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adoreholidays wrote: »

Just incase it hasn't been confirmed for today Sally Hansen Miracle cure worked and the carte noire from a 11am shop this morning:j:beer:

The carte noir isn't glitching tho, it's just comparing at the correct price

3Dogs

locarr wrote: »

Just had a look on supersavvyme for the first time in a while lots of new mocs including some for Gillete gift set sand some Ariel and Lenor that I'm sure could be used with the car and or teco mag mocs:D

http://www.supersavvyme.co.uk/tag/coupon

Hugs to all those missing loved ones xx

Thank Locarr and I'm off to check SSM now for any extra mocs :j

tricia89 wrote: »

Locarr........

Nothing to add to that just LOL.

Your not going to get the reaction you want out of me!

Hugs to those missing loved ones?

That line is so out of place coming from you.

tricia89 - this really is getting out of hand now hun There are so many of us on here that ARE misssing loved ones and I am taking Locarr's comment as I am sure he meant it. Not everything is directed at you petal, surely. Please pleasse try to hold your tongue ...... or your typing fingers

Also, although I am one for correct spelling, punctuation and grammar and I try, whenever possible given that I have sticky s and ww keys :rotfl:, to be correct, and hate to see 'text speak' and bad grammar, etc, I am mindful that some people are posting on mobile devices and some will have dyslexia, etc, so I read as best I can and ignore such errors. I would hate to embarrass someone who had learning difficulties by pulling them up on their spelling and whatnot PLEASE bear that in mind everyone

rhosynbach

3Dogs wrote: »

Thank Locarr and I'm off to check SSM now for any extra mocs :j



tricia89 - this really is getting out of hand now hun There are so many of us on here that ARE misssing loved ones and I am taking Locarr's comment as I am sure he meant it. Not everything is directed at you petal, surely. Please pleasse try to hold your tongue ...... or your typing fingers

Also, although I am one for correct spelling, punctuation and grammar and I try, whenever possible given that I have sticky s and ww keys :rotfl:, to be correct, and hate to see 'text speak' and bad grammar, etc, I am mindful that some people are posting on mobile devices and some will have dyslexia, etc, so I read as best I can and ignore such errors. I would hate to embarrass someone who had learning difficulties by pulling them up on their spelling and whatnot PLEASE bear that in mind everyone

great words of wisdom as usual 3dogs:T

3Dogs

TrulyMadly wrote: »

As promised my first batch of mince pies:)

Picked up free poinsettia from T's earlier (my own pot):)


Kitchen smells all festive:T:)

I can smell them from here and they look good enough to eat nom nom

rhosynbach wrote: »

afternoon everyone,
big hugs for all those that are missing love ones this year Christmas can be so hard espeacily the first one so extra big hugs to 3dogs

6 of my grandchildren are in care, very complicated after 2 of them were abducted by someone living with a phaedo phile after going to the police to get them back claims were made about the parents which got them arrested solicitor thinks it will get sorted but will take time so we cannot see them at xmas have had 2 hours with them in over a month and while on bail the parents can not be together so have lost kids and each other so xmas will be very hard for them.

Thanks hun. Gosh, that sound such a bad bad situation :eek: :eek: I do hope that it can all get sorted out for the best of all concerned

nikkilala wrote: »

They look delicious:T:T:TBecause I'm on a diet I have decided that my first mince pie will be on Xmas day, And I'm going to have 2 days of eating what ever I like;)
3Dogs have been thinking about you with your first Xmas this year, I'm sure Mr3dogs will be watching over you xx

Just back from T's and got some lovely whoopsies, all T's finest so they went down even more with the vouchers:T:TI'm loving those Finest vouchers. Just got a load of the Finest Red Onion sausages whoopsied,so am going to make all my stuffing this afternoon and freeze it, saves money and time:TAlso go 2 huge pieces of pork. The big ones that were half price anyway at £12 each and then whoopsied down to £6 each (Not the best whoopsies but good enough for me as they are huge) Couldnt get any whoopsied lamb for dinner but the legs were 1/2 price so got a lovely one for £10(It broke my heart paying that but I did have a £3 off £30 spend to go with it;))

Thanks Nikki :A Hope DS appreciates the lamb - you will tell him it wasn't whoopsied or DTD won't you? :rotfl:

altojack

rhosynbach wrote: »

afternoon everyone,
big hugs for all those that are missing love ones this year Christmas can be so hard espeacily the first one so extra big hugs to 3dogs

6 of my grandchildren are in care, very complicated after 2 of them were abducted by someone living with a phaedo phile after going to the police to get them back claims were made about the parents which got them arrested solicitor thinks it will get sorted but will take time so we cannot see them at xmas have had 2 hours with them in over a month and while on bail the parents can not be together so have lost kids and each other so xmas will be very hard for them.

My heart goes out to you rhosynbach, what a dreadful thing to happen. A similar situation arose concerning a lady that I used to work with. Her husband had been arrested and questioned and although he was NOT guilty of any wrong doing, the 2 children were taken into care and the poor grandparents couldn't see the children very much at all. :A

I hope things are sorted out as quickly as possible for the childrens sakes as they are bound to miss their parents and grandparents :A

nikkilala_2

3Dogs wrote: »

I can smell them from here and they look good enough to eat nom nom



Thanks hun. Gosh, that sound such a bad bad situation :eek: :eek: I do hope that it can all get sorted out for the best of all concerned



Thanks Nikki :A Hope DS appreciates the lamb - you will tell him it wasn't whoopsied or DTD won't you? :rotfl:

Trust me, I've told him it was full price;);););)

BargainStreet

nikkilala wrote: »

I was my Dads Birthday on 28th December (Now it might be 29th but I always get muddled up:o:o) So me and MrLala got married on that day to celebrate my dads life and our wedding:)It was hard but it sort of turned the day around into a happy one if you know what I mean.
Big hugs hugs Floflo because I know the first xmas is really hard:(

what a lovely positive thing to do niki

my thoughts are with those who find this time of year particulary difficult

my thanks to all of you who have helped through the year with your storeys of your lives and support for others

fuzzgun19

FF/Raf worked for me today.

Due to the ASDA Price Guarantee, you're entitled to a voucher of £9.80:
Why £9.80?
8 items (6 different) on your bill qualify for comparisonSainsbury's

+£8.41
1 x ASDA Smartprice Garlic Baguette (170g)£0.32£0.32
2 x Cadbury Fabulous Fingers (3x110g)£14.00£8.00
1 x Richmond Irish Recipe Thick Sausages (12 per pack ...£3.00£1.50
1 x Butterkist Popcorn - Toffee (200g)£1.40£1.00
1 x Nivea Lip Care Essential£1.50£0.99
2 x ASDA 1% Fat Milk 4 Pints (2.27L)£2.00£2.00
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Chocolate Sundaes (2x100g)£1.00N/A
1 x The Original Waffle Co. Belgian Waffles (5)£1.00N/A
1 x The Original Waffle Co. Belgian Choc Waffles (5)£1.00N/A
1 x Ferrero Raffaello (212g)£4.00N/A
Comparison total (compared products only)£22.22£13.81

redfraggle_2

Apologies if this has been confirmed already but I managed to spend both T's conditional spend voucher + Asda £5 on a HoF giftcard. Think it will work on all but Tesco's own giftcards

caroc

Quite a productive and informative little day today on the T and A front :

T

1p Gory Gummies and Beastly bites choc lollies on the reduced shelf.

9p (were 90p)Halloween gingerbread biscuits on hanging strip dated 30/1/13

Halloween screme eggs still scanning £1.95

4p Boys school trousers. Noticed the same trousers were scanning differently and saw a new barcode sticker had been stuck over the glitchy barcode on most of the pairs.

None of the < £8 pants or vests scanned @4p

29 CC points on a womble.

25 CC points on 2 purchases of organic salad works on reduced stuff too ! (Provided that they scan the actual salad to reduce it and don't use another product). I bought toms and mushrooms

A

Bill of £27.03 in A, used 2 apg's of £9.89 and £9.93, so only had to pay £7.21 cash and got an APG of 44p on stuff I actually wanted, and wombled a receipt in the car park worth £3.05 :


1 x Cheestrings Spaghetti (4x17g)£1.78£1.00
2 x Warburtons Thick Sliced Soft White Farmhouse Bread...£2.90£2.00

Oh and the womble has given me £5 off £40 spend, my first one.