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davemorton

Savvybuyer wrote: »

and it's strange how a possible set of glitches feels even more positive. Will be very embarrassing if it doesn't come off...

Oh, indeed, its like an injection of fun!!
And no need to ever feel embarrased !

ruxpin

money_saving_hedgehog wrote: »

Does anyone know if the Pilgrims Choice Cheese priced £5 each at Mr T, compares for a TPP against Mr A, at 2 for £5. Thinking this will be a good one to up spend to use £5 WYS. Anyone tried it. Thanks

I bought lake district mature yesterday from T's, £4.50 a block. Bought 2 £9 and it compared against £5 at A's but looks like offer at A's has finished now

3Dogs I love that your Mam was called Florence. It made me give her an extra little squeeze for you tonight :A

Just caught up and off to bed, night all xx

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

Perhaps he has opened a 'secret bank account'

trust me, he wouldn't know how. He doesn't like money, or dealing with it or having anything to do with it. He occasionally asks me if he has enough money to buy...ebay, birthday presents etc because he genuinely hasn't a clue.

I tell him everything thats going on with it but he just agrees....:o

artha

davemorton wrote: »

Good to see you still awake Artha! Feeling any better?

I'm struggling on. Women have it easy and as you say just don't understand how debilitating manflu can be:D

davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

trust me, he wouldn't know how. He doesn't like money, or dealing with it or having anything to do with it. He occasionally asks me if he has enough money to buy...ebay, birthday presents etc because he genuinely hasn't a clue.

I tell him everything thats going on with it but he just agrees....:o

" yes darling, I am sure these shoes only cost me £3.57" Shocking!!:eek:

davemorton

artha wrote: »

I'm struggling on. Women have it easy and as you say just don't understand how debilitating manflu can be:D

Indeed Artha. They try to say childbirth is hard, they just dont know the half of it!! (And we cant even get gas & air!)

fairclaire

Savvybuyer wrote: »

I think we have one, go go go ...

Good items Avs S/T Carex Handwash 250ml in 2s (A 2 for £2, 1.80 each; S/T 90p each). Also, vs S, the Mullers that are 34p in S. But I wouldn't dare go for items giving back more than I paid.

Also (for non-NI) vs W... I'll let you find out later, after I've done my first glitch shop of the night/morning. Just making sure I've got *all* the items I need vs W, as I don't often do a W shop.

And for your last point, I'm very very well... and it's strange how a possible set of glitches feels even more positive. Will be very embarrassing if it doesn't come off...

won't be embarrassing at all savvy....we all spot things, hope, test, wait for results. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. The excitement is those very exciting occasions where someone finds something that works and our glitch itch is scratched

artha

davemorton wrote: »

Indeed Artha. They try to say childbirth is hard, they just dont know the half of it!! (And we cant even get gas & air!)

I thought you had a lot of that after all of those Bombay Pots:eek:

SpiralingDown

fairclaire wrote: »

I didn't want to ask what a cake pop maker is. But I don't feel so bad if you don't know TM....never mind a maker, what's a cake pop?

It's a ball of cake/sponge covered in choc or icing with a lolly pop stick stuck in.
The maker cooks the sponge into balls instead of me fighting with buttercream and cake crumbs then getting messy trying to make balls out of it all.
Lazy I know but hopefully less mess in the kitchen

Savvybuyer

ruxpin wrote: »

I bought lake district mature yesterday from T's, £4.50 a block. Bought 2 £9 and it compared against £5 at A's but looks like offer at A's has finished now

3Dogs I love that your Mam was called Florence. It made me give her an extra little squeeze for you tonight :A

Just caught up and off to bed, night all xx

Good night. Are you looking at MSM.co.uk? The Lake District (Extra Mature and Mature) are still on "2 for £5" on sada.com. On MSM, they're showing £3.50 each....ooooh, it's against Waities (2 for £5) - getting excited a bit now!! (Still, unfortunately, my family don't go much for cheddar, and not as good as the Cathedrals vs S, in 2s of course).