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

davemorton

myrtleturtle wrote: »

here you go
Duracell Ultra M3 AA Batteries (4)
£4.47 any 2 FOR 1 Valid until: 09/10/2012
£4.47 any 2 FOR £6.00
£4.99 any 2 FOR £6.00 Valid until: 10/10/2012
£4.47 any 2 FOR £6.00 Valid until: 31/01/2013
£4.47


Duracell Ultra Power AAA Batteries (4)
£4.47 any 2 FOR 1 Valid until: 09/10/2012
£4.47 any 2 FOR £6.00
£4.99 any 2 FOR £6.00 Valid until: 10/10/2012
£4.47 any 2 FOR £6.00 Valid until: 31/01/2013
£4.47

Fantastic post, could not have asked for more help than this! :T

kevandkeira wrote: »

On mysupermarket are you logged in?
If you are log out & then try searching for them.
I cant ever find the robinsons 1.75l unless I sign out.

That sorted it, signed out to show them all. :T

savingbabs wrote: »

showing 241 on my MSM - it's the Ultra ones with blue background

MT beat me to it!

Many thanks :T

Dizzy_Ditzy

ToNik wrote: »

Congrats hun!! :j:j pics pics pics!!!
Quick labours can be traumatic, hope you are both ok x If you need to talk , we are all here! I was fine till 3 weeks later then couldnt stop crying:o
My lil man was 54 mins from them popping my waters and 3hrs from being induced:eek: bloody scary!
He was born blue but it a right little monster at 18 months. x

just to clarify, it is not me who has given birth :cool:

jumblejack

nikkilala wrote: »

OMG this will give HC a flipping coronary;):rotfl::rotfl:
He text to say he was on the plane but I think they have two flights:cool: Rhosynbach love your fruit & veg piccies, just debating what to do here with figs off my tree... Right off I go again, so should not be on here but it was coffee time;)

Tuts.

There you go again. Raving about your luscious figs and us not so lucky peeps just have to picture your amazing harvest:(



I want to see pics of you using them up this year, lucky lala! *insert wagging finger smilie here*

French_Knickers

locarr wrote: »

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

Thanks locarr.

clairebear1328

Hello everyone,

I just wanted to say hi, introduce myself and say a hugh THANK YOU to you guys. I have a 4 year old and 6 month old so am currently on maternity leave, and maternity pay is not that much! But thanks to you guys I have been able to stock up on baby stuff and shampoo for me without it costing me too much.

I hope to be able to add some finds of my own at some point.

Claire

optimistix

rchddap1 wrote: »

Yup I know I disappeared for the last week. But I have a great excuse.....and he's sleeping upstairs in his cot.

Zac Edward was born on 14th September at 12:48am weighing 6lbs 13oz. Labour was amazingly fast. Medically it was only 1 hour. But it was only 4 hours between waters going and having my little man in my arms.

Was kept in so long because of some medical concerns, but am home at last and all is going well.

Once again I didn't expect the birth for a good few weeks....and then he decides to come early. I will sort a pic out....but for now they're all on my camera and I have things all over the place.

Note: If someone would kindly fill me in on the current glitches I'd be very grateful. I'd imagine I have hundreds of posts to try and get through.

Congratulations, I am pages behind so hopefully I will come across some pictures of the new addition soon xxx :j

henlans

Wow batterys are a good seller for carboots plus small which means more on the asda belt!!

Thanks to the finder

jumblejack

rhosynbach wrote: »

stash photos







first half





dug up yesterday will do the rest tomorrow..

* Picks up jaw from the floor*


Wowsers!!!!

You have my ULTIMATE respect. What an inspiration!!!

Fanfrugaltastic!!!!:T

French_Knickers

justmaz wrote: »

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

Thank you, but nature does all the hard work, I just take snaps of it.

I do love walking the beach after a big blow to see just how much has changed.

Theres one beach where the dunes appear to have shrunk. They havn't of course, its just the way the sea this year has pushed so much sand up to the head of the beach. Where the beach was once fairly flat it now has a very steep bank about 7 feet high half way down it. the sea has built that bank with millions and millions of tons of sand. Amazing.

Theres another beach where last year the sea had built a bar of pebbles. It was around 50 yds wide, 200 yds long and 7 to 8 feet high. Its now gone and the pebbles are just scattered everywhere and its all flat.

AMMat158

Mir! wrote: »

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

No I'm nearly in the english channel

Thanks for the recipes heynonnynonny and ilovecustard.
I've used some courgettes grated into cottage pie but hadn't thought of putting them in the bolognaise recipes I use.

Welcome to all the newbies :wave:
Isn't the thread feeling good at the moment? Hope it lasts