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elliemoo

pattylabelle wrote: »

Wold love it but cannot find that coupon even though somebody said still available this am:(

I've looked on FB but cant see them either.

nikkilala_2

Finish DISHWASHER TABLET GITCH

Heres a link to the groceries thread because I don't think everyone has picked up on it yet:( Works out at 3 boxes of Finish Dish washer tablets for £1.88. Just got 12 boxes:T:Tworks in Expresses:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4264949

FloFlo

aau1 wrote: »

I just got asked for address.

I hope I spelled "eohnqwepioje" correctly

We're neighbours. :beer:

Turn your ruddy music down!:mad:



;)

pattylabelle

fuzzgun19 wrote: »

The biscuit/choc shop is also working with Tobelle instead of Vinnie trellis!
I bought all of the below, but also the Toblerone Tobelle triangle box which was in the 3 for £10 offer @ A.

Due to the ASDA Price Guarantee, you're entitled to a voucher of £7.89:
Why £7.89?
8 items (7 different) on your bill qualify for comparison Tesco
+£6.64
0.91 x ASDA White Baking Potatoes by Weight (100g) £0.95 £1.18
1 x Cadbury Fabulous Fingers (3x110g) £7.00 £2.99
1 x Birds Eye Crispy Chicken Dippers (42 per pack - 77... £4.38 £3.00
1 x Heinz Baked Beanz in Tomato Sauce (415g) £0.68 £0.70
1 x Barratt Flumps Mallow Twists £0.10 £0.10
2 x ASDA 1% Fat Milk 4 Pints (2.27L) £2.00 £2.00
1 x ASDA Mini Chicken Satay (8 per pack - 80g) £1.00 N/A
1 x Guylian Belgian Chocolates Opus (200g) £4.00 £2.50

Comparison total (compared products only) £19.11 £12.47

Its this one -

The other tobelle post worth a bump:)

antrobus

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

Here's something to think about.

How do you know you are real and not a computer programme? Similar to the matrix. Everything you do could just be binary code.

It's been bugging me a while

Answers in the morning please

It's called the 'simulation argument'. Somebody wrote a paper about it once. There's now a whole webste devoted to it - http://www.simulation-argument.com/

T42

FloFlo wrote: »

I am tempted to hit it hard today to try to get enough fingers to give as gifts to my class. I would need 29 packs, lol, but it would be way cheaper than spending £1-£2 each like normal.

Please would you explain how we do this? Would deffo make great gifts that I wouldnt normally be able to afford for everyone I'd like to give pressies to.

couponqueen123

pattylabelle wrote: »

must get up and go for it- Have you seen this?:eek::eek:




http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-20172392

this is why i dont take my kids out - had an disagreement with a friend as i said i dont trust people not to do anthing to seets- she said i was being ridicuolus , i offered her to my party and she told me her kids wernt missing out i just laughted (when i got home) as my kids didnt miss out:rotfl::rotfl: were just safe from nutters

T42

Thanks pattylabelle that's cleared that up for me! :beer:

Edit: just one question...where would you shop for it, tesco or asda? I think this APG thing is new...or rather I've been away from here for a while so I'm lost....

FloFlo

nikkilala wrote: »

DISHWASHER TABLET GITCH

Heres a link to the groceries thread because I don't think everyone has picked up on it yet:( Works out at 3 boxes of Dish washer tablets for £1.88. Just got 12 boxes:T:Tworks in Expresses:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4264949

I haven't been to get any yet, no laughing, the express is down a road I haven't had to park on yet so I need to mentally prepare first.

Went to my brother's yesterday and cos DH usually nags me about parking too far from the kerb I pulled in tight and then struggled to get out as it was a really high kerb. Then obviously struggled even worse afterwards to get back into car! Not sure why I didn't just pull out a bit when I realised I was too close.:o

FloFlo

couponqueen123 wrote: »

this is why i dont take my kids out - had an disagreement with a friend as i said i dont trust people not to do anthing to seets- she said i was being ridicuolus , i offered her to my party and she told me her kids wernt missing out i just laughted (when i got home) as my kids didnt miss out:rotfl::rotfl: were just safe from nutters

When I worked in a supermarket a customer used to bring in boiled sweets for one of the youngish girls and I used to torment her by saying he'd licked them all first and rewrapped them.:o