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fairclaire

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

Its the first time I've been out to the pub without the wife since we've been married :eek:

She's gone to her brothers 40th birthday party in Cardiff

There was no way I was paying £20 quid each way for a taxi, I don't care who's birthday it is, plus I think he's a Willy.

He didn't speak to her for 6 months after we didn't tell him we were getting married.
We rang him afterwards, so what's the problem

I just had to :rotfl::rotfl:at this. similar situation with mine/ our families and the word willy and it's ruder versions have been used:rotfl:. Thanks for reminding me, cheered me up no end and nice to know it didn't just happen to me:)

David.

Anon wrote: »

Me too! I am going to invest in a lockable store to keep Little Anons and Mrs Anon for that matter in control - nothing more infuriating than getting plenty of cereal during the AvW recent Ambrosia deal and them eating it all for breakfast and supper every day :mad:. Now I know that I bought it for them to eat (and the cleaning products seem to be lasting ... who'd have thought it ) but I had visions of them mixing the expensive cereals with their normal cornflakes and rice crispies :A - I was even looking at the Best Before date as though that may be an issue. But no, cupboard is looking empty again already (why I listen to Mrs Anon's verdict on "enough" is another important lesson - though I admit storage is an issue) ...

So a cereal, lager or anything else we currently eat, drink or can use glitch would be good (something healthy might be nice for a change ... as part of a balanced alcohol/cereal/chocolate diet/ambrosia diet ).

I admit the chocolate/biscuits and wine glitches this week mean I am ahead of the game on Christmas shopping though, so althiough spending now I should save in the long run.

The challenge with all glitches is knowing when you have "enough" before it ends and if there is a cost involved (above petrol/time) not going silly buying stuff just because it is glitching and losing track of how much you are actually spending in cold hard cash - a bargain is only a bargain if you are saving money on what you would normally buy/use :A.
Anon

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Our families need to learn the rules yes we may have got it for pennies but and it is a big but pretend its not there and if you see it out of the corner of your eye it was full price so dont go at it like a pack of hyenas

Call_of_Trouty

Anon wrote: »

As Ts do price changes all the time (though admittedly the main ones are once a week) does anyone else find it slightly odd that Ogio has been taken off sale (possibly fair enough if it was a glitch) but Hardy's has had the price reduced from £6.79/3 for £12 to £5.99/3 for £12 but with the glitch still working? Surely if they were going to the trouble of taking Ogio off sale (and reducing Ogio Chardonnay from £9.99 to £6.79), plus tinkering with the Hardy's price, they could just as easily have removed the 3 for £12 after the until 25% offer finishes?

Or does anyone else suspect they may have been sussed for an alcohol loss leader and due to adverse publicity in the press including The Telegraph etc this is an attempt to cover their tracks?

Anon

Considering T's have been doing this deal for a couple of years, what do you think ?

I think they boobed with the ogio btw.

David.

OK set the printer away letting dogs out and then off to bed so goodnight all:)

fairclaire

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

Considering T's have been doing this deal for a couple of years, what do you think ?

I think they boobed with the ogio btw.

there was no 3 for £12 in my local today except for Albali, at £4.49 is NOT a bargain. I bought 6 bottles of the 2 for £12. picked the most expensive and was happy with my savings on it. I am torturing myself now. Will they stock up on 3 for £12 tomorrow? or should I save my petrol and stay at home?

The other wines aren't worth it in comparison to double discount

Call_of_Trouty

robstersgirl wrote: »

Here and waiting :rotfl:
Helllllloooooooooooo Elite

Apparently I'm not allowed to write what I was going to

My wife has just got home :rotfl:

Call_of_Trouty

fairclaire wrote: »

there was no 3 for £12 in my local today except for Albali, at £4.49 is NOT a bargain. I bought 6 bottles of the 2 for £12. picked the most expensive and was happy with my savings on it. I am torturing myself now. Will they stock up on 3 for £12 tomorrow? or should I save my petrol and stay at home?

The other wines aren't worth it in comparison to double discount

Up to you whether you want to gamble or not. I think the 25% finishes tomorrow btw. If you go, go early

fairclaire

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

Apparently I'm not allowed to write what I was going to

My wife has just got home :rotfl:

LOL:rotfl:

Call_of_Trouty

fairclaire wrote: »

LOL:rotfl:

Lucky she's got a sense of humour

And she's drunk so i'm signing off for the night

Goodnight all

jagbeth1

Only 30 minutes left of my shift lets hope I can make to the end without telling someone what I really think of them.....

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