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tweets

nerfdad wrote: »

Im keeping an eye on you 2 after what you both said the other day with the dog picture:p

I didnt say anything

I thought the pic was cute

Its time to go to mums cya all this affy :wave:

Happy Birthday Squills

PetuliaGristle

Morning! Listening to BBC Breakfast, am I being unreasonable in being irritated by them quoting the Which! survey saying people are struggling to put food on the table and having to dip into their savings(!). Surely if you have savings you're not struggling, or am I missing the point?

wendyak

tigerwhite wrote: »

Morning all :wave:
Another early start - 6.10am. If its not tigercub it's DS. The In Laws arrived yesterday afternoon and she was quick to comment that I look tired, as was her husband.. Yep, thanks for that!!Charming..

I'm a bit older than you tiger and really don't like mornings as my aches are at a peak first thing.
I had my gorgeous 16 month old dgd on friday night and she slept in my bed, kicked oh all night and got up at 5.30.
Last night we were both knockered and had to go to bed early........you're doing great

nerfdad

PetuliaGristle wrote: »

Morning! Listening to BBC Breakfast, am I being unreasonable in being irritated by them quoting the Which! survey saying people are struggling to put food on the table and having to dip into their savings(!). Surely if you have savings you're not struggling, or am I missing the point?

My savings is the over-draft:eek::eek:

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greenfinger22 wrote: »

Morning one and all, a better day than yesterday

Savingbabs have tried mine £3.53 but am struggling with the 3p, asked in store or Friday and no one has claimed a win yet!!! Is it impossible I ask, I expect you will have to find the odd amount with fruit and veg that need weighing but a lot of this comes back as na.

Just cracked it TvA
2 x 4pint milks -58p
1 x Aero mousse -29p
1 x warbuton bread -45p
fillers (inc parioli, always etc which don't have to pay for)

Will try today. There's a couple of photos on the board of winners, one seems to have got a PP for the amount and the other has 'saved' it, so looks like will work either way

nerfdad

tweets wrote: »

I didnt say anything

I thought the pic was cute

Its time to go to mums cya all this affy :wave:

Happy Birthday Squills

Not you tweets:o
Have a nice time at mums.

wendyak

savingbabs wrote: »

Morning everyone.

TS you'll look lovely, we're all so proud.

Has anyone tried the PP goal in T - where you have to get a certain amount? Went to DD T yesterday and says £1.32, trying to get it but can only get to £1.31 so far. Feels like Countdown

None of my stores are even running this!!

LANGO1966

Morning all,
Looking at Walker hoop and crosses.
Mr T has them at £1.79, do they compare against Mr Ms as they have them at £1 voucher in Tosco mag for 50p off per product.
This would mean each pack could be 50p if my Maths are right:rotfl:

HopePray

fairclaire wrote: »

I didn't use my vouchers on anything else.....that's just me shine sheets, I have no idea what the point is, I never got to try the bleeding things :rotfl::rotfl:

I was one of the first people to email KC though and complain because I was genuinely peed off at being given a voucher that I couldn't spend. As I remember, at the time it caused a right lot of hassle with a particularly acidic poster on the thread. I got loads of loo rolls for mount andrex, so I was happy

Me too, now that spring is here I can start using my Andrex loft insulation.
And no toilet roll used here for runny (DGS Boogies) noses as I still have a huge stock of tissues as well.