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davemorton

aau1 wrote: »

True



Not by much though



Yup. Leaking radiator valve. Fixed in 15 mins. Boiler works a treat and the stench is gone

Nice and easy. Could you not see it running down the pipe?

fairclaire

buy 21? how does that stack up AAU? I won't be because Im restricted to one flavour

fairclaire

is anyone watching lifes too short special on BBC2 :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

buy 21? how does that stack up AAU? I won't be because Im restricted to one flavour

If only 2 types are glitching, then it will only compare 10 of each = 20 (As I learnt the hard way with my bom pots!)

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

If only 2 types are glitching, then it will only compare 10 of each = 20 (As I learnt the hard way with my bom pots!)

yes but if you buy an extra one you pay less? swings and roundabouts maybe? we need a good accountant to work it out

davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

is anyone watching lifes too short special on BBC2 :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Just put it on, I skipped it because I thought it wasnt what it is, IYSWIM

davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

yes but if you buy an extra one you pay less? swings and roundabouts maybe? we need a good accountant to work it out

But if you pay more you get it back in an APG, but if you buy the 21, you loose out on the last one.

davemorton

It doesnt matter how many you but between 1 - 20, you pay 13.5p each, but if you go over the magic number, the price per unit will go up as an average (I hope/think)

tonethetiger

aau1 wrote: »

You could even just buy 10 chicken, 10 turkey and get an APG back that makes equivalent cost per tray 13.5p

20 trays for £2.70 is a good deal without trying to work a multi buy glitch

Or is the thought of not buying a multiple of 7 too much for everyone? :rotfl:

If the cod made the multi buy not show then you would have like a double glitch, 6 comparing at 15p and one at 50p would be £1.40 v £4.13 compared to 7 at 15p giving £1.05 v £3.00

aau1

davemorton wrote: »

Nice and easy. Could you not see it running down the pipe?

Nope. It was the tiniest trickle. It never stained the floor. Just dipped straight under it. It didnt even drip to the ground under the house. Just all stayed in the boards

I can only imagine it took a knock from the hoover. Plumber says it is common on laminate floors as the Hoover moves with less friction