The New Thread

aau1

abbiedabbie wrote: »

Is it boots treat street? I am sure there is a 500 point coupon in acm. Will check tomorrow.

I was in Mr Shoes today and checked ACM. One of the offers was for 500pts on Treat Street

Woopsiequeen

lawrie28 wrote: »

Thats cos we don't need a cream, we are already wise !! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

or is it that they don't have industrial size containers which is what would be required for the desired effect.:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:.....(runs off and hides behind HC's sofa !)

scamps1966

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy wrote: »

snigger, snigger, snigger :rotfl:

Sod orf:p:D

Tweets_2

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy wrote: »

What else can you tell us that will help everyone tell you apart?

The helpful one is lower case but I gather from the other post that she's also a dog lover so I'm likely to also be posting about doggies. When I get around to the avatar I might just use one of my dogs instead so that could tell us apart easier.

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy

henlans wrote: »

It was also in thisismoney, I heard they been trying to chase me this week also.

So as it was posted in the daily part as its such a good story its in the weekly newsletter.

I dont see any issue.

Right your in the bar tonight so no shop talk. Here's a top up for your drink, what do you want to chat about tonight? Do you have any funny stories regarding Sada, Ts, Sainsbobs etc.?

altojack

mutley_muppet wrote: »

I know how you feel. I've always taken in older rescue dogs, then 7 years ago I fostered a lanky little lurcher pup who ended up staying with me (failed foster lol!)

I had fogotten how lively pups are, so here is my puppy survival kit recommendations:

1. A Puppy Nylabone. Present it to pup when he is on the prowl looking for something to chew. Great for when they are teething.

2. Grannicks bitter apple spray. This is a "stop chew" spray that you can spray on your furniture, skirting boards, chair legs, doors even your plants! It's natural but very bitter so pup will take one chew and then quickly learn that aint tasty! (Don't bother with other stop chew sprays by Pedigree Petfoods & others, they don't work as good! I used to work in kennels and Grannick's is by far the best stuff).

3. The Perfect Puppy by Gwen Bailey. A brilliant book that really helps you guide your pup. It's so worth putting the work in when they are little and you will be rewarded with a happy & well socialised adult dog.

Ok puppy lecture over lol. Now can we have some piccys please!

We are thinking of getting a puppy so I've copied and saved your post for future reference, hope you don't mind

lovingtescoforever

purdita wrote: »

Welcome home LTF :)

Hope you've had a faaaaab trip, and you can rest assured that you've not missed a single glitch since you've been gone

in tescos that is

Mr A has certainly taken over the crown I see. Just looking at the post below yours :eek::eek::eek::eek:

worry-wart wrote: »

Ok I've 30+ pages to catch up on so apologies if this is new but I've only just found it myself so I don't care :j:j:j

Facial stuff is glitching with the spices in Sainsbobs :eek:

1 x Schwartz Mild Chilli Powder (38g) £1.73 £0.69
1 x Schwartz Ground Ginger (26g) £1.45 £0.68
1 x Clean & Clear Deep Cleansing Lotion - Sensitive (2... £2.00 £0.69
1 x Schwartz Basil Refill (10g) £0.47 £0.69
2 x Biore Pore Perfect Ultra Deep Cleansing Pore Strip... £16.00 £1.37

Comparison total (compared products only) £22.13 £4.62

My APG got capped even though I'd worked out I'd only lose 30p, I've lost almost £3 It's worth it though

Sorry, can you tell I'm over the moon? Go on then, someone reply and tell me it's already been found lol

:eek::eek::eek: WOW:eek::eek::eek::eek:

Nice find!

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy

Tweets wrote: »

The helpful one is lower case but I gather from the other post that she's also a dog lover so I'm likely to also be posting about doggies. When I get around to the avatar I might just use one of my dogs instead so that could tell us apart easier.

Helpful one? I have no doubts that you are both helpful. Tell us a little about yourself, funny shopping stories, trouting stories, anything you like xx

tessietwo

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy wrote: »

Can anyone help Tessie2 to place a BS order?

lawrie28 wrote: »

Oh and an extra 10% thru quidco at BS

Thanks both :A's
Think I will give it a miss as brain bit too tired tonight to get it to work and I did partake in the other BS glitch

Had a lovely surprise parcel, waiting at neighbours, when I got home - won an Alpro goody cool bag full of 8 different products, a cookbook and vouchers :jThanks to whoever posted about it (can't even remember entering!).

Messed up a shop tonight as had 'some help choosing Alpen bars' and 3 out of then did not compare. Oh well - won't make that mistake again!

henlans

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy wrote: »

Right your in the bar tonight so no shop talk. Here's a top up for your drink, what do you want to chat about tonight? Do you have any funny stories regarding Sada, Ts, Sainsbobs etc.?

Not that funny for the manager off my local asda when I went back in a did a couple of shops. I was laughing tho.. kinda #smug!