Elite 11+ CHOC full of bargains. Don't WINE if you can't KETCHUP with it all

davemorton

Bugg@r
Just grabbed the laptop to take it through to the printer to print off my APG, shame I forgot it was still plugged in, just smashed a glass all over the carpet full or premium Alibi red!

optimistix

First day back at work tommorow after the summer hols so must say goodnight. On the plus side I will be 1 mile closer to my nearest A's when back at school.....

tigerwhite_2

aallank wrote: »

Just wanted to say a HUGE thank you to Call of Trouty and Tigerwhite for answering my questions earlier :j:j

Went to A's and did one shop with 2 shampoos and 1 sp conditioner and 1 Tommy K and got an APG back

Then decided tonight to pop back again and do 2 seperate shops to make sure my APG wasn't too high. Put the first shop through and made sure i had enough, paid, then put the second shop through and realised i had 4 shampoos left rather than 2 (i missed 2 shampoos out of my first shop :mad:)

so now i have an APG of £25 without meaning to and i'm scared to spend it ..

You're welcome... oops about the £25 though.:o Do a bigger shop or a booze shop, clothing etc (to take back at a later date perhaps) and don't buy shampoo with the next APG - or if you do, count how many bottles you have Hope it's ok for you.

Looby123 wrote: »

ok...heres my list for A 'v' W tomorrow...not the healthiest, but it should all compare fine and i'll get lots of macaroons

A W
5 x macaroons £4.90 6p
Colgate Smiles 2-6yrs £1 80p
Colgate Total advanced whitening pump x2 £4 £1.60
Penguin biscuits x 2 £2.50 £1.75
McVities Cheddars x2 £2.18 £1.09
Hula Hoops x2 £2.50 £1.67
Hovis x 2 £2.50 £2
bananas x2 25p 25p

this is assuming that a. the glitch works out at 80p per teethy product...and b. bananas arent extortionately priced in W

will let you all know what happens

Best of luck with it Looby but it looks good. Yum yum macaroons

yorks808

Best_price wrote: »

Back pack is silvery grey

Thanks. I got a womble from T's, by chance it appears to have some products on it (e.g. Ariel, Fairy). Can I use this towards some rewards?

3010

Best_price wrote: »

Not good, is it? :o

Shows obsession:D

More of a hobby. It's quite a challenge the balance and type. Or the balance and read.

bargainhuntergill

tigerwhite wrote: »

I've volunteered to be the brave soul Will get in there for 9am so receipt back around midday. will post my findings for you all
Just about to see what my "free coke" voucher is like...

I'll be there on my way to work too so report back from my desk per boss looking over shoulder :eek:

Ps soft and gentle kind to skin is a n/a

abbeywoodangel

QPR10 wrote: »

yes I do the man dressed as a woman I think that was meant to be pouting. it was awful i couldnt believe they didnt move him in the commercials I felt quite sick it was hard to watch the show.

There are quite of few weird people on that show - takes all sorts. Right, off up the apples now to dream of ketchup, mincemeat, shampoo, conditioner, toothpaste, wine, macaroons,gel, hairspray, deodorant - the list goes on - long may it last:rotfl:

swoods59

Best_price wrote: »

Next time decant into cello bags:D

Good idea

kadison

emmlouie wrote: »

i'm looking at it, if colgate pro-relief is comparing at less than £1 i'm defintiely wanting that, i usually get it in poundland 5/6 at a time as too expensive in supermarkets but is one toothpaste that works for sensitive teeth for both me and DH

I cannot stand that colgate stuff, the tube is always clogging up! I personally rate the Oral B stuff (which is good since I have about 8 tubes of it from the mini Ts/SSM glitch a while back ), even the standard one is fantastic for sensitive teeth and cleans really well, and my teeth are REALLY sensitive!

lokitty wrote: »

Ah yes but it is fuly stocked with shades loo roll. :rotfl:

Oh if it's insulated that's fine :rotfl:

nerfdad

bensonsmum wrote: »

mine are completely different - 42379 hths xxx

Hotmail it is then:D