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Morning all
Had sleet earlier but now it's starting to snow :eek:
Where's that poxy postman, I'm waiting on MOC's :mad: Spose I'll just turn up the heating whilst I wait for him :cool:AKA; Mad, MM, MM5, Madicles :cool: ©
Shin: Device for finding furniture in the dark©
Elite 11+ fundraising total for Make-a-Wish £682 :j:A0 -
Lots of mismatch in the A 3 for £6 toiletries offer vs msm
Not sure if I am seeing the full offer on msm as so many items are missing ...
A.com offer
http://groceries.asda.com/asda-estore/specialoffers/linksavecontainer.jsp?promoId=ls77314
And I am not seeing nearly all the johnson's face care items and the Olay eye make up remover on msm. Would be reasonable to assume therefore that these are triggers?
If so, the Dove men's deos are £3.50 A vs £1.75 T, so APG £3.85 on the £6 spend?
The Dove washes that are £2.98 at A are bogof at S, so think this is £3.27 APG back?
Women's Dove deos are £2 at W
Garnier wipes are £1.60 at S (£3 A).
Possibilities are pretty endless - does it show the same for everyone else??0 -
squilliondollarbaby wrote: »Roads. Airports. etc
Sorry I don't agree.:D0 -
RootedNomad wrote: »Lots of mismatch in the A 3 for £6 toiletries offer vs msm
Not sure if I am seeing the full offer on msm as so many items are missing ...
A.com offer
http://groceries.asda.com/asda-estore/specialoffers/linksavecontainer.jsp?promoId=ls77314
And I am not seeing nearly all the johnson's face care items and the Olay eye make up remover on msm. Would be reasonable to assume therefore that these are triggers?
If so, the Dove men's deos are £3.50 A vs £1.75 T, so APG £3.85 on the £6 spend?
The Doe washes that are £2.98 at A are bogof at S, so think this is £3.27 APG back?
Women's Dove deos are £2 at W
Garnier wipes are £1.60 at S (£3 A).
Possibilities are pretty endless - does it show the same for everyone else??
Am looking now.0 -
RootedNomad wrote: »Lots of mismatch in the A 3 for £6 toiletries offer vs msm
Not sure if I am seeing the full offer on msm as so many items are missing ...
A.com offer
http://groceries.asda.com/asda-estore/specialoffers/linksavecontainer.jsp?promoId=ls77314
And I am not seeing nearly all the johnson's face care items and the Olay eye make up remover on msm. Would be reasonable to assume therefore that these are triggers?
If so, the Dove men's deos are £3.50 A vs £1.75 T, so APG £3.85 on the £6 spend?
The Dove washes that are £2.98 at A are bogof at S, so think this is £3.27 APG back?
Women's Dove deos are £2 at W
Garnier wipes are £1.60 at S (£3 A).
Possibilities are pretty endless - does it show the same for everyone else??
Dove washes are showing 3 for £6 on msm for me.0 -
Morning all
No snow here this morning.
dd went to Austria during the night for ski trip for a week.
Hugs if you want or maybe need one :ASmileand hopefully the world will smile back
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Sorry I don't agree.:D
No problem
But actually you might be the same as 99% of Brits who simply do not understand that fitting a set of winter tyres to a bog standard 2 wheel drive car means you stay 'driveable' whatever the snow or ice.
Far more driveable than a fancy 4x4 with AWT tyres. (Those are often badged with a snow symbol but are NOT winter tyres.) Perhaps 20 x better than a 4x4.
In our little village abroad most people have modest cars.
But they ALL fit winter tyres and they all carry on driving through the winter snow.
And it's very hilly.
With no money spent on grit etc.
Honestly, unless you have experienced driving on winter tyres in the snow, you would simply not understand my point.0 -
squilliondollarbaby wrote: »No problem
But actually you might be the same as 99% of Brits who simply do not understand that fitting a set of winter tyres to a bog standard 2 wheel drive car means you stay 'driveable' whatever the snow or ice.
Far more driveable than a fancy 4x4 with AWT tyres. (Those are often badged with a snow symbol but are NOT winter tyres.) Perhaps 20 x better than a 4x4.
In our little village abroad most people have modest cars.
But they ALL fit winter tyres and they all carry on driving through the winter snow.
And it's very hilly.
With no money spent on grit etc.
Honestly, unless you have experienced driving on winter tyres in the snow, you would simply not understand my point.
No I'm much too thick.0 -
Morning all
Just rain heredisappointed as I wanted either a heatwave again or snow, and I've got neither
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