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Savvybuyer

Money_Doctor wrote: »

Hi, Ihaven't used Mr T for Pricer Promise yet, could somebody confirm you need to buy 10 different items - Is it like Mr A whereby some items might come back N/A so you should always buy more.

Don't see anybody posting Fillers to make up the 10 items for Mr T

Sorry if I got the wrong end of the stick don't think I have lol

Hi - I can see why you've said that, as no-one's specifically posted a list saying 'fillers for Mr T' (not that I'm aware of anyway, although one of my lists below did start off life as a "T fillers" list, Tvs A).

There's plenty of fillers, particularly at the start of the list (Tvs A) here:
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=60884449&postcount=158

Also (probably) more than 10 items that are marked as vs N/A here:
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=60884501&postcount=160 (Tvs S)

Tvs M doesn't really contain fillers, partly because it's easier to find if an item is N/A elsewhere on the rival's website (is it really??) whereas I don't want to risk not finding an item on the shelf in M that in fact is there (or might be in another M store, that I wasn't in, but which T, or its agents, have checked).

Additionally - I suppose it depends on your definition of "fillers", but I'm not getting into this now (unless anyone wishes to do so).

davemorton

Well its going to be far too easy for the dayshift to catch up in the morning.

davemorton

Savvybuyer wrote: »

There's plenty of fillers, particularly at the start of the list (Tvs A) here:

Did you forget your link there Savvy?:o

99p

fairclaire wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl: I love all the smart people on here :smileyhea

Some people do, some people don't, there is only 10 types of smart people on this forum anyway.:rotfl:

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

Someone posted about The Book of Heroic Failures: The Official Handbook of the Not Terribly Good earlier. Its available on ebay and Amazon for just over £2. Just ordered it, will try to leave it in my 'books for holiday' pile. I just need a few interesting autobiography's and im sorted. Suggestions?

Im not a fiction fan. Good autobiographies I have read recently:

Steve jobs ( biography), the man who broke into auschwitz ( very good), hotel K ( story from inside a jail in Bali) and for fun a street cat named bob and I partridge ( very good considering Im not an Alan partridge fan )

fairclaire

99p wrote: »

Some people do, some people don't, there is only 10 types of smart people on this forum anyway.:rotfl:

2 actually, and Im not one of them :rotfl::rotfl:

Mildred1970

Night all :wave:

fairclaire

aau1 wrote: »

I'm glad it's given him something to focus on, and also gives you one less thing to worry about knowing that he is distracted

Tell him I think the professions should be alphabetical, and the names within each profession should also be alphabetical :beer:

I will.....but he's probably got it more organised in a way we don't even know about yet. He puts alpha CD/DVD organisers to shame :rotfl::rotfl:

davemorton

Night Mildred

fairclaire wrote: »

Im not a fiction fan. Good autobiographies I have read recently:

Steve jobs ( biography), the man who broke into auschwitz ( very good), hotel K ( story from inside a jail in Bali) and for fun a street cat named bob and I partridge ( very good considering Im not an Alan partridge fan )

I Partride looks like the one I will pick from that list, I do like a bit of AP. The author of a street cat named bob was on some program this weekend, not sure which one.

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

Well its going to be far too easy for the dayshift to catch up in the morning.

we'll still get slagged off :cool:......least we're worth a mention