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David.

Decisions decisions Nothing to do today as such :cool:

WishI'dReadSooner

I'd go get them now - you never know how long a glitch will last.
I'm gonna try the Riverway in an hour or so - NOT on the same receipt! lol

David.

squigs wrote: »

Yep! Just checked one I have got in the fridge and it says you can freeze for 3 months.:)

Just had a thought if I freeze it today it would only last the same length of time 3 months. But if I freeze it the day before it was due to die it would last 6 months
Something does not add up there :rotfl:

choirchick

Classy_Chick06 wrote: »

I also have 12 of each in my online basket now, if i do a click and collect for tomorrow morning, what are the chances of the price changing?
never done a click n collect before, do you pay before you pick up the goods?
if the glitch is corrected am i likely to turn up to no order been processed?

decisions, decisions, do i go now and pay the £7.xx for 8 of each or do i chance doing a click and collect for da morning?

You've made me doubt it now

RootedNomad

Share the love, spread (:D;):p) the joy. Love glitches like this - I buy as many as I am brave enough to nab and pass on to family, friends, colleagues etc. I know lots of folk who will jump at tubs of ICBINB at 45p a pop

Big thanks glenburg1 for the original spot and all those who have worked out and test shopped for the glitch :T:T:beer:

David.

choirchick wrote: »

You've made me doubt it now

Heads or tails you decide :rotfl:
Personally I would go today a bird in the hand type thing if online works ring its neck

sinw

RootedNomad wrote: »

Share the love, spread (:D;):p) the joy. Love glitches like this - I buy as many as I am brave enough to nab and pass on to family, friends, colleagues etc. I know lots of folk who will jump at tubs of ICBINB at 45p a pop

Big thanks glenburg1 for the original spot and all those who have worked out and test shopped for the glitch :T:T:beer:

Factor in a bit labour, maybe 50p tub?

Nannylala

Artha thankyou for your lovely informative post:T.My late DH was the true gardener and I have 2 large hydranger bushes in the garden that he planted years ago and so are used to the elements.I really would love to nurture one myself an have it in a big pot on the patio.Its funny how people used to think of it as an old person's plant but they really have become fashionable again.My young neice had a wedding bouquet of them a couple of years ago.

pk04

David. wrote: »

Heads or tails you decide :rotfl:
Personally I would go today a bird in the hand type thing if online works ring its neck

Good job I'm not drinking my tea! That made me :rotfl:

RootedNomad

sinw wrote: »

Factor in a bit labour, maybe 50p tub?

no, never can do that What goes around comes around and others do the same for me, so it all works out just fine and dandy.