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kezbratt

Looby123 wrote: »

Fairclaire - was it you who was looking to get your hubby games for xmas and looking for deals?

I've just received a clubcard booklet with mocs in...all entertainment for use instore only.... theres a 3for2 on Skylanders (not including starter packs or booster packs)....and voucher for bonus 500 points when you buy Call Of Duty Black Ops with another listed game...and another voucher for bonus 500 points when you buy 2 of any listed game...which are the same as the other list...so am thinking if you buy 3 games, you'll be able to use both...ie get 1000 points

have you recieved anything similar, as mine will have to go in the recycling bin

ooo hope I get the skylander moc as well :eek:

michter

aau1 wrote: »

Yesterdays pp results just back

Still 69p

Can't see these anywhere, not in my local metro ts,msm,sada.com or ts.com,do you have a link please? TIA:beer:

izzy65

Deb_S wrote: »

Thanks for reply

I had 12 lessons & passed first time so I guess I am worried about expecting too much of her (she is my niece), and trying to budget for a realistic scenario.

Deb I have now taken out three learners, my own two and a neice, what I would say is definitely get them a car of their own, seek out a good instructor that comes recommended and book two hour lessons at a time, (one hour is just not enough) and listen to the instuctor regarding time scale to book the test.:)

David.

Sunflower1227 wrote: »

I have emailed them, they only take other stores conditional spends, eg £5 off £40 spend.

Not apgs

Will post email later on iPad and it's not playing ball to copy and paste

So I have just found out that saves me emailing them then
thanks :T

David.

Deb_S wrote: »

Morning all

Can I ask the parents of older kids a question please

Those of you that have put their kids through driving lessons. How many should I be expecting to have to pay for to get a 17 year old girl with zero driving experience through her test?

Taking her out in my own car is difficult as it is not your normal everyday car.

Thanks for any advice in advance :-)

Obviously everyone is different along with driving instructors 40 could be more could be less

David.

Deb_S wrote: »

Thanks for the quick replies

The idea is to get her something small when she passes, maybe a KA or similar.

Eldest passed when he was 17.5 so 2 years ago group 1 insurance at the time for a cheap car was about £5000 :eek:
when he was 18 down to about £3900
when he hit 19 its a mere £2500
still has not bothered with it and dont even ask about the excess they impose :eek:

MKS

tyroleandancer wrote: »

Has anyone noticed what the Disney DVD offer Iain Mr A please?
I'm looking to but Cinderella and 101 Dalmations. thanks

You need FloFlo - she's the Disney expert.

Enterprise_1701C

Good morning all, haven't read back, not sure if I will get time either!

Just wanted to come on and say a big Happy Birthday to Happy Chappy

Jerryjerryjerry

henlans wrote: »

Your up late, hows the hangover?

:j:rotfl::j

Just got back from Asda.. will post results in 3 hours.

Enterprise_1701C

David. wrote: »

Obviously everyone is different along with driving instructors 40 could be more could be less

I've never passed - must have had hundreds of lessons, gave up in the end!