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David.

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:

I know but I had my eye on the loin don't want to be greedy

David.

tweets wrote: »

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

Awww Little t there to stick up for me :cool:

David.

Anyway artha those bushes are full of receipts found a hh for next week straight away. Have not managed to use this one yet as still no posh casserole dishes in, luckily the manic beast is going to keep her eye out (the one in the middle of her head) for me

silvercar

karlie88 wrote: »

New tax year = new ISA account = £5,760 of savings that the tax man can't touch

:cool::rotfl::cool:

Call me lastminute.com

Trying to open a cash ISA before the midnight deadline. Very few still accepting business, I managed to open a Tesco cash ISA online, now I need to transfer money into it. The only way to do it instantly is by debit card on the phone. I have been on hold for 41 minutes, but "we do want to help you" and I am "moving forward in the queue".

Lines shut at 10pm. What are the chances of me being on hold for another 40 minutes?

NotMyRealUsername_2

I just realised that the X buns are two for a pound...multibuy not recognised

2 x ASDA Chosen by You Hot Cross Buns (6) £1.70 £1.50

Also the Robinson multibuy has not been recognised.

Savvybuyer

tallulajo wrote: »

evening guys n gals..
just noticed these on a womble from this aft

1 x Muller Vitality Probiotic Raspberry Yogurt Drink (... £1.50 £1.00
1 x Muller Vitality Probiotic Vanilla Yogurt Drink (6x... £1.50 £1.00

multibuy on receipt at As says 'Muller 2 for £2'

so you will get back £1.10 for these against a Ts shop
hths

NotMyRealUsername wrote: »

I just realised that the X buns are two for a pound...multibuy not recognised

2 x ASDA Chosen by You Hot Cross Buns (6) £1.70 £1.50

Also the Robinson multibuy has not been recognised.

Is it glitch night? (It's been long overdue.) If so, my planned shop Avs T could be about to be changed, with new multibuy offers on it. Just to confuse you all - not difficult:rotfl:- the usual 2x packs of bacon (they're Avs S not Avs T!) really are £2.55 each, and don't have a multibuy anymore, on sada.com's website (looks like they have a new 'front page' on their own site as well). I'm just off to Sains. (to see if I can catch the end of some whoopsies) and then I'll compile my Sada extravaganza shop (assuming m'buys work/rather don't work on APG) against T.

MKS

kadiekaismummi wrote: »

Great Ormond Street is a fab choice for a charity, the times jade has been in there, Im thinking poor jade with her illness but the kids in there, so sad, theres always someone worse off than you, made many friends in there & kept in touch with a few, the staff are brilliant & they get actors & stars in to cheer the kids up....I would put a photo on here but dont know how to...xx

Agree that Gosh is brilliant. Spent many years there with my DS. At the time there wasn't much hope for DS but I was a lucky parent. There are many 'stars/famous' people who give their time but don't publicise it. It really lifts the kids up to see these people. Even more so that they chat on a one to one basis and, in my DS's case followed through after their visit. Through personal experience at Gosh, M&S and McD's are brilliant, they just donate without asking for publicity. When my DS was in there at Christmas time, Debs kindly got Father Christmas to visit and give gifts. Took the pics for publicity, then took the pressies away. Used the photos in their stores. Lots of upset children. Sorry, enough said, I'll get off my soapbox.

artha

David. wrote: »

I know but I had my eye on the loin don't want to be greedy

I thought it was the loin that you got or was it Barbara?

I stayed a while for the rest of the bread to come out and a bit more veg so got my loaf of Vogel and one for someone else who was still cruising the aisles:rotfl:

No sign of those several bunches of Lilies though, but I guess one of the staff must have wanted them so they were mysteriously "disappeared" out back;)

Savvybuyer

silvercar wrote: »

Call me lastminute.com

Trying to open a cash ISA before the midnight deadline. Very few still accepting business, I managed to open a Tesco cash ISA online, now I need to transfer money into it. The only way to do it instantly is by debit card on the phone. I have been on hold for 41 minutes, but "we do want to help you" and I am "moving forward in the queue".

Lines shut at 10pm. What are the chances of me being on hold for another 40 minutes?

I was once on hold to my insurance company for over an hour (very used to just picking up a phone and staying there for ages) (of course, on a freephone got from the 'Say No' website). Insurance co. lines closed at 8pm, me dialling them just after 7 - they did eventually answer me, though, at around 8.15 (after the lines were closed) - only for me to ask a question that they couldn't answer there and then:mad:. Didn't seem worth it, after all that time, the conversation I had on the phone lasted less than 5 minutes! Hope you have better luck - I'd keep on that phone line now, until they answer.

pattylabelle

artha wrote: »

I thought it was the loin that you got or was it Barbara?

I stayed a while for the rest of the bread to come out and a bit more veg so got my loaf of Vogel and one for someone else who was still cruising the aisles:rotfl:

No sign of those several bunches of Lilies though, but I guess one of the staff must have wanted them so they were mysteriously "disappeared" out back;)

Lilies - my favourite- the smell they give off is like no other. Wish you could have got those for me artha:(