The New Thread

David.

chandlerscroft wrote: »

Well what a rubbish weekend, yesterday out for dinner with family, came home with 2 laptops and a DS lite, you'd be pleased wouldn't you, unless that is you were invited round for dinner so you could repair faulty things :mad: oh and to top it, 1 bottle of wine on table between 4, whilst I'm looking at problems another 2 bottles appeared and I got a coffee. :mad::mad:

Not happy, and then to top it just as I'm about to serve a roast tonight, ex-neighbour turned up from 4 years ago, his dd brought a galaxy tab and can't use it for work java won't work, so dinner was delayed for 90 minutes before reheating, then to top it iPod touch sold on fleabay for £70 instead of £100.

Sometimes I wish I didn't help people, and the best of it is do I get anything back nothing.

Why do I bother.

I had to come home and drink a bottle of Albali to console myself

You help people because you can :T:T:T
Same boat here eg laptop gets dropped off wont start
got a virus or 96, mess on manage to save photos etc then reinstall everything and all software do the updates that take forever get it all running ticketyboo again.
Cheers knew you could do it.
But I dont think people know how long things can take with computers etc to fix them

ToNik

FloFlo wrote: »

Brain is mush, can't believe its Sunday with Monday following quickly already.

Thank you so much for correcting me, my problem is that now my mum has passed away I have no one to store my Xmas munchies as they will never last at my house.:o

I got a celebrations and a heroes. Heroes didnt compare so we ate them this afternoon! That'll teach them to much up an apg! :mad::rotfl:

chandlerscroft

itch_for_a_glitch wrote: »

I assume you are quite young ? The sooner you learn to tell people to foxtrot oscar the sooner they will stop bothering you. You can try doing it nicely, try leaving the laptops etc in a cupboard unfixed for a couple of months, that should do it.

Thanx for that,very true, but get your coat you've pulled, I'm 41.

Trouble is with oh's family, but yep foxtrot :rotfl::rotfl: will remember that.

Have a good night

aau1

fuzzydo wrote: »

1 x Kinnerton Character Milk Chocolate Bar£0.17N/A
1 x Pears Transparent Soap (125g)£0.60£0.30
1 x Swizzels Matlow Strawberry Refresher Bar£0.10N/A
1 x Barratt Flumps Mallow Twists£0.10£0.10
1 x Haribo Tangfastics Mini£0.10£0.101 x Cadbury Freddo (18g)£0.20N/A
3 x ASDA Chosen by You Syrup Sponge Pudding (120g)£2.22£1.83
3 x ASDA Chosen by You Bourbon Creams (400g)£2.25£1.86
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Giant White Mice Bar (15g)£0.10N/A
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Giant Rainbow Buttons Bar (15g)£0.10N/A
1 x Nestle Toffee Crisp Bars (4x43g)£1.00£1.00
2 x Sure Crystal Clear Aqua Antiperspirant Deodorant (...£3.00£3.00
1 x Pears Shower Gel (250ml)£2.00£0.30
4 x Pears Liquid Handwash (237ml)£8.00£1.20

HTH

Thanks for that, helps to pick out what was on multibuy in S and see what exactly may have interacted here

As I suspected, the sponge is not glitching with the bourbons

The sponge is 120g in A

In S it is 130g

MSM adjusts price by weight to give like for like comparison so

if 130g in S costs £1 then 120g in S costs £1/130 x 120

120g in S therefore costs 92.3p for comparison purposes

If one 3f2 trigger costs 92.3p then buying 3 of this item would "cost" £1.84 and 0.6pence. MSM seems to round this down to £1.84

Divide £1.84 by 3 and it is 61.33 (again rounded down to 61p)

That is why the 3 sponge compare at £1.83 (61+61+61)

as you were

purdita

Just popped in and see theres been a lot of celebrations!

Happy Birthday Westie. Hope it's been a good one :beer:
Congratulations Coreysnan...what a whopper!! :eek:

And massive congratulations to Wool :T:T

chandlerscroft

Miss_Laid wrote: »

I am working on a minted mushy pea dip, I will garnish it with plastic mint leaves, and serve with glitched walkers crisps and doritos

What about a Heinz 5 beans salad, individual rice puddings,flumps ?

Wool27

squigs wrote: »

Sounds great.

Don't forget that the Schwarz mint is glitching!:)

Ohhhhh, could someone make me a dress from white mice with big jazzie button back?

Bumbles2

Anon wrote: »

1. I didn't know oats was an alternative as I have not seen that mentioned before. Maybe it is no longer working as if wirking and included in 3 for 2, 3 items should still be glitched if only 5 not 6.

2. I didn't say there wasn't a trigger, I said there wasn't an Ambrosia Rice trigger

Anon

But the OP bought 3 of them so the 3 for 2 worked on the porridge, thus leaving nothing left for other 2 products

Siouxsie32

Thrifty_Sister wrote: »

This twit forgot the trigger:(:(:(

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: and this twit had too many triggers :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Here's the A v W Comparison...


7 items (5 different) on your bill qualify for comparison Waitrose
+£2.86

1 x ASDA Limes Loose £0.27 £0.30
3 x ASDA Chosen by You Wholegrain Scottish Porridge Oa... £1.95 £1.16
1 x ASDA Smartprice Sparkling Water (2L) £0.17 N/A
1 x ASDA Smartprice Still Water (2L) £0.17 N/A
1 x Iams Adult Large Dog Food Chicken (3Kg) £8.00 £10.49
1 x OXO Stock Cubes Vegetable (12x6g) £1.00 £1.13
1 x ASDA Smartprice Strawberry Flavour Dessert Whip (4... £0.12 N/A
1 x ASDA Smartprice Batter Mix (128g) £0.07 N/A
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Giant White Mice Bar (15g) £0.10 N/A
1 x Iams Adult Small/Medium Dog Food Chicken (1Kg) £3.00 £4.00

Comparison total (compared products only) £14.22 £17.08

Thanks for your help everyone in finding my error - I couldn't see it for looking at it :doh:

DODO_2

Feeling good at moment and its time to give a bit back! One of my friends told me today of someone who couldn't donate to her church harvest festival as she had no food for her kids! Awful state of affairs. I may ,aon about no money but I am far far far from that situation.

Have volunteered to help out at a food bank - they may well benefit from a glitch or two

My kids harvest festival will have a few glitches too and a fair bit of ambrosia!