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couponqueen123

tbw wrote: »

I fail to see the fairness of penalising responsible adults who like a glass or two of wine and a gin or whisky (or preferably Jack Daniels Honey!) Yes, I take full advantage of multibuys and special offers and always have a decent 'stash' squirrelled away but I don't think the offers make much difference at all to my intake . The ones who will be hurt by this ruling are pensioners who are on a restricted income, who have worked perishing hard all their lives and who can only afford to buy their drinks when its available on offer.

I really resent the fact that the rest of us are going to lose out just cos an irresponsible crowd of idiot want to drink themselves into an early grave. The Nanny State is going too far.


Ps if you haven't tried Jack Daniels Honey you are missing out !

like so many other things in life:eek: our goverment just ban or just make it avalible to the rich only i dnt drink:eek: but use wine to cook . at the moment im using the red wine from the last tesco glitch nice in food:rotfl:

i think it coming to sad times when the goverment can tell you how to live and whats allowed and not (within reason)

also the black market will be booming again with trips to france :T

Laura_D_2

Right, I've perused the tosco website and it is showing some 3 for £12

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/ProductBuylist/default.aspx?id=L00007928

Is this right and wld it be a better deal?

princessmelody2009

MKS wrote: »

Ah, so your hair has receeded.:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

tbw

Deb_S wrote: »

I have my kitty in a lovely little urn that lives next to the fireplace, it is comforting somehow

I had my Mum on the sideboard for ages - everytime I went on holiday I took a small jar of ashes and sprinkled them, usually at a watery location (she went over Niagara and Victoria Falls !). She never got out of England and always said she would love to travel.

Every time I went through Security/Customs I was waiting for some suspicious official to dip his finger in and taste it for drugs but it never happened.

Belfast_Padawan

Just a quick post to say that I am a complete newbie here, and have been amazed at all the very inventive money saving ideas I've seen in the short time I've been reading. Look forward to learning from the masters and mistresses of savvy shopping

PS I'm actually from just outside Belfast, but there was no point in mentioning the place as you would never have heard of it

ellie14

Bought 2 FF 1 LB still working just printed,not as good as GB but none in store.

couponqueen123

princessmelody2009 wrote: »

We've only the one for now

As for snacks, I like to mix it up a bit but sweets are a rare treat, she usually has fruit (Which she loves just as much if not more than sweets!) or Organix Goodies or Ella's kitchen snacks, a box of raisins etc.

She has always been quite boistrous and full-on so sweets wouldn't really make a difference in that sense! I have yet to take her to the health visitor but want to have her seen as we have suspicions that she is autistic. Her father has ADHD, my sister is high-functioning autistic and I've worked in a special needs school so we're pretty clued up on behaviours.

My mister is very supportive in her discipline and even if he disagrees (Which has yet to happen!) he has said that he will agree in front of her to show solidarity with me, then discuss with me later... I can't wait for her to get older and try to play us off eachother; never gonna happen :rotfl:

im dreading it and looking forward as when shes older i wont have to listen to him say she a baby :mad: shes not and expecialy whe shes laughing in my face being naughty and im close to tears as i dnt honestly know what to do . and i honestly have tried everything im strong person and have no problem holding my word when i say no but this has no effect on dd ,

any way on a brighter note she just made me pretend ice creeam and milkshake from cafe we got them last xmas and is behaving 2day kindof ,:rotfl:

ni-mum

Belfast_Padawan wrote: »

Just a quick post to say that I am a complete newbie here, and have been amazed at all the very inventive money saving ideas I've seen in the short time I've been reading. Look forward to learning from the masters and mistresses of savvy shopping

PS I'm actually from just outside Belfast, but there was no point in mentioning the place as you would never have heard of it

Oh go on ....... there may be a few here who would know.;)

GIRLPOWER_2

:j:j:j:j:j:j 10.22 back! Paid 11.83 inc fillers!

0.15 x ASDA Bananas by Weight (100g) £0.10 N/A
0.07 x ASDA Mushrooms by Weight (100g) £0.19 N/A
0.09 x ASDA Onions by Weight (100g) £0.07 £0.08
1 x ASDA Smartprice Milk Chocolate Bar (100g) £0.30 N/A
1 x ASDA Smartprice Dried Mixed Herbs (18g) £0.19 N/A
1 x ASDA Smartprice Toothbrush (2) £0.18 N/A
2 x Cadbury Fabulous Fingers (3x110g) £14.00 £6.98
1 x Weight Watchers Piri Piri Chicken & Spicy Rice (40... £2.98 £2.99
1 x Green & Black's Organic Dark & Milk Miniature Bars... £5.50 £3.66
1 x ASDA Smartprice Mint Sauce (165g) £0.24 N/A
1 x ASDA Smartprice Bourbon Creams (200g) £0.20 N/A

couponqueen123

jamsponge wrote: »

The one good thing about having had a child who used to throw the biggest wobblies is that when you see someone else with a child like that you can relate to them and not tut like some people. that really winds me up.

and me i always want to ask what they looking at but to conserned with getting dd to car or somewhere less public