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davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

we usually end up backing a good lot of them :rotfl::rotfl: we all pick horses ( kids as well) and then we all decide we'll have a punt on an outsider as well. So 10 horses in total :rotfl::rotfl: we're not talking big money here, but it's really good fun. We all squash on the sofa to watch. Didnt think much of it before, but earlier I heard my DS telling his GF he couldn't get there until later because GN was on....spose that makes it an institution :rotfl::rotfl:

OH always sneaks off and has a proper bet though:cool:

Does he go by himself?? Well thats a good way to get him out, just turn him into a gambler

davemorton

Night TS, take care.

fairclaire

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Going to have to go up to bed now, 1am the other night was way to late to get up early in the morning. I woke up at 5am and then could not get back to sleep as worried I would not get back by 7am.

Goodnight all, good to see you all. Take care everyone. xx

sleep well TS, it was lovely to see you :A

Tinyshoes

DODO wrote: »

:wave::wave::wave::wave:Hi Tiny

Just picked up your text! Phone ran out of juice!

:j:j:j Quick Hi DODO.

Thought might have seen you earlier, no scrum tonight. Got some cheap sandwich fillers if you fancy another lunch at mum's.

DODO_2

Tiny was Doing a charity moonlight walk on beach - brrrrr

Got kids all next week but following week sounds good ( maybe best eat the and which fillers this week though!)

Xxx

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

Does he go by himself?? Well thats a good way to get him out, just turn him into a gambler

no sorry, I mean virtually sneaking off...as in logging in to one of his own accounts. As much as he's not much into all my money saving ways, he has managed to open a few accounts to take advantage of free bets and stuff. To be fair he rarely spends real money, just waits until he gets a free bet. He uses them to bet on footy matches. He showed me 2 accounts the other night. 1 has £125 in and the other had £88 and he put £10 and £20 initial deposit in respectively..so not bad.

As long as he's not actually spending money.....that's fine by me:D

Tinyshoes

DODO wrote: »

Tiny was Doing a charity moonlight walk on beach - brrrrr

Got kids all next week but following week sounds good ( maybe best eat the and which fillers this week though!)

Xxx

Gosh that was very brave. :T:T:T

Your predictive text cracks me up. :rotfl:

Night hun xx

davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

no sorry, I mean virtually sneaking off...as in logging in to one of his own accounts. As much as he's not much into all my money saving ways, he has managed to open a few accounts to take advantage of free bets and stuff. To be fair he rarely spends real money, just waits until he gets a free bet. He uses them to bet on footy matches. He showed me 2 accounts the other night. 1 has £125 in and the other had £88 and he put £10 and £20 initial deposit in respectively..so not bad.

As long as he's not actually spending money.....that's fine by me:D

Well with all the time he has, and if he understands odds, he should perhaps give MB a go, or have you already done that?

Savvybuyer

Good morning (though I've never left!). It looks like it is a glitchy day:jand, if so, even more so as it is a weekend:j:j:j.

Many multibuys still not showing on MSM for A - a few reports of some missing m'buys from APG comparisons yesterday (making Friday night 5th April a potential glitch night) and, now, I suspect this one will run a little bit more - so is it a glitch morning?

The Cathedral Citys (350g), those that are £2.19 in Sains., look very good, as on a.com as 2 for £5.00, but showing as £4.28 each on MSM - go and get them! (2 of them) - although I am planning some other shops: one vs W and then another vs T.

2x comparable Cathedral City that compare vs S at £2.19 each (plus fillers/other S-cheapest items that are on m'buy in A) - Cathedral City x2 - pay £5.00 but APG sees £8.56, then refunds to 10% cheaper than S on 2 = £4.61 (or something like that) making them a fiver less £4.61 /2 = probably just under 20p each for each 350g cheese block. It's very very very tempting, even though we've got plenty of cheese, no room in the freezer:mad: and don't really need more cheese.

DODO_2

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Gosh that was very brave. :T:T:T

Your predictive text cracks me up. :rotfl:

Night hun xx

Can't blaim predictive text this time - that was just crap typing skills!

Night x