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artha

claire21 wrote: »

http://www.highernature.co.uk/telegraph.aspx?AgentID=153

Free multi vitamins

....an NO David. I don't need any of these before you suggest it:rotfl:

(Refilling some injet carts so popping on and off at the mo whilst waiting for ink to settle)

fairclaire

David. wrote: »

Glad to hear it though I had sussed it from your posts

Memories and emotions are good if you know what I mean.;)
Lets you know how much they mean to you/me, not meant still do

emotions have been running high in this house today. I think everyone should come to the beach for a bracing walk with me in the morning and chill their beans:rotfl:

DS1 had a strop on because his new girlfriend didn't respond to him on Facebook within the accepted time :think:

DD had a hissy fit and pushed chesty drawers behind the door ( just in case we hadn't noticed the hissy fit) because she wants a tattoo....at 13:eek: and I said NO.....you know that word that word that to us just means no but to them means we are awful parents who are ruining their lives by saying the N word. Someone at school called Chelsea has one.....so she obviously has better parents because not only does she have a better name but her parents are happy for her to deface her body as well:)

DS2 latest obsession (autusm) is to research what companies are going into administration....so much so, he can't sleep:o

OH.....gone to bed long ago, had a moan about what a hard time he had with the kids when I dared to have a few days away last week!:cool:

rant over:D......and in the words of the lovely David. And breath!:rotfl:

David.

artha wrote: »

....an NO David. I don't need any of these before you suggest it:rotfl:

(Refilling some injet carts so popping on and off at the mo whilst waiting for ink to settle)

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
I ve just ordered some incase you where having a nap or whatever realy old people do.
You got coupons to print any ive missed actually never had any for ages
We need persil ones £2 for 10 in asda where are they with the £1 off only got a 100 or so left had a good 18 months or more out of the last promotion

David.

claire21 wrote: »

http://www.highernature.co.uk/telegraph.aspx?AgentID=153

Free multi vitamins

Ordered thanks :T
will slip them in arthas coffee on a night totally confuse him

DavidF

Savvybuyer wrote: »

S vs A

I thought I'd post this as there are a few new additions on it, such as the Pregnancy Test Kit and the Nail Removal Cream and the Pantyliners.

Lower price is A's, but check on a.com as A might increase price on anything later today (Sun.) - also don't buy at S if S's price has gone up on any of the items that, I think, don't compare to A. I've put 1x for each item, except items which rely on a multibuy (where I've put the lowest number instead of a 1).
Not an actual comparison - just my own (fairly reliable) info. NB: Don't exceed £10.00 difference.

1xNapolina Spaghetti (500g)77p 50p
1xNapolina Conchiglie (500g)77p 50p
1xNapolina Fusilli (500g)77p 50p
1xNapolina Penne Pasta (500g)77p 50p
1xNapolina Rigatoni (500g)77p 50p
2xSainsbury's Trifle Sponges (8)80p N/A
1xAmbrosia Rice Pudding (400g)94p 50p
1xKellogg's Rice Krispies Squares Rocky Road (4x34g)£1.99 £1.00
1xCadbury Flake Twinpot (90g)79p 50p
1xNestle Aero Milk Chocolate Mousse (4x59g)£1.29 50p
1xHeinz Spaghetti in Tomato Sauce (400g)65p 50p
1xShippam's Crab Spread (75g)79p 50p
1xCrisp 'n Dry Vegetable Oil (2L)£3.69 £2.00
1xMazola Pure Corn Oil (1L)£2.29 £1.50
1xHeinz Multigrain Alphabetti Pasta Shapes in Tomato Sauce (400g)64p 50p
1xSainsbury's Cream of Tomato Soup (4x400g)£1.50 N/A
1xHeinz Numberetti Pasta Shapes in Tomato Sauce (400g)64p 50p
1xHeinz Tomato Ketchup Squeezy (570g)97p N/A
1xMcCain Lightly Spiced Wedges (750g)£1.70 £1.00
1xAunt Bessie's Light & Fluffy Dumplings (8 per pack - 390g)£1.00 N/A
1xSainsbury's Basics Pork Chops (800g)£2.50 N/A
2xSea Spray Breaded Wholetail Scampi (235g)£3.99 N/A
1xYoung's Salmon Crumble (300g)£2.00 £1.00
1xBirds Eye Crispy Chicken Dippers (12 per pack - 220g)£1.69 £1.00
1xMcCain Home Chips Straight Cut (1.8Kg)£2.80 £2.00
1xBirds Eye Field Fresh Garden Peas & Sweetcorn (750g)£2.00 £1.00
3xCaribbean Twist Pina Colada (700ml)£7.50 £5.00
1xCarling (15x440ml)£10.00 N/A
1xMagners Pear Cider (8x568ml)£13.33 £9.00
1xCadbury Fudge (6x24.5g)£1.09 75p
1xBurton's Jammie Dodgers (150g)£1.10 50p
1xDaim Bar (4x28g)£1.79 £1.00
1xBurton's Double Chocolate Choccie Dodgers (140g)£1.15 50p
1xBurton's Sticky Toffee Dodgers (140g)£1.10 50p
1xMars Bar (4x58g)£1.89 £1.00
1xMcVitie's Victoria Biscuit Selection (355g)£6.00 £3.00
1xThe Fabulous Bakin' Boys Chocolate Cupcakes (6)75p N/A
1xCherrytree Bakery Chorley Cakes (4)£1.00 89p (NI)
1xDettol Anti-Bacterial Multi Action Liquid Green Apple (1L)£2.39 £1.00
1xVanish Powerfoam Carpet Cleaner (600ml)£4.60 £3.00
1xOust Aerosol Clean Scent (300ml)£2.25 £1.00
1xDettol Power & Pure Bathroom Wipes (36)£2.00 £1.00
1xDettol Power & Pure Multi Purpose Kitchen Wipes (36)£2.00 £1.00
1xBic 1 Sensitive Disposable Razors (20)£1.90 £1.70
1xDurex Play Feel Lubricant (50ml)£3.00 £2.00
1xClearblue Pregnancy Test (2)£10.99 £6.50
1xMates Variety Condoms (12)£7.00 £3.60
1xNair Sensitive Hair Removal Cream (100ml)£1.05 85p
1xCarefree Breathable Cotton Fresh Pantyliners (34)£1.85 £1.50
1xColgate Sensitive Pro Relief Toothpase Tube (75ml)£2.37 N/A
1xDurex Fetherlite Ultra Condoms (12)£11.00 £6.00 (NB Careful you don't get wrong ones)
1xImperial Leather Hydrate Shower Gel (500ml)£1.34 N/A
1xJohnson's Baby Oil (300ml)£2.75 £1.00
1xAnnabel Karmel Organics Apple Pear & Blueberry Puree (130g)32p N/A
1xSainsbury's Basics Carrots & Broccoli (320g)75p N/A
Sainsbury's White Seedless Grapes £1.49/kg N/A
1xSainsbury's Potato Croquettes (220g)£1.00 N/A
2xSainsbury's Chicken Bite Snack Bag (5x60g)£1.00 N/A

There are bound to be some anomalies - e.g. I've removed the Nestle Vice Versas pouches (A £1) as they are only 126g, so £1 for 126g not considered very good anymore, yet I've left in the Daim Bars which have recently been added.
There are also lots of Kingsmill Breads 800g, and some Roberts breads, that are 2 for £2 in A, so in 2s at Svs A (but whoopsies beat all the £1 prices, so I've omitted the bread from the list above). There are other types of Colgate at A that are cheaper than the £2.37 pro-relief from S, but it's pro-relief so I've taken that this fact might be important. Overall, however, you shouldn't do too badly vs the A prices I've got (or the S cheapest ones where A is non-comp.)

Brut Aftershave 100ml and Veet Wax remover are also cheaper at A (compared to from S) - but £4 odd for 100ml seems a lot to me, and the price of the Veet at A I think has risen recently so I've omitted these items. But mention them in case anyone specifically needs them, and has possibly missed a lower price at A than it may be now.

See you later.

So cut to the chase blue line or not / posi or neg/ good news or ooh dear ....
But yeah we all like the apg.

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

emotions have been running high in this house today. I think everyone should come to the beach for a bracing walk with me in the morning and chill their beans:rotfl:

DS1 had a strop on because his new girlfriend didn't respond to him on Facebook within the accepted time :think:

DD had a hissy fit and pushed chesty drawers behind the door ( just in case we hadn't noticed the hissy fit) because she wants a tattoo....at 13:eek: and I said NO.....you know that word that word that to us just means no but to them means we are awful parents who are ruining their lives by saying the N word. Someone at school called Chelsea has one.....so she obviously has better parents because not only does she have a better name but her parents are happy for her to deface her body as well:)

DS2 latest obsession (autusm) is to research what companies are going into administration....so much so, he can't sleep:o

OH.....gone to bed long ago, had a moan about what a hard time he had with the kids when I dared to have a few days away last week!:cool:

rant over:D......and in the words of the lovely David. And breath!:rotfl:

Amazing isnt it the good parents are those that say here have a few cans before you get a tattoo and then we go clubbing at the age of 13.
The bad parents and those to be hated lay down the law and keep said children safe :eek:
Print it out or point her in this direction http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1969/24

artha

David. wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
I ve just ordered some incase you where having a nap or whatever realy old people do.
You got coupons to print any ive missed actually never had any for ages
We need persil ones £2 for 10 in asda where are they with the £1 off only got a 100 or so left had a good 18 months or more out of the last promotion

What old people do is the same as younger people...only better, through years of experience and practice:rotfl:

Sorry haven't got any coupons to print at the moment but I'll bear you in mind if I see anything:)

zippydooda

good night peeps:beer:

David.

artha wrote: »

What old people do is the same as younger people...only better, through years of experience and practice:rotfl:

Sorry haven't got any coupons to print at the moment but I'll bear you in mind if I see anything:)

You have had years of practise:cool:
Is that over the years or actually years timewise.

David.

Well eldest is up at Newcastle clubbing got a taxi/minibus up with his mates.
Must be nice to have money :rotfl: