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David. wrote: »

are you Fergie in disguise :rotfl:

He my favourite Uncle is Alex

fuzzgun19

fuzzgun19 wrote: »

Just back from main A, but just a gap where 1D mug egg should have been
Went for HW instead and promptly recycled it lol.

Also wombled a receipt with £10 flowers amd Milk tray on

...and another womble from a puddle, but when I got it home, it stunk of wee!!! :eek:

David. wrote: »

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Plenty at 11ish or when ever I went around god damn lurkers
Rough area what can I say :rotfl:

lol yeah, and it was a massive muddy puddle near the bushes, mucky gets :rotfl:

..didn't bring me an APG, but did have 2 belvita on it so I suppose I'll have to keep hold of it for now :eek:

TrulyMadly

fuzzgun19 wrote: »

lol yeah, and it was a massive muddy puddle near the bushes, mucky gets :rotfl:

..didn't bring me an APG, but did have 2 belvita on it so I suppose I'll have to keep hold of it for now :eek:

Hope you didn't put it dripping in your handbag fuzz:eek:

cheesyball

awww bless, hubbys missing football to cook my brekky Happy Hallmark day to everyone. xx
off to catch up

emerald21

Hi all, Haven t had a chance to check out bargains today but never mind. I went to a local pub/restaurant with my sister and her daughter where it was buy one Mother s Day dinner menu and get one free. I had a lovely roast pork dinner with all the trimmings and for pudding I had a chocolate sponge with warm toffee inside and cream. Sister kindly said we d share the free meal so paid the princely sum of £5 each minus drink. Absolute bargain.

Smart1e

sured wrote: »

I finish nightshift at 9am and could go then, but I have no idea what to buy and no time to work it out :cool:

Princes pastes are a good one at 3 for £1, no good comparison elsewhere sadly but a cheap purchase to find out if it's a glitchy day!

savvy_sal wrote: »

Ice cream anyone.Ben and jerry fairtrade choc fudge browne.From a womble today.£4.45 sada against £2.25 morries

£1 Quidco...

fuzzgun19 wrote: »

lol yeah, and it was a massive muddy puddle near the bushes, mucky gets :rotfl:

..didn't bring me an APG, but did have 2 belvita on it so I suppose I'll have to keep hold of it for now :eek:

2 Belvita = £1 Quidco - ends tonight though so dry and photograph it fast!

Sarahdol75

Could someone help, the mouse on my laptop wont scroll down the page, Im having to use the side bar to go up and down, just stopped working. Many thanks.

Smart1e

frequent wrote: »

https://www.tescopricepromise.com/Home/FAQ

Does Tesco Price Promise include promotions?
Yes. We compare price reductions and most promotions – in Tesco and at Asda, Sainsbury’s and Morrisons*. Included are:

Multibuy – including ‘buy–one–get–one–free’, ‘buy 2 for £3’ and ‘3 for the price of 2’
Price cuts – for example, a discount from 99p to 50p

So does that mean whoopsies then?

:eek::eek::eek:

TrulyMadly

Why £4.79?
« Back to comparison results
10 items (7 different) on your bill qualify for comparison Tesco
+£2.44

1 x ASDA Chicken Curry with Rice (400g) £1.00 N/A
1 x ASDA Milk Skimmed 1 Pint (568ml) £0.49 £0.49
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Diet Lemonade (2L) £0.60 £0.60
1 x ASDA Smartprice Ready Salted Crisps (12x18g) £0.66 N/A
1 x ASDA Chunky Steak Pie £0.98 N/A
1 x Heinz Classic Vegetable Soup (400g) £0.75 £0.89
1 x Heinz Big Soup Minted Lamb Hotpot (400g) £1.08 £1.08
3 x Heinz Classic Spring Vegetable Soup (400g) £2.25 £2.67
2 x Carling (12x440ml) £20.00 £17.00
1 x Warburtons Danish White Sliced Bread (400g) £0.75 £0.75
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Chicken Hotpot (400g) £1.00 N/A

Comparison total (compared products only) £25.92 £23.48


Womble from 14.26 today.

Multibuy showing as correctly on the receipt but on MSM it is showing classic soups at 89p each . No multibuy showing

Just checked again and 1 big soup was bought . There is I big soup on multibuy but not the flavour bought
Puzzled......

logie

Afternoon all,

Been a relaxed but productive day so far. Have been spoilt with chocolates, flowers, some gardening bits and a home made chocolate rice krispie cake

Have spent most of the afternoon comparing energy tarriffs as our previous deal finished at the beginning of Feb and we'd been moved onto their extortionate standard tariff :eek:. Finally made a decision and switched. Sadly the best deal seems to be with our current supplier but is for new customers only . Still, we'll be better off just by getting off the current tarriff. Spoke to Mum and sis yesterday about looking at their energy suppliers as they've both been with the same ones for years but neither of them interested in changing. Hate to think how much they could save but it's too much effort.....

My next challenge for today is to find a good deal on a tablet. Think i'll be spending more and more time in bed over the next few weeks and it'll be easier than having laptop (which has to be plugged in as battery won't hold any charge :rotfl:) or read the tiny print on my phone. Love my sisters ipad but no way we could run to that at the moment. No idea where to start so this could take some time

Hope you are all having a nice day. Hugs to all those who are finding it tough