers all the kids and you get other things like breakdown cover and home emergency included.