The Extra Lovely (un)intelligible Totally Elitist thread

rhosynbach

3010 wrote: »

:wall::wall::wall::wall::wall::wall::wall::wall: RSH FB PAGE

"Hi, I am trying to use the Sun unique code to get £9.50 in my account but keeps saying 'the gift voucher for the code has already been claimed', which is obviously not the case. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong "

I give up. :mad:

same here I am wondering if they will work tomorrow as the offer is on from tomorrow so am going to leave mine until then

Iamsohappy

rhosynbach wrote: »

afternoon all hope the elite are well,, hugs to all those poorly or sad or just want one,,,

can I ask a silly question here are the welch coupons coming from please.. thanks

no shopping today went to get horse box full of hay, on the way back very muddy in wellies covered in hay oh says we are passing asda do you want to go in, he never usually offers and was tempted but resisted..:D

Well it might be better than someone's onesie for shopping :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Call_of_Trouty

artha wrote: »

Not sure about that. I use a very dilute solution of citric acid for my Gaggia Classic although strictly speaking I should be using Lactic Acid.:)

Thanks

Had a look on google and it says that using diluted vinegar or lemon juice is fine

tweets

Imdebtfree wrote: »

:rotfl::p:rotfl:
Poor Poppy
:rotfl::rotfl:

She doesn't mind she just looks as though to say it wasn't me mummy :rotfl::rotfl:

mollymunchkin

SpiralingDown wrote: »

I would try that but if she hears anyone she barks, more so if she hears me, I was hoping that the dap diffuser would help if she has separation anxiety but so far it's not working
They're in the kitchen and go in there when we have our meals but I will try to put them in there a bit more and see what happens, thanks.

Spiralling Down, I'm no expert but it sounds like separation anxiety and like another poster, I recommend Jan Fennell Dog Whisperer book. Basically you need to take charge and take the lead of your pack. You are letting your dog be Alpha of the pack and they get anxious when one of the pack goes off on their own (ie. you going out). Ignore the dog when you return home (because you're not anxious and you need to show this to your dog), go through doors first, don't let them be higher than you on stairs, etc. Google dog separation anxiety and you should find some tips.

My mini schnauzer had a big dog attitude and tried to rule our house. She behaves much better when I don't give her too much attention. Good luck!

nerfdad

tweets wrote: »

She doesn't mind she just looks as though to say it wasn't me mummy :rotfl::rotfl:

Thats RUFF:D

David.

Went to the beach with the dogs and Dexter might be photogenic



But he is not the brightest :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
I could see it going through his brain
"Whats up with her ?"

tweets

nerfdad wrote: »

Thats RUFF:D

:wave: Hi nerfdad , you watching the match ? :j

squigs

David. wrote: »

Went to the beach with the dogs and Dexter might be photogenic



But he is not the brightest :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
I could see it going through his brain
"Whats up with her ?"

Love it!!:):):):)

Savvybuyer

tweets wrote: »

In future you will have to do it yourself

More than capable on that one - just the drier will be on into the night now.

Having dealt with the dysfunctionality around me, I will let you know of some items cheapest at M which I don't believe have equivalents at A or T. There are some good wine prices on here (ignoring any T wine glitch which is far better), assuming these are still on tomorrow. Some of these prices may have gone today - don't pay any more than the following:

San Miguel 20pack £10
Green Ridge Rose Spring 75cl £2.05 (until 10/3/13)
Green Ridge Chardonnay Spring 75cl £2.05 (until 10/3/13)
Winter Warmer Mulled Wine 75cl remains at £2.99
Nairns Fine Mulled Oatcakes 250g 75p (this is the one that's cheaper than the S own brand that was referred to on the Tvs S comp list from a few days ago)
Molteno Farms Light Salted or Sour Cream & Chives 170g £1 (like Pringles, in the absence of any price lower than £1.24 on those recently)
Danny Lemon Power washing-up liquid 1500ml £1
McVities Jamaican Syrup 65p (but McV Golden Syrup also 65p and is avail. in A - so the Golden Syrup Avs M is/was cheaper than the Jamaican version that is only avail. in M)
Sunny Bisk 450g 74p (my alternative to Weetabix, and a lot cheaper)
Prudax 90 wash washing powder £6 (though M appear now to have introduced a maximum of 6 per customer that wasn't there before - a restriction of limited effect I think)
Young's Fishcakes (6) (frozen) £1 (A have Young's Fishcakes (12) which is non-comp elsewhere and in A at £2 - but why buy and pay £2 for 12, when you can have 6 for £1? If you do need 12 though, you can buy the 12pack in A, perhaps as a filler item (but check MSM).)
Keep It Handy Vacuum Storage bag (60x80cm) £1.49
The E45 "Itch Relief" tub that was £6.50:eek: for 350g (but this appeared to be cheapest per g) turns out to be the 'normal' version not the Itch Relief one - therefore perhaps, if you need Itch Relief, the T or S option mentioned earlier is still better)

Plus all of the items/M own brand equivalents to the items on the T v M list are also a "cheapest at M" and therefore can be bought in M, as T only matches the same prices. The only benefit I can see is the 1 or so extra clubcard point - i.e. 1p - hardly seems worth it to me or to shoppers who have an M not too far distant from them, in my view.

Once again, apologies to NI - I will do a post that is relevant to you again at some point hopefully.