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David. wrote: »

For future ref just to the right of quote button 2 balloon type things click those on any you want to quote then when you go to post they all appear as if by magic

Thank you

SaverSavvy123 wrote: »

This is one of the lessons I do with Y10's and above

On average it is 40 lessons which are on average £20 each
Theory test £31
Practical test £62 (day) £75 (eve&weekend)

Depends if they pass first time but you are looking around £1000.

Then when they have a car

Average costs
Car insurance £3500 p.y
2 tank fuel pm £100 = £1200
Car tax £100
MOT £40
Breakdown cover £40
Service £60
Couple of tyres £60


So around £5k to run the car in the first year which is £416 p.m:eek::eek:

Obviously these are only averages and some will be considerably less and others more;)

Thanks for that. It's shocking when you see it written down isn't it!

Ms-Money-Penny

tessietwo wrote: »

Thanks, first time I have played this one, won some Maoam headphones

I won headphones, only took a week to arrive, quite good my grandson will find them handy

pattylabelle

Just been to N'breda to use up the sads £5 0ff £40 ( they let me stack them nicely folks). DD has new boots and jeans- she thinks it's her bitthday!!! I love the staff in there.

TrulyMadly

tigerwhite wrote: »

I love that word Along with Juxtapose and personification (I must be having a brainy day today :rotfl:)

What are your thoughts on palindromes and onomatopoeia?:)

aau1

Jerryjerryjerry wrote: »

I HAVE read it.. and very useful it was too! however, there are millions of questions asked here and they've not been singled out. Or are you just picking on those of us who are not privy to your not-so-secret or secure facebook club?

I only asked that question, incidentally, because i know of a lady who only buys 3 items on a tesco shop and always gets PP's. So sometimes, its good to do a collective.. and throw it out there.. incase the system has changed... which it inevitably does.. often.

I was talking about bag re-use counting as your 8th item. something I harp on about time and again (as much as I say "read post 1")

If you "know of a lady" maybe you could ask her what three items she buys and share that with us because it's news to me and I'm sure many would put it to the test

As for singling this out amongst millions of other questions.....I singled it out because it was covered in post 1. (at least in part as I was pointing to the confirmation of.a 7 item shop working)

Why would I single out questions not covered in post 1 with a "read post 1" reply????

And what has fb got to do with any of this exactly?

Tweets_2

pattylabelle wrote: »

I take it you have sorted lots of Huggies starter kits from Mr Shoes?

They're on my list for next week but as I only do online shopping I wasn't sure there'd be a fixed amount you could buy. I was trying to get the more expensive things out of the rode before getting the little stuff.

Ms-Money-Penny

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

No problem

I can't find the ones you mention on adsa.com or msm. That's probably why it's not showing on the apg.

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/sainsburys-price-comparison/Biscuits/Foxs_Limited_Edition_Christmas_Vinnie_Tin_475g.html

I think these may be the ones , only show on sainsbobs on msm

princessmelody2009

Popping in briefly to say :hi:

Hope everyone is well, a better day for me today, went to sada with mam & DD. Found reloaded (Finally!) and used colgate and apg with no probs no wombles but then that store's always spotless DD got a bit upset at the till because she wanted the shiny spider decorations hanging above :rotfl: Mam gave her a toy fake spider about a week ago, thinking it'd scare her but she put him on her bed and said 'goodnight incy wincy' :rotfl: love her :grinheart:kisses3:

I got a colgate max white toothbrush with the coupon which I thought was excellent value as it's currently on special for £1 so only 25p to pay

I also went into superdrug and got 6 x Kleenex Balsam Multipacks (8 pocket packs) for free, had to buy sugar as the coupons took the till to negative 3p but they have an offer on atm, £1.39 each or 2 for £1.99. I used the coupons from the huggies newborn starter kit sleeve; we're making nice baby hampers very cheaply by using the coupons; great if you know someone expecting or with a newborn

Hugs to all, hope ye had a great shopping/family/duvet day x

tessietwo

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

Choc and biscuit shop didn't work Will post list in a btw

Thanks for trying it out COT

zagubov

tessietwo wrote: »

:think: ......... just off to get my thesaurus

I'm glad everybody here is so eloquent instead of just loquacious like some other threads.:D

Speaking of car costs, when selling my last car we looked up a website that would apparently buy any car and got, lets call it a modest offer.

So we did what we did 6 years ago and asked if any friends/ realtives wanted a car for that price (a few hundred quid) and I ended up selling it to a workmate who hadn't had a car for years and was missing the convenience. He got a really good deal, I didn't have to pay the website any money and everybody's happy. I'd recommend it to all MSEers - if you're offered a small sum for a part-exchange give someone else a chance to get at least the same deal off you. Better and greener from every angle:T:D