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gocat

Emily_Rachel wrote: »

Hello Patty, Thanks for the reminder that T use asda.com for the pp comparison rather than msm. On my asda.com price of the gorgeous one has just gone up to 4.00, but other two still on 3.00. Looks like the other 2 for me later to get the petrol vouchers!

So could u get 2 of each and then pp will be £10? Plus of course your fillers.
Then should get 3 petrol vouchers. Is that right?

Sarahdol75

aau1 wrote: »

Soft and gentle. Two types compare at 20p

Ha ha thanks for that, didnt think it was soap and glory, couldnt think of anything else with those letters.

carolt2

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Ha ha thanks for that, didnt think it was soap and glory, couldnt think of anything else with those letters.

1 x Soft & Gentle Sensitive Antiperspirant Deodorant (... £1.89 £0.20
1 x Soft & Gentle Body Responsive Antiperspirant Deodo... £1.89 £0.20

It's these 2 that are comparing, 1 has a purple cap and the other a peach cap

aau1

gocat wrote: »

So could u get 2 of each and then pp will be £10? Plus of course your fillers.
Then should get 3 petrol vouchers. Is that right?

Plus 2 of each would be £30 which gets you a long way to the £40 conditional spend limit if you have any £5 vouchers (A or T) to use

Magicowen

Good Morning All

Hope all is well.

Budgie - so glad you're back and great to hear the news about your dad, I hope things continue to improve, healing vibes winging their way to your dad :A
I just read your post about your DS and Christmas, I'm blinking like mad trying to stop the tears as I'm sat at work I truly hope that you all have an amazing Christmas together :heart2:

Worry-wart - thanks for posting the link to the animal pics - they are stunning!

3dogs - Fab news about the donations for the rescue :T


Davemorton - Rebecca & Jason are gorgeous and what fab names! :smileyhea
Logie - healing and positive vibes being sent over to you xx

Tiger - hope tigercub gets better soon, poor thing and DS stops with the running :eek:
Will be thinking of you tomorrow :A xx

So then, shall I do my first choc shop tonight? decisions decisions!

LaaCaz

Cj87 wrote: »

its Terrys All Gold Milk/Dark 190g/200g that are £1.50 @ Morrisons

on MSM for £3.00 @ sainsburys... N/A elsewhere.
http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/#/brands/Terrys_in_Sainsburys.html?_fbr=Terrys&_foo=oo

Terry's All Gold Dark
(190g)
£3.90
(£2.05 per 100g)

Shows on A.com for me - weird!

mgamble

P2TKL wrote: »

So did I....:(

regarding the welchs, i got two because i went back and put another email address in and it let me print another, tried it a 3rd time but then message print limit reached hth:T

lutzi1

Greetings all!

Received my online shop yesterday - guess what, no petrol vouchers! :mad: I rang cs and they are sending me some out. They did send me some cutlery vouchers however, which I have no use for.

Hugs to all who need one, have a good day.

pattylabelle

Emily_Rachel wrote: »

Hello Patty, Thanks for the reminder that T use asda.com for the pp comparison rather than msm. On my asda.com price of the gorgeous one has just gone up to 4.00, but other two still on 3.00. Looks like the other 2 for me later to get the petrol vouchers!

You sure- still showing £3 here


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Emily_Rachel

sally06 wrote: »

must be lovely having fresh eggs every day They taste so much better than shop bought. I'd love to keep chickens, but they wouldn't last 5 minutes with my cats!

Hi Sally06, I have 3 cats that are great hunters and catch full-grown rabbits. BUT they do not cause any problems for my 3 chickens. Yes they were very interested the first time they met them, but the chickens are quite able to defend themselves against a cat, and the cats soon realised it was better to nobly ignore them. There were no injuries to either side. The cats like to ruffle the chicken's feathers occasionally by mock hunting them, but it always ends in an 'only joking' little run and a quick self-concious wash. Chicks would be at risk, well, eaten straight away, but I have never heard of chickens being attacked by cats. Dogs can be a problem even if well trained and usually under control, but your real enemies would be foxes, rats and red mites, all of which can be kept out/prevented/sorted out. If you have a part of the garden that can be secured, please do consider getting some chickens. They are great fun and you can't beat a freshly laid egg - even the 'very fresh' ones in the shops can be up to 7 days old, and you really taste the difference.:)