The ELITE thread, experts in saving shed loads of cash!!

louised

Just done a egg shop versus sainsbobs using After Eight as trigger (out of stock MSM) results in at 12:30, will let you know !

SpiralingDown

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Oh SD what a dog. I know all of this is so awful for you but what a character he is. It's like he's one step ahead of you all the way.

I imagine him as a cartoon mut with a speech balloon saying " little does she know I've got thumbs now.HaHaHa ha(wicked laugh):rotfl:

You always stay so positive too:A

He plays the dumb dog very well, then I let my guard down a little and he then does something to remind me of why I should never do that! He's smarter than I give him credit for.

I'm not very positive at the time though, I spent most of yesterday trying to work out how I could change things, yelling and screaming then banging my head on the newly lowered top baby gate. I thought I'd cut my head but thankfully not.

eightieschick88

Good Morning everyone


Rose - thinking of you and your daughter, hope she gets all the help she needs :A

Working and lurking today so off to catch up yet again. Have a good day in whatever you're all doing.

pattylabelle

SpiralingDown wrote: »

He plays the dumb dog very well, then I let my guard down a little and he then does something to remind me of why I should never do that! He's smarter than I give him credit for.

I'm not very positive at the time though, I spent most of yesterday trying to work out how I could change things, yelling and screaming then banging my head on the newly lowered top baby gate. I thought I'd cut my head but thankfully not.

Spiralling doors are very expensive - the only thing I can suggest is that you buy a door that needs adapting. I had one fitted(an external door tongue and groove style) as a side door to a garage - the joiner adapted it for me but by the time I paid him and the door it was very expensive. If you knew a joiner to do the work for free then great cos those doors that I am talking about are about £70.

Possible contacts "Lustys" near Charles hurst garages and then there is Haldene Fisher and mcnaugton blair in and around the same area. Also consider looking online for second hand a upvc door - new one will be expensive though!! Good luck

choclate24

Just had a 8 packet of kitkat come in the post no letter as where its from, any ideas

dipdap

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

I am not convinced that they can see the clubcard details on it, data protection act and all that, but surely you could say it was a friend's receipt that they had asked you to put in as they don't have internet if they do see it?

I didn't ahve that problem - mine had (previously) unclaimed points on it

I did this as I had a receipt stuck in the system which wasn't mine.
It belonged to my Dad and I told them it was his, they didn't ask for any of his details and sent the £10 apology giftcard to me.

fuzzgun19

Gemini_Jes wrote: »

Just back from Asda and I bought the After Eight egg, the one with the wavy mints, not the one on MSM. Didn't see any other After eight egg in my local store but it is only a small store so other stores may stock the other After Eight egg. Also bought Wispa and Twirl eggs. Will posts results at 12.45

louised wrote: »

Just done a egg shop versus sainsbobs using After Eight as trigger (out of stock MSM) results in at 12:30, will let you know !

Thanks for testing, hopefully it will work.

Morgy9

Sorry guys didn't get on here last night so only just checked apg.

No HW or 1D eggs in my asda - so went with Cadbury friends as I know that not always recognised as in the deal but it went through. I also brought Roses egg (that is appearing on both Sainsbobs and Asda) but it has come back as n/a. (I know this didn't work on Tesco deal but thought that was because it wasn't in it). So only £3.19 apg. So thought I would remind everyone to avoid Roses egg.

NB - happy to take on the chin but just wanted to check with seasoned MSErs - it is showing on Asda and Sainsbury's MSM so should I call Asda and 'innocently ask'? What do you reckon?
Edit actually had 11 items - when did bananas stop comparing?

Why £3.19?
7 items on your bill qualify for comparisonSainsbury's+£2.42 1 x ASDA Red Grapefruit Loose£0.30£0.47
1 x Schwartz Ground Cumin (28g)£1.46£1.45
0.18 x ASDA Bananas by Weight (100g)£0.12N/A
0.09 x ASDA Carrots by Weight (100g)£0.08£0.08
1 x Barratt Flumps Mallow Twists£0.10£0.10
1 x Cadbury Freddo (18g)£0.20N/A
2 x Harrogate Spa Sparkling Spring Water (750ml)£1.96N/A
1 x Cracker Drinks Co Lemonace Still & Cloudy Lemonade...£1.50£1.59
1 x Nestle Quality Street Egg (277g)£3.34£2.00
1 x Cadbury Roses Large Easter Egg with Roses Chocolat...£3.33N/A
1 x Cadbury Large Variety Egg (277g)£3.33£2.00
Comparison total (compared products only)£10.11£7.69

Mrs_stinkface

AngelsMadv wrote: »

Oh Mrs S - this reminds me off me! :o:o

I once went into my brother's room when I was little (3 I think) and emptied his liquid poly glue all over. It was on my hands and lips. Mum panicked and shipped me off to A&E with all the blue lights flashing. Apparently I'd only ingested a small amount thankfully and I was fine! :rotfl:

I'm sure your little one would have been saying "yuk" lots if he'd tried to actually consume it!

Lol, you sound suspiciously like my brother. He was always up to his neck in trouble. :rotfl:
You would think he would say yuck but when I asked if he had drank it, he rubbed his tummy and said mmmmmmm. :eek::bless him

Auntycaz wrote: »

Glad he's ok. They scare the life out of you don't they?

Thankyou. , ill be keeping him on a short leash today :rotfl:

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Kids, they do test us, hope he is ok. We do need eyes in the back of our heads.

Thankyou, I swear I need about ten pairs of eyes. :rotfl:

fuzzgun19

This is the one my A sell.