The secret live, not live RPG big bang for your buck elite 11+ chat thread.

myrtleturtle

hi
sorry to ask,what maybe and already answer question but can't see asked
but can the batteries be bought on their own or is a trigger needed

many thanks
MT

Looby123 wrote: »

evening guys...just a quick post to show that batteries are glitching too against W (2for1) time to stock up ready for all the xmas toys

1 x Ambrosia Rice Pudding Original (120g)£0.38£0.32
1 x Quaker Oat So Simple Morning Bars Raspberry & Pome...£2.18£0.32
1 x Duracell Ultra M3 AA Batteries (4)£3.00£0.80
1 x Duracell Ultra Power AAA Batteries (4)£3.00£0.79
2 x Fox's Rocky Chocolate Bars (9x20g)£2.00£1.59
1 x Shloer Sparkling Ros! Grape Juice Drink (750ml)£1.50£1.59
1 x Shloer Sparkling Red Grape Juice Drink (750ml)£1.50£1.59
2 x Kleenex Soothes Balsam Tissues (80)£3.00£1.59
1 x Kellogg's All-Bran Golden Crunch (390g)£2.68£0.32
1 x Bodyform Ultra Normal with Wings (14)£1.54£1.00
1 x Bodyform Ultra Normal (16)£1.54£1.00

buy the Rocky bars....and the batteries glitch too

locarr

French_Knickers wrote: »

Which jordans did you buy please? I was going to get one the other day and couldnt remeber which ones work and which ones don't so left it and not been to asda since.

Nutty granola, Honey Baked Crunchy Oat Granola Fruits & Nuts and super berry worked for me!:D

justmaz

French_Knickers wrote: »

Thanks. Noooo I don't sell them, I just take them for my (and your) enjoyment. Glad you liked em....makes it wortht he timetaking them and uploading them etc.

I would also like to say how enjoyable your photos are, it is so nice to see such beauty which we so often miss without even realising it. It is nice to see this thread peppered with such inspiration....maz x

tazmac25

myrtleturtle wrote: »

hi
sorry to ask,what maybe and already answer question but can't see asked
but can the batteries be bought on their own or is a trigger needed

many thanks
MT

Hi mt
The trigger is the rocky chocolate bars
As both are on a 241 in waitrose

Xxx

myrtleturtle

thank you:A
thought it maybe but wanted to be 100% before shopping

tazmac25 wrote: »

Hi mt
The trigger is the rocky chocolate bars
As both are on a 241 in waitrose

Xxx

rhosynbach

stash photos







first half







dug up yesterday will do the rest tomorrow..

anika

tbw wrote: »

I'm no expert at this game but it looks to me as though you have 7 glitch items including the rice pot. I believe you need to have multiples of 3 INCLUDING the rice so you need to ditch one of the CIF. You will then have 6 items in total so you need some cheap 'fillers' - Flumps, smartprice custard, smart price batter mix, an onion, a couple of carrots for expample. Best to get 10 different items in total incase something doesn't work out.

Also, you might want to check that all your glitch items show correctly on MSM - they look OK but things change daily !

Hi I am still struggling, shouldnt you have 3 cifs as they are 3 for 2 in W'rs!!! I still dont get it.:eek: I was going to do this

1 Ambros pud
1 kellogs sp K
1 " fruit and fibre
1 " Cornflakes
3cif cleaners
1 viennesse whirls

and then what, put some asda sprice batter in and cheap fillers to make it up to 10 items +

What do you suggest please...

davemorton

tazmac25 wrote: »

Hi mt
The trigger is the rocky chocolate bars
As both are on a 241 in waitrose

Xxx

When I look on MS there is no mention of there being a 2-4-1 on the batteries. Is it area specific or what could i be doing wrong?
Any advice please?

lindos90

scamps1966 wrote: »

Fancy some sweets?

Scamps, do you mind if I ask about two of the sweets please? I recognise most, and have used them before.

The strawberry refreshers, which comparison shop did you use them with, as it is showing as NA on MSM for all stores apart from adsa.

The mini bag of jelly babies, I dont see them at all on MSM.

Thank you x

Miró

AMMat158 wrote: »

My apple tree (bramley) only had 1 apple this year and the squirrels got that a couple of months ago :rotfl:

We did have a huge harvest from it last year though.

Now something we do have too many of is courgettes - any recipes gratefully received as I'm running out of ideas.

ilovecustard wrote: »

I made a lasgane/mousakka with a particularly large one. Or they make good chutney if you fancy that?

Oooooh, I have exactly the same problem with the Bramleys and the courgettes this year, (you're not oop north too are you?). This will be the first time in yonks I won't be able to make some spiced apple chutney. Off to Google 'courgette chutney' now....thanks for the suggestion :T