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Queenriderbrekke

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Brownies and cream:) putting my eggs to good use:)

Bubbs first bit is for you in return for your Victoria sponge the other week:)

DD has been playing about with photo to Instagram it:)

If I start on Instagram I will definitely not have time to turn around:)

I love a good slice of brownie cake and this looks excellent, recipe please if it hasn't already been posted while I'm catching up:)

Savvybuyer

Sorry if this has been posted already tonight - still to catch up - but 39 (thirty-nine) multibuys, grand total, for A on MSM.co.uk when I'm signed out. Could this be an indication of a glitch on Sunday afternoon? (Knowing my luck, in England/Wales, it'll run between 4pm closing time and finish 6am Monday opening for the main A's.)

pattylabelle

karlie88 wrote: »

:rotfl:



Start with a 1st Account: http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/latesttip/#firstdirect

Switch over to First Direct and get £125 (for a few minutes work). I switched over a few months ago and they have incredibly good CS (unlike Tesco :rotfl:).

You ring one number and they answer within 5 rings...no silly 'press 5 for this dept' or 'say your account number' with their voice recognition software. Open 24/7 and UK call centres.

AND you can apply for a regular saver that pays 6% interest (an amazing rate).

Go for it...;)

I agree there - First direct are outstanding - I have an offset mortgage with them....the best financial decision I ever made in my life - well apart from taking the Michael out of the apg glitch:D:D

Nannylala

artha wrote: »

Do those brownies have any "special ingredients"? Could account for you random dreamy thoughts at times;)

Artha your post made me smile especially after just watching Coronation Street tonight and them talking about a certain ingredient in their brownies

Another early night for me I seem to be so tired of late and no I have not been eating enhanced brownies :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Good night to you all:A

artha

David. wrote: »

Anyway was nice to see the manic beast that is Barbara numbers again tonight :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:. Obviously dad as well

Word of warning do not get in between her and a whoopsie unless you are in Bupa :eek:.

Picture the scene Barabara head down aris up in the air throwing cartons of raspberries back at me like a woman possesed . I am sure if someone had got their hand in the way they would now be an amputee as it would have ended up in my trolley :eek:

Glad shes on my side :cool::rotfl: Thanks for the pork by the way :T
As usual dad looked after me these two are pros I am only any good as a blocker :rotfl:

I'm afraid I have to report that David. is a bit of a dissapointment to the local whoopsie club. Who else would wait to be asked if they wanted a pork joint when it was plonked right in front of them at a very attractive price:rotfl::rotfl:

imposter

This is from a womble - poss. cheaper baby food?
Asda v Waitrose



But on the bottom of the Asda Receipt it says

EK STAGE 2 4 FOR £5 -£0.56
EK STAGE 1 6 FOR £5 -£0.94
(Presumably EK is Ella's Kitchen)

I don't know the slightest thing about baby food, but perhaps someone in the know can work out whether there is something for those with tots? e.g. if the Stage 1 food is 6 for a fiver but targeting those in Waitr0se on offer at £1 each gives back 25p, then it would be £3.50 for 6. Not a great saving but every little h3lps?

emerald21

karlie88 wrote: »

:rotfl:



Start with a 1st Account: http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/latesttip/#firstdirect

Switch over to First Direct and get £125 (for a few minutes work). I switched over a few months ago and they have incredibly good CS (unlike Tesco :rotfl:).

You ring one number and they answer within 5 rings...no silly 'press 5 for this dept' or 'say your account number' with their voice recognition software. Open 24/7 and UK call centres.

AND you can apply for a regular saver that pays 6% interest (an amazing rate).

Go for it...;)

I can vouch for First Direct. I changed over to them a couple of years ago and have always had excellent service

bubbs

karlie88 wrote: »

:rotfl:



Start with a 1st Account: http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/latesttip/#firstdirect

Switch over to First Direct and get £125 (for a few minutes work). I switched over a few months ago and they have incredibly good CS (unlike Tesco :rotfl:).

You ring one number and they answer within 5 rings...no silly 'press 5 for this dept' or 'say your account number' with their voice recognition software. Open 24/7 and UK call centres.

AND you can apply for a regular saver that pays 6% interest (an amazing rate).

Go for it...;)

Im poor i dont earn that much :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:so looking at it i do well to save 1/3 of my wages a year

artha

bubbs wrote: »

Artha you have been watching too much corrie :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

It's my favourite programme..sad I know..but true:rotfl::rotfl:

tweets

artha wrote: »

I'm afraid I have to report that David. is a bit of a dissapointment to the local whoopsie club. Who else would wait to be asked if they wanted a pork joint when it was plonked right in front of them at a very attractive price:rotfl::rotfl:

Sounds like he's a gentleman not many left now :rotfl::rotfl: