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pk04

jamsponge wrote: »

I would love a bungalow.

Pros: no stairs for kids to fall down
Easy to hoover throughout in 1 go

another pro - the garage = plenty of room to start a stock pile :rotfl:

pk04

zippydooda wrote: »

GOOD MORNING ALL. a very nice one here in sw1nd0n.
i see that kingsmill 50/50 is on the 50p list. was there a 50p coupon on here last night. i'm off to search back.:p

Don't think it was kingsmill

*goes to check bag for voucher*

nope it was warburtons

French_Knickers

I can't believe it. the sky is a funny colour and the world is so very bright this morning. No wet stuff falling out of the sky either. Surreeal!!!

zippydooda

pk04 wrote: »

Can anyone on the day shift help please?

I got several whoosies at T's last night but the extra discount didn't come off (e.g. chicken originally £3 or 2 for £4 reduced to 1.49 - I would have expected an extra £2 off when i bought 2)

Is this glitch on on reduced items that were originally 2 for 7, 3 for 10?

Or possibly because i used a hand held scanner rather than SA or SS? Weirdly the scanner showed them as being on offer but it didn't show after it transferred to the till...

And just to make it worse I forgot to use a coupon for my fabreze :eek:

Sairbear wrote: »

I've only managed whoopsies at Mr T's twice - first time party food that was on 2 for £4 and the discount didn't come off the whoopsies items.
Second time was whoopsied chicken breasts - full price 3 for £10, the discount came off the whoopsied price.
Seems to work on some but not others. HTH

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

That has never worked

Only on double discounts .i.e 2 for £7 , 3 for £10 or 2 for £5 , 4 for £8

i was going to tell them also . they are new to our thread and us old has beens dont put the details of the ongoing glitches that have been around for ages.
funny enough a friend at work got the chicken breast reduced with the double offer on it. he could not wait to tell me. he asked me to guess how much he paid bless him, he was so chuffed. i said i told you many times about it but at last it sank in :rotfl:
ps he has a young dd (about 5) who has never met me and she says to him. --' has the tosco man got us anything' as i give him any cheap sweets i get for her.

David.

French_Knickers wrote: »

I can't believe it. the sky is a funny colour and the world is so very bright this morning. No wet stuff falling out of the sky either. Surreeal!!!

Just :spam::spam::spam: ed you dont know how :eek: but you are now un spammed :cool:

Queenriderbrekke

Has anybody got a list of things to buy asda v morrisons please? I only ask because of the difficulties involved doing this as Morrisons aren't online and I don't usually shop there.

zippydooda

Queenriderbrekke wrote: »

Does anyone know if this would work today? Is it Wednesday that Morrisons change prices and don't compare please?:)

i done a shop at 10.10am today. so ill post later.

zippydooda

David. wrote: »

I would need to move

you better plan that too, i dont want any more comp on my patch thank you. :D:D

nikkilala_2

aallank wrote: »

I know you lovely lot are fab with your advice, so thought i would ask for some

We are a family of 4, 2 adults, 2 children, currently living in a largeish 3 bed semi house, no garage, medium garden.
we were on the market and have just accepted an offer. Now there aren't many houses out there for us at the moment (we are desperate to move though due to needing to move away from family)
Although, we have seen a lovely 2 bed detached bungalow with garage and larger garden (although on a slope) and we've worked out we could make it into a 3 bed if our children decided they want their own rooms.

Just slightly worried about moving into a bungalow. What are peoples views on bungalows, pro's and con's very welcome please and thank you

Pm'd you:)

Naebbirac

Morning zippy