The Extra Lovely (un)intelligible Totally Elitist thread

zappo_2

I've just thrown all my Cliff CD's in the bin! :mad:

tigerwhite_2

3010 wrote: »

50 free nectar points for filling in a short survey. (5 Questions)

https://www.nectar.com/survey/MySurvey.snectar?method=getSurveyQA&surveyId=REWARDPREF&template=kaizen&source=fb_rewards_survey

Thanks, just done this. I now have £27 worth of points :j

nerfdad

izzy65 wrote: »

Okay but you wouldn't need the actual receipt, any nice clean one would do.;)

I like your thinking on this:money:

pk04

3010 wrote: »

50 free nectar points for filling in a short survey. (5 Questions)

https://www.nectar.com/survey/MySurvey.snectar?method=getSurveyQA&surveyId=REWARDPREF&template=kaizen&source=fb_rewards_survey

Thanks

And on that note - if anyone wants to buy amazon vouchers with their nectar points remember that tomorrow is the last day you can this

Mrsfrugal

cjj wrote: »

Can I ask if anyone here with ovivo mobile. Seems too good to be true. Thinking of signing up. Tia

I have been with Ovivo since August, and I think it is fab. Like you I thought it was too good to be true, but I have had no problems, and have since signed my DS up too. I am a very light user, so this was ideal. Every month you get 100 SMS, 100 mins, 400 MB. The sign up is £10, and I have not spent any other money since, very MSE:) I'd recommend it. I think you have to have a smart phone, I think?

neosi

If anyone saves Nectar points and uses them for Amazon Vouchers, cash em in quick

"Please note, from 1st February 2013, you will no longer be able to spend your Nectar points on Amazon gift certificates"

Ive just cashed out ;)

David.

nikkilala wrote: »

Morning everyone:)Supposed to be working today and was having an hour off to check the Boots sale bt don't think I will be as the vet has just phoned.Alfie has anaemia and the vet thinks he has some bleeding somewhere:(so he's having a scan today, fingers crossed again.Taking him in this morning and should know more when we collect him later:)Hate this bit, leaving him at the vets:(

Fingers crossed for you both

purdita

nikkilala wrote: »

Purdy how did you get on last night with your doggie deed? Hope you managed it ok:)
Dropped Alfie at the vet and he wasnt very happy at being left:(He got all excited when we put his lead on because he thought he was going for a walk, but sussed out what was happening the minute he went in the car, and cried the whole way there.
Should be able to pick him up about 5pm and hopefully have some news on his tummy:)

Not brill to be honest. I think she's going to have to go to the vets as she's still licking this morning. We didn't try the inside route as OH didn't get home till late but if she doesn't mind it too much we are going to try tonight, if not she'll just have to be sedated. She's the same as Alfie now though. She used to actually like going to the vets but she knows what's coming now and tries her hardest not to go in:(
The worst bit is leaving them there when they are upset
I'd sit in the kennel with her if they'd allow me to

I really hope Alfie is OK...it's such a worry, especially when they are getting on a bit.

hampydoodums

Re the shaving foam and gels I collected this morning, the ones I ordered were both comparing to sada at £1. They were the Gillette Series Sensitive Skin Shave Gel 200Ml and the Gillette Series Conditioning Shave Gel 200Ml. When I ordered them last night and when they went through the till this morning, the price I was charged was £2. I've just checked Mr T grocery site and they have now shot up to £3! They may have been on offer, but certainly not now.

Savvybuyer, a couple for your comparison list may be

David.

artha wrote: »

Not watching..just watching out for you:) After mentioning my array of power tools and whoopsie stashes I'm concerned that with a double opportunity in the area we may get a raid from the north;)

:eek::eek::eek::eek: might be worth his smelly diesel cost