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nikkilala_2

Classy_Chick06 wrote: »

:eek::eek: what have i missed here? what, when, why how much and is it still working?

Here you go, you can still find them if your lucky:)

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=56262029&postcount=1011

wackynut

fairclaire wrote: »

Afternoon everyone

It was my 25th wedding anniversary yesterday. Yesterday afternoon I was a bit shocked when one of these was delivered


Now we have needed a new fridge freezer for ages and this one is lovely and will go wonderfully in the new kitchen when it's finished. But I was rather dismayed to discover that this was my anniversary pressie:(. My OH has always been the practical type....I've had a dishwasher, coffee maker, dyson and other practical gifts over the years and I've just gotten used to it but I had thought that as it was a special anniversary he might buy me something a bit more personal or special. Needless to say I spent the rest of the day in a bit if a strop not helped by him commenting that he thought that it was a great idea because it was silver and appropriate for a silver wedding pressie:mad:

Well anyway I'd gotten over it by this morning. Went out to do a few things this morning then went to pick OH from hospital at lunch time. Just after we got home there was a knock at the door, It was a man from a car dealership delivering a brand new shiny one of these


So guess how stoopid and selfish and ungrateful I feel now?:o. Luckily OH just thinks he's funny (nice to see he still has a sense of humour:cool:)

New car for me has been on the cards for ages. the one I have now is practically falling apart but With all the goings on I haven't a chance to sort a new one out. So I have had a harsh lesson about being ungrateful and am off now to find me knee pads for all the grovelling I'm going to be doing.

Sorry for the long post:o

Wow, what a lovely surprise.

cjj_2

mhoc wrote: »

From a lunchtime shop today sada v s - minus a few fillers

I knew I was going to miss out by a few pence for the milk but I was annoyed about the tonic water. If you buy 4 in sada you get a multibuy price of 4 for £1.50. This was an impulse buy but if Id done my research first and just bought the one non match flavour - ASDA Indian Tonic Water with a Hint of Lemon (1L) for all 4 then I would not have lost out of another 50p.
But I cant complain, the Ariel worked so very pleased with this and I paid with a larger APG, a parking voucher and a little real money.
And another APG to use tommorow if the offer continues.
(My invisible item was the Thorn Xmas again )

1 x ASDA British Semi Skimmed Milk 4 Pints (2.27L)

£1.00

£1.18

1 x ASDA Low Calorie Indian Tonic Water (1L)

£0.38

£0.55

1 x ASDA Low Calorie Indian Tonic Water with a Twist o...

£0.36

£0.55

1 x ASDA Indian Tonic Water with a Hint of Lemon (1L)

£0.38

N/A

1 x ASDA Low Calorie Indian Tonic Water with a Hint of...

£0.38

£0.55

1 x Walkers Classic Variety (12x25g)

£2.88


£1.49

2 x Cadbury Milk Tray (400g)

£14.00


£6.00

3 x Ariel Actilift Colour Excel Liquitabs - 11 Washes ...

£9.00


N/A

Can I ask if the meaty walkers were 12+ 8 free or just a straight 12 pack. Tia x
Sorry ignore me they were walkers classics x

couponqueen123

nikkilala wrote: »

I can't remember the last time I paid "proper" prices for candles;)It must be about 2 years and like you I have them everywhere, just makes you feel so cosy and warm:TWhen the tealights were glitching in T's the other day I got 20 packs which is 600 tealights:oso thats me sorted for most of the winter:T:T

do you melt them down to make bid candles ? its fun adn if you got patience making multi coulered ones (gr8t presants too)

i used to work on markets as kidd and teenager and used to work on candle adn hair stuff stall(odd combo i know)i wont menton the undercount bargins:eek: and fell in love with candles my mum used to be frigtened when i was at home alown with my candles lol

David.

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Yes please


We want Dexter

We want Dexter

We want Dexter

....... Or was it Rover......:)

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Some people dont like dog photos so he is a last resort if needed
Just to say MT still working from a 230ish shop lost 70p on the 2 loaves of bread who can afford to buy bread at sainsburys :eek:

helen4891

ur a star posting them pictures , ill take them back tomorow for a gift card thank you for all the help.

QPR10

nikkilala wrote: »

I think I may give in and join the choccie gang;)I think I'm strong enough now to save them for Xmas:)Just need a quick trawl back to see what to buy and will grab them tonight (I still can't believe I've not got them:rotfl:)

And then you can tell me because its as clear as mud with me at the moment

tescobabe69

QPR10 wrote: »

And then you can tell me because its as clear as mud with me at the moment

#1440 shows triggers (buy one)
Milk tray 400g compares £7 to £3 (check MSM)
So a trigger two Milk Tray + fillers.

fairclaire

zippydooda wrote: »

is the car silver as well, i bet your over the moon.:)

I am:D Thanks. And thanks to everyone else for the wishes:A

I been out in it at last. Took me ages to get my insurance sorted this afternoon, I was itching to get in it. Feels amazing not be driving something that clunks, squeaks and shudders:rotfl: It's so shiny and clean I don't want to let the kids in it:rotfl:

And I grovelled all afternoon for my strop over the fridge. Now time to think of ways to convince OH we can keep the old one as well.....for stashing:D

David.

QPR10 wrote: »

And then you can tell me because its as clear as mud with me at the moment

I think originally from cot
but its here post 2 http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=57079425&postcount=2