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Suzysnowball

can someone answer a quick question please - does the Sheba and Muller Corners work on the same shop?

ta - I should be in work but trying to fit a quick shop

AngelsMadv

Suzysnowball wrote: »

can someone answer a quick question please - does the Sheba and Muller Corners work on the same shop?

ta - I should be in work but trying to fit a quick shop

The Sheba is still working. The mullers have finished, apparently. HTH.

emerald21

scamps1966 wrote: »

But the leg work is a nightmare, running from here to there, chasing 1 deal to the next, It's a full time job.


Ah, Borricks. I'll let you know a bit about me.
I suffer from TIA's - mini strokes. Had 6 in 2 years.
Last one one was bad, numb face. (left side)
left foot numb.
No sympathy wanted.
I try to make a living:)

Yes it is time consuming but I wouldn t mind doing the running to different stores if I knew I d find some. Went to Mold nothing and no scanners, Broughton nothing and scanners not working anyway, Chester no scanners shrugs lol

gocat

Morning all

Nice sunny day here today so far

Very happy when I open my email this morning, to see Caesar £45 cb from Quidco paid out and Tesco £7 plus one or two smaller ones. :money::j:j

tweets

Good Morning

emerald21

davemorton wrote: »

Interesting number is 32, did you know that a human body can take 32 steps without a head???

In 1336, King Ludwig of Bavaria sentenced nobleman Ditz von Shaunburg and four of his associates to death. They were sentenced to death for rebelling against His Majesty and for disturbing the peace in the kingdom. The nobleman and his friends were to be beheaded. Before the execution, the king asked Ditz to express his final wish. The nobleman asked the king to forgive his friends if his beheaded body runs by them. Schaunburg specified that the convicted were supposed to get in a line with eight steps between each other. The king burst into laughter, but he promised to fulfill the nobleman’s last wish. Ditz got down on his knees in front of a block. The executioner cut his head off, but the body jumped up and ran by the other convicted people to the immense horror of the king and everyone who witnessed it. The beheaded body made 32 steps, having passed the last person in the line, tumbled down to the ground, and remained quiet. The king kept his promise.

Well thank you for that lol you Learn something everyday

FloFlo

Womble_Queen wrote: »

Love the thread as it is. A real mixture of friendly and real people. Nobody is perfect all the time. Not everybody will get on with everyone. We all have our moments. Tolerance is the key.

I think this thread is like a box of Dolly Mixtures.

I agree with the above and if you do things that are near the line :shhh:

FloFlo

emerald21 wrote: »

Well thank you for that lol you Learn something everyday

We'll all be queueing up to test that one!:p

FloFlo

Morning all x

DD is taking part in the UK Maths challenge today in school, fingers crossed for her. Some of the questions she brought home to practise were solid!

artha

ChrisEvanson wrote: »

All this because I politely asked for some more info on the 1p chocs?!

Anyway, I honestly don't want to fall out with you all, or upset the majority of helpful people on here. But as stated above, nobody pays a sub so this thread is open to us all. Thanks again to those who share.

My final word on this...honest:)

Your opinions are valued and respected as much as anybody else on here so please keep coming back. I am sure you won't upset people with an honest opinion:).

My point about subs/fee may have been slightly misinterpreted. The thread is of course open to all....contributors and lurkers. As there is no fee nobody should expect to get anything from the thread as a moral right just because it is a public forum on the MSE site. People share what feels right for them in their own situation and everyone is different in that respect. We all have busy lives in one way or another and a certain amount of self interest is only human nature.


"You reap what you sow" may be a bit of a hackneyed maxim but is,IMHO, the best way to approach this thread. Nevertheless there are those who still get a lot of help despite trying the patience of many on here. Hope to see you again:)