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fairclaire wrote: »

Genius savvy :T:T:T I had looked at this offer on frozen stuff earlier ( request for magnums) and thought its an unusual Multibuy offer. I wasn't looking for any glitchy things. These sorts of wide ranging offers are usually on cleaning stuff or toiletries.

Evangeline will be happy she buys quorn things, I think.

Fantastic. Thank you:):D. I had seen the Cones and Roast were in the same 2 for £3.00 offer - I hadn't known this before and, from my store, you wouldn't have known this, as the products are completely different (albeit both frozen items) and in totally separate aisle of the store. Just shows again that you can only prepare your shopping online. (Who would have picked up one Quorn Roast pack at £3.00 straight, not aware it was on mix and match with other frozen items such as the Cones? - they failed to appear on a comp. for me in the last week - and that pack has already been eaten up! - I got just the right combo there!! Genius!)

I've no idea why the Smarties cones aren't coming up on the APG - they are on MSM.co.uk signed in and out and with prices at both A and T. I'm hoping for anyone who may try this that T's offer expiring 15/4 doesn't upset things through to the PG. If you buy 1 cones pack alone, you get nothing, as the price check isn't refunding from £2 A price to 90p (10% less than T). You need an extra filler, due to the non-appearing cones.

Auntycaz

pattylabelle wrote: »

Not too bad darling and I hope you are well too. I pulled into sada carpark today and there in all her glory was the bold JEL hoaking at a trolley:D We chatted a bit about her bingo win and fiddled around the carpark - well we both sprinted to trap a receipt that was doing a runner in the wind. Have to say she won at the bingo but I won at the running:D

Shopped in sada twice today to get rid of apgs - two diff sa's of course. Wombling not great today but I'll not starve;)

How is your new job schedule going pet?

Thought you said you'd pulled in Asda's carpark.

pattylabelle

David. wrote: »

No too hard :eek:

stew them:p adding a bit of sugar to sweeten them;)

David.

artha wrote: »

Actually mine are ok but I do like them that way. I keep them in the fridge otherwise they can go soft very quickly.:)

Mine have been sitting on the windowsill
No joy :eek:

artha

David. wrote: »

Will that make my plums go soft

Might do...it will certainly make them wrinkly:rotfl::rotfl:

elliemoo

artha wrote: »

Might do...it will certainly make them wrinkly:rotfl::rotfl:

Would they not be raisins then?

David.

Iamsohappy wrote: »

See now we will be out in force to look after each other sfsb :beer:




But you love it really otherwise you wouldn't come back for more

:rotfl::rotfl:

rose28454

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Savvybuyer

fairclaire wrote: »

some people use HH to buy Ill fitting clothes savvy. Because they don't fit, they need to be returned. When they are returned, the customer explains that they were a gift/they no longer have the receipt and therefore they have to receive the refund on a gift card. Which, of course is perfectly acceptable to the customer

Food and I'll fitting clothes can be mixed

Thanks for that.

pattylabelle

Auntycaz wrote: »

Thought you said you'd pulled in Asda's carpark.

Well you know what I could do - I see the daytime trolley man more than I see my OH. He's not too bad looking.......like a lot of these lookers they shouldn't speak:D:D