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Auntycaz

nikkilala wrote: »

He really wasnt very nice I know its really daft but he was almost scared of our dog and then started to go on about he thought he needed an xray for his stomache as it looked a bit bulbous, but he wouldnt feel it because he was worried our dog woud bite him!! by then he'd muzzled him, so how he thought he was going to bite him through a bl00dy muzzle I don't know?With all the stuff he was suggesting I don't think we'd have seen much change out of £1,000 :eek:And too top it off it was freezing in the vets as their heating had broken down and another vet was on the phone haggling over a callout charge and saying ok we'll wait until Monday, so they didnt have to pay callout charge! but they keep sick animals there overnight:(

Don't blame you for changing. They don't sound a very caring lot.
Perhaps the one you usually see has left.

pattylabelle

davemorton wrote: »

Can I just go back a few days please. People were saying what to do with those £2 off huggies vouchers, and the Adsa baby club thingy. If anyone could put it in thick northeastern speak please, I would be a happy bunny.

dave - go to huggies website look under rewards and print off £2 voucher.

Auntycaz

davemorton wrote: »

Can I just go back a few days please. People were saying what to do with those £2 off huggies vouchers, and the Adsa baby club thingy. If anyone could put it in thick northeastern speak please, I would be a happy bunny.

Is there something you haven't told us Dave?

LaaCaz

Auntycaz wrote: »

Is there something you haven't told us Dave?

:rotfl::rotfl:

I totally worked this the last time it was on and my dd will be 2 on Wednesday :eek:

I gave three of my friends 10 packs of nappies and cotton each and then the food bank and local school 5 packs each.

Kept the wipes and tissues though:D

nikkilala_2

Auntycaz wrote: »

Thanks nikki was that the crisps or the monster munch?

Whoops it was the pickled onion crisps:)I bought them because MrLala likes them and was getting a bit bored with the 1p Monster Munch;)Just checked though and they are Golden Wonder not Walkers, but he likes them:)

helen2k333

Queenriderbrekke wrote: »

No New Bzz for me either and I did do all my stuff for Colgate and have a score of 8.7:rotfl:

I've only got 3.3, I'm up to date with surveys, added to facebook and tweeted, how do you score more?

davemorton

LaaCaz wrote: »

Buy your first kit with the coupon from the huggies website then when the sada baby club is on :-

1) Inside the cardboard surround of the kit are some vouchers. Be careful when taking it off so as you don't rip the vouchers.
2) There is a £1 voucher for Kleenex balsam tissues (these are £1 in As atm).
3) There is a £1 voucher for huggies pure wipes (these are £1 in As atm).
4) There are also vouchers for £2 off newborn nappies and huggies little swimmers.
5) The starer kit will be £3 in As and is classed as nappies.
6) As also do a single little swimmer nappy for £1.
7) Using the 2 £2 off vouchers you can get the kit and little swimmer for free as the till takes off the combined £4.
8 ) You then have another set of vouchers to repeat the process.
9) You could always use the self scan if you don't feel comfy using the normal till.

I hope this helps

P.s I just copied this off my facebook page so I'm sorry that it's very lay mans terms

Not at all, its a great help, many thanks, just have to wait for the Adsa baby club to start.

davemorton

pattylabelle wrote: »

dave - go to huggies website look under rewards and print off £2 voucher.

Did this yeaterday after you recommended it Patty, cheers. Its sitting there all ready to be spent at the right time

Auntycaz wrote: »

Is there something you haven't told us Dave?

Me? never! :cool:

LaaCaz

davemorton wrote: »

Not at all, its a great help, many thanks, just have to wait for the Adsa baby club to start.

oh and find a nice sa x

tweets

nikkilala wrote: »

He really wasnt very nice I know its really daft but he was almost scared of our dog and then started to go on about he thought he needed an xray for his stomache as it looked a bit bulbous, but he wouldnt feel it because he was worried our dog woud bite him!! by then he'd muzzled him, so how he thought he was going to bite him through a bl00dy muzzle I don't know?With all the stuff he was suggesting I don't think we'd have seen much change out of £1,000 :eek:And too top it off it was freezing in the vets as their heating had broken down and another vet was on the phone haggling over a callout charge and saying ok we'll wait until Monday, so they didnt have to pay callout charge! but they keep sick animals there overnight:(

Dont like sound of that vet.

Dogs cant bite through a muzzle :mad:

Vets annoy me charging you for walking inside before our pets are seen

Hope QPR vet sorts Alfie out they sound a lovely vets i saw him on tv when she posted about it.