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fairclaire

Savvybuyer wrote: »

I can either-

go to bed v. early tomorrow night and do my shopping in A in the early hours of Wednesday morning (as the multibuys seemed to go down v.v. early morning today) or

try to book the afternoon or whole day off work to go and shop

or I can miss the M check, but probably still won't get to A until it's too late (if I go into work).

Of these, bizarrely the first is the more viable option (of three, not very good options).

Oh, by the way, I was still not in bed when I posted about the Listerine multibuy absence etc. this morning - I'd kept awake, downstairs, tidying things up. Sometimes, later at night, with no-one else to distract - away from daytime distractions - is the best way.

I hope I can somehow manage a Wed. shop probably if the expensive Rimmel sun-creams are included in the lack of MSM multibuys.

Well if you want to go to bed early tomorrow, you'll have to avoid us lot

Sun cream......are you off somewhere nice? Or are you predicting us a good summer

karlie88

Delilahh wrote: »

Now lots has changed, I've passed my driving test and I'm out and about on the road so I can go whenever I want to.

Congratulations!

:T

I suggest you upgrade your vehicle to this:




It's great...

...it's got a chilled food and freezer section. :rotfl:

Great for those glitches.

Savvybuyer

fairclaire wrote: »

Well if you want to go to bed early tomorrow, you'll have to avoid us lot

Sun cream......are you off somewhere nice? Or are you predicting us a good summer

Hopefully it'll be both. It would be nice to get those really expensive creams if they work out at 30p each.:D:rotfl:

artha

pattylabelle wrote: »

Why on earth would you tell them how you do it - they would only move in on your patch:D:D

Wouldn't want that...it's bad enough with the regular raiding partys from Darlo:eek:

Delilahh

Thank you Locarr, FairClaire and Karlie88

Tonight was my first drive alone, so I was a bit shaky when I got to Asda.

Karlie88 - I had to tell my friend to shove off when he suggested driving his transit van, so don't think I'm quite ready for the Asda lorry ..... yet!

Savvybuyer

Delilahh wrote: »

Hello,

Haven't been around for quite some time and haven't even had a chance to do any of the glitches that have been posted as I was only in a position to get to my local Asda once a week.

Now lots has changed, I've passed my driving test and I'm out and about on the road so I can go whenever I want to.

Tried to have a go at the razor glitch today - had shopping list in hand and was gutted to find that my local A doesn't stock the right Fusion Pro-glide.

Ah well, so I can't do that one. I'll just have to keep my eye out to see what's about and see if I can find any myself.

Either that or move house to somewhere nearer a bigger A's!

My feeling was these razors wouldn't be stocked in quite a few stores. Although I probably managed to buy (re-buy) mine in a store that didn't stock it!! Strangely, last time my bigger A didn't stock the right Fantas!!:rotfl::rotfl: Of all things! (Neither did the other, slightly smaller A, or the supermarkets - when the 1% milk first came in, I could find that in my supermarket but not the biggest A I have avail. to me.)

artha

Claire1972 wrote: »

Hi
I have got this too Artha, are you signing up? I don't think I am going to bother.

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Guess you could do it for 50p artha:)

I do live very cheaply on whoopsies for the most part, but eat a very balanced and healthy diet(I think:o). The vast majority of the chicken,fish, vegetables,fruit and salad that are my staples come from whoopsies along with the little bit of vogel/bergen bread I eat. The only other staples I buy at full price are oatmeal, milk, walnuts, sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds and almonds. Now if we could have a glitch on nuts I'd be well happy:rotfl:

fairclaire

Is everyone asleep!

fairclaire

I see you lurking QOC

pk04

fairclaire wrote: »

Is everyone asleep!

yes

stct