Non-coupon related Drivel Thread 8

adoreholidays

chattmum wrote: »

Phew I'm back

Have tried messing with times on receipt but just get either not 8 items or cannot find

It had frosties, coco pops, variety pack Kellogg's, coco pops bars, scot oats, rice Krispy bars and 3 diff coloured bottles of domestos really annoyed as did not use apg to get these so was £12 cash gone but as this is the first receipt from about 10 or so guess I am just going to have to swallow it and get them back next time I go lol

Made brownies at brownies and they were lush just finished eating them with dd1.

Kids bedtime now will TK (catchup) he he he later

CM

CM not done cereals so not very wise to how they work but have you checked you got right size packs, as not all compare. I also add several extra fillers so have about 12 items I think will compare just incase ie the paracetomol, SP Peaches, SP mandarins SP vinegar be careful with the mushy peas as 4p in A's but think it is a lot more in another store can't remember S's or W's was posted yesterday somewhere so I avoid that one now in general.

Busylizzie

Just one shop today - had to get choccy rice as no ordinary - sounds disgusto! Might try popping in DH's lunch box!:eek:
Did mixed cleaning and cereals. Bought the Harpic 100% Limescale Remover - Fresh. DH always cleans our loo :A and swears by it. Also got some more Oats So Simple bars and used 50p off moc from the freebies so was paid 18p to take them away :j:j DD2 loves the golden syrup variety. Also bought the Golden Syrup Weetabix to try.

Is the cheese still working does anyone know. Tried it once 'cos didn't think we liked the Pilgrim's cheese much but have changed our minds. Although it's extra mature it isn't that strong.

adoreholidays

Busylizzie wrote: »

Just one shop today - had to get choccy rice as no ordinary - sounds disgusto! Might try popping in DH's lunch box!:eek:
Did mixed cleaning and cereals. Bought the Harpic 100% Limescale Remover - Fresh. DH always cleans our loo :A and swears by it. Also got some more Oats So Simple bars and used 50p off moc from the freebies so was paid 18p to take them away :j:j DD2 loves the golden syrup variety. Also bought the Golden Syrup Weetabix to try.

Is the cheese still working does anyone know. Tried it once 'cos didn't think we liked the Pilgrim's cheese much but have changed our minds. Although it's extra mature it isn't that strong.

BL cheese definately working today as I got some compares to S's can also do with the coke but you need separate trigers for each ie 1 x Tin of Amrosia original rice/custard 400g with 1,3,5,7 etc of cokes, then dairylea triangles 16 pack £1 with 3 pilgrims ex mature chedder 350g. I got £7.48 getting the 3 cheeses today, now I am assming you can add in 2's as it is bogof at S's but I not sure if higher amounts work as well

P2TKL

myrtleturtle wrote: »

right as some of you know i get the daily mail and love genealogy research

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needs a code collection but i'm sure that will be posted on newspaper thread
all info here
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All 20 passwords have appeared on another thread Here they are
Intrigue
Heroes
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Family
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Discovery
Relative
Mystery
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Grandmother
Divorce
Villains
Grandad
Great
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HTH

chattmum

adoreholidays wrote: »

CM not done cereals so not very wise to how they work but have you checked you got right size packs, as not all compare. I also add several extra fillers so have about 12 items I think will compare just incase ie the paracetomol, SP Peaches, SP mandarins SP vinegar be careful with the mushy peas as 4p in A's but think it is a lot more in another store can't remember S's or W's was posted yesterday somewhere so I avoid that one now in general.

i really dont knw what has caused it i know the cereals are all ok as i got an identical shop couple of days ago and that was fine only diff onthis one was the bleach so either the bleach isnt recognised as an item or system has done a mr T (scr3wd me for the fun of it), only 1 or the 8 items actually has to compare but there should have been 9 items that compared plus 4-5 fillers.

never mind onwards and upwards. think i may open a bag of the galaxy counter and console my unhappyness with chocolate (glitched of course);)

kerri_gt

myalphabetgirls wrote: »

you're right CM, I need to stop being a grump! lol

Mags is off to immerse herself in nappy cakes... I may be a while!

Ahh MAGS, you're not being a grump, you're just venting some thoughts to us as you know they might not go down to well at home - people do seem to forget the amount of work that goes into hosting events and I'm sure Beth is (understandably) totally immersed and excited about knowing she's having a baby boy and planning for that. Vent away, we understand (btw when you were describing the baby shower I immediatly thought of the scene from Bridesmaids when they're at the Paris themed bridal-shower - sooo funny :rotfl:)

No Sada for me today, but I have just used a jar of stout and mushroom sauce for dinner - nom nom nom

myrtleturtle

thanks very much

wonder how they came about them as they've only just started this and codes are released in paper each day

P2TKL wrote: »

All 20 passwords have appeared on another thread Here they are
Intrigue
Heroes
Secrets
Heritage
Tree
Birth
Death
Marriage
Family
Record
Discovery
Relative
Mystery
Register
Grandmother
Divorce
Villains
Grandad
Great
Home

HTH

P2TKL

myrtleturtle wrote: »

thanks very much

wonder how they came about them as they've only just started this and codes are released in paper each day

I've no idea but HDUK is mentioned !

Best_price

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=55933519&postcount=2031

Silverhairgranny post about transferring APG onto gift card

Please thank OP

Genmod55

BLUEWKD wrote: »

Stop teasing and post your details:p:pplease:D Well done btw.

:D

1 x Ambrosia Rice Pudding Original (120g) £0.38 / £0.32
1 x Asda Baby Carrot (150g) £1.20 / £0.32
1 x Flash Strong Weave Antibacterial Wipes (90) £2.98 / £0.32
3 x Finish Protector (30g) £12.00 / £0.96
Plus Fillers
Asda Royal Gala Apples by weight £0.36 / £0.32
Asda Bananas N/A
Broccoli N/A
4 x Weight Watchers White Wine (187ml) N/A
1 x Heinz Five Beanz in Tomato Sauce (415g) N/A
1 x Oxo stock cubes chicken (12x6g) £1.13 / £1.13
1 x Barratt Flumps N/A
1 x Haribo Tangfastics Mini N/A

Sorry, didn't mean to tease! :rotfl: