Every last impecuniosity totally exterminated

Tinyshoes

emerald21 wrote: »

Oh I see, that's one way of finding out his body shape etc wink wink

Didn't work though did it. :rotfl:

aau1

bargainhuntergill wrote: »

I take it im ok to buy 20 sheba plus fillers? Trying to work math but brain fried!



Ooo a visitor to my local



Quite plain tonight as sharing with kids chk/scrn soup and chicken chow mein plus ten gallons of water. Way too salty for kids but a rare treat as oh doesnt eat gluten so only go when hes away

I love singapore fried noodles, extra chillis yum yum but only made by me or my ex-chef ( who taught me)

APG only compares max 10 of 1 item

emerald21

mimi1234 wrote: »

LOL. Thanks guys. Seriously, anyone would have thought it was the second coming! People were literally parking in the entrance and running like it was no one's business. There I was having done my shopping about to exit Tosco, when everyone ran in, and I felt the need to join them, running frantically without having a clue what the whole kerfuffle was about! Doh.

Have a good evening now all

They ll all probably be selling them on boot sales across the country tomorrow for about 50p I reckon :rotfl::rotfl:

frequent

bargainhuntergill wrote: »

I take it im ok to buy 20 sheba plus fillers? Trying to work math but brain fried!

Only the salmon chunky are glitching as far as I know.

Max comparison is 10 per item.

Stick with 10 or get 4 other flavours to get the 7 For £3 offer twice.

artha

Mildred1970 wrote: »

The jeans are ''F&F blue'' size 32waist/30leg from aw12 original price £22 b/c ends 785163

I was looking at those only yesterday and thought I might buy them for gardening in,...but didn't:eek:

aau1

artha wrote: »

I was looking at those only yesterday and thought I might buy them for gardening in,...but didn't:eek:

Does that mean you are doing something else in them then?

mimi1234

emerald21 wrote: »

They ll all probably be selling them on boot sales across the country tomorrow for about 50p I reckon :rotfl::rotfl:

You are probably right. Some people do go and buy these things and put them for sale in their own little corner shops / mini marts. If they sold them for 50p each, that's 28p profit per bottle. Good for them I guess. Too much hassle for me though.

bargainhuntergill

cheesyball wrote: »

Has anybody been to Chedder gorge? Wondering if the £50 would be justified I will have a 9mth and 8yr old with me, thanks

Mildred1970 wrote: »

I haven't been for years (well since I was a child actually ), but £50 seems a bit steep unless it has changed and there is some super duper attraction thing going on....from what I can remember it was a bit boring tbh, there wasn't a lot there...

Maybe Wookey Hole might be a bit more interesting for your 8yo?

I'm happy to be corrected by someone who's been there recently.

Not much but £6 saved if 3 of you
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Or dont tesco clubcard do tickets?

frequent

madmuppet5 wrote: »

A very good evening to you all For tea tonight Mad is having a British Rail sandwich :cool:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: hi ya Mad.

are the corners turned down ?

davemorton

TrulyMadly wrote: »

? Dave? Where is this?

So does it end up a free item, or was it just me being DiM TM??
(even thought I cant go and get some now:()



**Dont you hate it when you are just about to go and google something, then you forget what it was you wanted to find out.