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Iamsohappy

perkypam123 wrote: »

£4.00 any 3 FOR £10.00
£5.00
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Maybe I am wrong then

Is this not Ferraro Tree rather than raffaello which patty asked about ?

lawrie28

Thought you would like this:

Students in a Biology class were taking a mock exam.

The last question was, 'Name seven advantages of Mother's Milk.’
The question was worth 70 points or none at all.
One student, in particular, was hard put to think of seven advantages. However, he wrote:

1) It is perfect formula for the child.
2) It provides immunity against several diseases.
3) It is always the right temperature.
4) It is inexpensive.
5) It bonds the child to mother, and vice versa.
6) It is always available as needed.

And then the student was stuck. Finally, in desperation, just before the bell rang indicating the end of the test, he wrote:

7) It comes in two attractive containers and it's high enough off the ground where the cat can't get it.

He was awarded an A.

mr.save

tricia89 wrote: »

or, get paid £1 to take each one you buy away if you have both coupons <(^_^)>

Thank you, think this will work out better than the big ones for £2.

Can someone please explain the above to me, from what i understand, you can get £1 off lenor coupon, it costs 1.99 in tesco, you have therefore paid 99p (- coupon), but as its 1.00 in A's, tesco will give you a pp of 99p, therefor making it free??

Does the same apply with the bold 2 in 1??

Thanks i think im finally getting it...:)

Queenriderbrekke

perkypam123 wrote: »

£4.00 any 3 FOR £10.00
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This isn't the box of Raffaello, not sure but has anyone looked tyo see if thje Raffaello are still not in the 3 for £10 (Would look myself but have never had more than 29-33 of the 3 for £10 showing at Asda when signed in):)

DeeDee74

Smart1e wrote: »

DeeDee do you know which G&B's it was please as M's website just says miniature collection and there are 3 different ones,dark, classic milk and dark, and milk and white...

If this works it will be :j:j:j

Thay had dark and milk and the all dark collection for3.99 the terrys caught my eye first , do msm price check m??
Thay had few other cheap box choc but stupidly i though id check on thete site which is impossible 2 search though on phone i gave up in end and may just go bk instore and check all choc deals might be easyer....

eightieschick88

nikkilala wrote: »

It's the best feeling ever isnt it:TI told Nannlylala I'm trying to do Xmas as MSE as possible so I'm currently getting whoopsied sausages and bacon so I can make pigs in blankets and stuffing and freeze them ready for Xmas;)It's just so addictive saving money:rotfl:

How did you get on yesterday with Nannylala visiting DS? Haven't caught up with the thread yet, still doing it in bits and pieces - did you take him a ton of stuff again? How's he settling in?

artha

Morning all,
Just been doing a quick catch up.
Sunny and cold here in the NE.
Just back from a fasting blood test
My car needs a wash
My garden is a mess...roll on spring!
I've just picked out some fluff from my navel
Aren't babies just wonderful
(obligatory drivel for our impatient HUKD readers:rotfl::rotfl:)

Need a bit of help with online sada&T grocery shops as I've only done one myself before and didn't use any mocs,PP etc. I've got a few TCB referred friends that are going to do some first time online shops to stock up for Christmas and the new year and hopefully get some topcashback, CC points etc.;)

Some MOCs(e.g.Tesco £2off finest) have a code that can be used online...I'm OK with that.
Others like the T £3 off dairy don't have a code. Do I just give that type of thing to the delivery driver and it's taken off later?

I assume that any qualifying spends work like instore i.e. that it is the total before any coupons etc are used?

For sada I was planning to do small (£25) click and collect shops (free at the moment) via TCB to get the cashback.

For T I was also going to do click and collect(£50 spend).

Any pitfalls/newbie mistakes I should look out for please?:)

cheesyball

Queenriderbrekke wrote: »

This isn't the box of Raffaello, not sure but has anyone looked tyo see if thje Raffaello are still not in the 3 for £10 (Would look myself but have never had more than 29-33 of the 3 for £10 showing at Asda when signed in):)

Showing N/A on my supermakrt in sada. £6 in t's

jamsponge

Deb_S wrote: »

hi Jamsponge

Great to see the cove is blue again

Sorry to hear that you are not sleeping. Can I make a suggestion? Rather than worrying and waiting for pain to come, think more positively. Concentrate on how long you have gone without it and remember how good that is.
Often, we can bring pain on sooner, or bring increased levels by stressing ourselves worrying.

I know it sounds a bit hairy fairy, but I have been doing course at Uni for the past 2 years on NLP and clinical hypnotherapy and positivity really does help. (and negativity works too, but in the wrong way).

I do try to think positive, but when you can't sleep just the tiny things seem huge. The good thing is I have pain relief after fighting for it for over 5 years which although I try not to take because its there I feel better for it as I now feel a bit more in control ITMS.

harris23

hello newbie ish here,could anyone recommend a cheap printer and ink? library is costing too much time and money!