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Tinyshoes

Nannylala wrote: »

Morning or should it be afternoon,have just got up for five mins to take some more tablets then back to bed for me.I have joined the many people who are not feeling very well on here so have decided to keep whatever it is to myself and try and get rid before xmas unlike a nice glitch this is something I would not like to share:rotfl::rotfl:

Hugs to all the people who feel like I do, keep taking the tablets (got plenty of these when I got them as fillers) and stay warm

Stay tucked up in bed and hope you feel better soon. x

sally06

andi123 wrote: »

Same here spent £11.22 apg £11.98. better be careful lol .

we're both in for a trouting then :rotfl:

wendyak

sally06 wrote: »

we're both in for a trouting then :rotfl:

me too, but will try to baffle them with loads of other apgs and coupons so they can't faf about for too long.......still got an A fiver so well prepared.

Tinyshoes

For the next half hour I will be on edge. DD2 is taking her new car out for the very first time. :T Mr TS has gone with her, I get too nervous about these things. But she needs a bit of practice as has not driven since passing her test in September. Have everything crossed for a safe trip around town and up and down the dual carriageway.

Savvybuyer

Good afternoon. I've now edited what are now post nos. 4809 (on pg 241) and 4702 (pg 236) - A v M lists - including some additional items. The text size on the amendments I've made is coming out slightly differently to the original - but that may be a good thing, since you can see what has changed.

Note also some restrictions added on some products - now I've found the M prices - for example Youngs Seafood Sticks (16) need to be bought in 2s.

The T v M list is post 4721 (pg 237) - v. short as T pricematching M rather than A beating by 10%. Perhaps a couple of items to be added to T v M list soon. Coming up a new post: items, to buy in M itself, cheapest at M and NA at both A & T (or avail. in M and T, but not A, but at the same price in the first place at T).

sally06

Tinyshoes wrote: »

For the next half hour I will be on edge. DD2 is taking her new car out for the very first time. :T Mr TS has gone with her, I get too nervous about these things. But she needs a bit of practice as has not driven since passing her test in September. Have everything crossed for a safe trip around town and up and down the dual carriageway.

good luck to your DD2:) your first time on the road is very scary, but fun:)

sally06

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Good afternoon. I've now edited what are now post nos. 4809 (on pg 241) and 4702 (pg 236) - A v M lists - including some additional items. The text size on the amendments I've made is coming out slightly differently to the original - but that may be a good thing, since you can see what has changed.

Note also some restrictions added on some products - now I've found the M prices - for example Youngs Seafood Sticks (16) need to be bought in 2s.

The T v M list is post 4721 (pg 237) - v. short as T pricematching M rather than A beating by 10%. Perhaps a couple of items to be added to T v M list soon. Coming up a new post: items, to buy in M itself, cheapest at M and NA at both A & T.

you're too clever for me:) I've no idea how you work all this out. I take the lazy option and copy everyone else:o

couponqueen123

Tinyshoes wrote: »

For the next half hour I will be on edge. DD2 is taking her new car out for the very first time. :T Mr TS has gone with her, I get too nervous about these things. But she needs a bit of practice as has not driven since passing her test in September. Have everything crossed for a safe trip around town and up and down the dual carriageway.

hope it goes well i rember the first time i had to drive my car after passing my test , i was at the garage and my dad aranged for me to pick it up wiht my brother but he forgot :mad: and i went by my self :eek: was all good , then few weeks later my o/h was having transplant and i had his car to drive back and for hospital (whole diffrent world i had a micra:o i love Edna relly he had a focuse st170:eek::eek: i had to go on motorway was so nervouise but was all good again just his car was so fast and i was always panaking about speed:eek:

if i drive my micra on motorway it shakes so much once i hit 60

Imdebtfree

Still in bed with self inflicted illness. Was trying to catch up during the nite after drinking rather a lot of glitched Ogio at a friends. Then couldn't drive home so "slept" on sofa.
Nightshift kept me amused.

Seems i missed the ff's tho. Never mind.

Have a great Sunday all what's left of it.

sally06

couponqueen123 wrote: »

hope it goes well i rember the first time i had to drive my car after passing my test , i was at the garage and my dad aranged for me to pick it up wiht my brother but he forgot :mad: and i went by my self :eek: was all good , then few weeks later my o/h was having transplant and i had his car to drive back and for hospital (whole diffrent world i had a micra:o i love Edna relly he had a focuse st170:eek::eek: i had to go on motorway was so nervouise but was all good again just his car was so fast and i was always panaking about speed:eek:

if i drive my micra on motorway it shakes so much once i hit 60

my first car was a micra:)