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FunkyFeet

davemorton wrote: »

Yes, come on Savvy, join the chat. To be honest, I skim past your posts, not because I have no need for them, or you dont interest me, but because I think you are too clever for me and I dont understand them. They take glitching to a new level for me.

yes I 2nd fairclaire and dave...savvy tell us about yourself:j

you suddenly appeared and have blasted us with monsterous (all but useful) posts everyday...tell us more about ya;)

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

I should do some flowers, as all i manage to grow in the greenhouses are toms. I should post a pic of my greenhouse that I built sometime, as dead proud of it, looks great., On with a rather large shed at the moment.

I'm proud if my greenhouses too in the summer, it's great. If I didn't like meat I could be self sufficient. I grow my own spuds, carrots, garlic, parsnips and last year for the first time asparagus. In fruit I have apples, strawbs, rasps, black currant and berries and cherries

and chickens for eggs. saves a fortune when it all goes well

FunkyFeet

davemorton wrote: »

Did you wash your hands young lady?

no, wanna shake hands:p

Savvybuyer

T v M list (presumably 12-16 Dec.)

None of these are confirmed prices on the PP site - prices were taken from looking at the shelf in M last Wednesday

Bakery
Brioche Milk au Lait Brioches (8) - T £1.59 M £1
Hovis Med Sliced Soft White Bread 800g - T £1.10 M £1
Hovis Thick Sliced Soft White Bread 800g - T £1.10 M £1
T Eday Value Chocolate & Vanilla Swiss Roll - T 25p M 25p (does this compare on T PP anyone?)
T Eday Value Malt Loaf - T 28p M 28p
T Eday Value Raspberry Swiss Roll - T 25p M 25p

Fruit & Veg
T Cox apples bag - £1.50 £1 - would buy at A (vs M) if they didn't keep being absent from MSM (but gone off £1 apples bags after Aldi/Lidl was 69p recently)
T Royal Gala pack £2 £1 (this is a risk as T's bags appear much larger than M's and are £2 if it doesn't work - but I've included them on the basis of a previous glitch when A's Golden Delicious 750g bags were £1 several months ago, T's G D apples were 1kg packs, and more expensive, but were comparing against the A version)
T Parsnips 500g - T £1 M 50p (MSM showing A OOS for me - 98p in A; would buy in A if A CBY Parsnips 500g can be found)
T Red Plums - Punnet - T £1 M £1 (but M plums punnet is 8 plums - so may be cheaper straight from M)

Ready Meals
Ginsters Cornish Pasties (4 - 520g) T £2.69 M £2
Ginsters Steak Slices (4 per pack - 420g) T £2.69 M £2
Rustlers BBQ Rib Sandwich 170g T £2 M £1
Rustlers The Chicken Sandwich 150g T £2 M £1

Packets & Cereals
Honey Monster Sugar Puffs (320g) T £1 M £1 (but nowhere near as good as Sugar Puffs 450g in A which were £1 earlier this year, before rising a few months ago briefly to £2.48 then falling back to £1.50 where they have stayed ever since - nonetheless £1 for 320g Sugar Puffs seems now best you can get)
T Eday Value Cornflakes 500g T 31p M 31p (or T v S same price, T v A as A does not stock 500g version; or Sains Brand Match vs T or A as same price and can be used as a filler or buy A Smartprice Cornflakes 750g at A as about same price per unit, this in turn could also be used as a filler on an Av T,S,M or W shop)

davemorton

a little different to the last
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yam5uK6e-bQ

artha

davemorton wrote: »

I love my chainsaw!! Why you chopping up christmas trees so early, or are you just rimming their bottoms??;);)

Just doing my brother a favour. He sells them at his nursery/small garden centre but is running short of 6 foots so is trimming 7/8 foots. He's scared stiff of chainsaws after seeing someone cut their leg through to the bone in a nasty accident a while ago. Hence he won't do it himself.

FunkyFeet

Savvybuyer

can u please see the post i did for u, asking u? think u missed it amonst your monstrous (informative though) posts:)

aau1

FunkyFeet wrote: »

ahem..ahem...im here too artha...:)

just got back from loo and managed to stop at fridge on the way back, 1 cream cake eaten, and another one now:D

stop me, im gonna get fat:(

savvy u are just epic

savvy ''Ok, I can let you have this: (longest post ever) '' for now it is, Im sure u will do a longer one soon:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

aau1...i see u are back awesome user...oh no, not talk of stripping again, lol

I'm finally caught up but i'm turning in for the night now

Catch you all later :wave:

davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

I'm proud if my greenhouses too in the summer, it's great. If I didn't like meat I could be self sufficient. I grow my own spuds, carrots, garlic, parsnips and last year for the first time asparagus. In fruit I have apples, strawbs, rasps, black currant and berries and cherries

and chickens for eggs. saves a fortune when it all goes well

I really want chickens, but could ot handle if one got ill. Fancy bee's too. I have strawberrys, blackcurrants, apples, raspberrys, plums, gooseberrys, rubarb, pears. Do onions, lost my asparagus, gave up on the rest of the rood veg, so built the 2nd greenhouse where the veg patch was. Love it! When I was younger (not that long ago) I used to tell my parents to tarmac the front garden, but then had a house without a garden, and I think that is what made me appreciate it.

FunkyFeet wrote: »

no, wanna shake hands:p

lol, just wrong!:rotfl:

fairclaire

I off to bed too. Goodnight folks. Thanks for the company dave and funky feet and thanks for the fab info savvy buyer. Sleep well everyone x