Every last impecuniosity totally exterminated

aau1

Tweets wrote: »

Are T's okay with printed Paroli coupons or are you better to use the ones from the magazines?

I've only used printed. No problem with toms, a bit of a faff with pasta though

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

He is on holiday at the moment :cool:

did they ask you to cut their trees down :eek::eek: or did you just do it because you could :eek:......:cool:

davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

......so you can get me some and post them to me next time you're there:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: I have to buy mine from home bargains :o

For you, not a problem.
Are the ones in HB in a plastic tub??
They were lovely as well, and what got me started on them, but my hb has not stocked them ever since, and that was years ago

aau1

squilliondollarbaby wrote: »

Met Kylie at T in the Park in Glasgie many moons ago.

Lovely girl, bit small. :D:D:D:D

When was T in the Park held in Glesgie? :huh:

davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

did they ask you to cut their trees down :eek::eek: or did you just do it because you could :eek:......:cool:

:rotfl: Naw, he asked me, I did leave one, as I was not sure if he wanted that one taken down, or not, and did not want to wind him up. Its the same one I mentioned last week.

aau1

Anon wrote: »

You can help to keep Britain tidy, but unfortunately you don't get PP from T Expr AFAIK (may be useful for Quidco or TCB, or Shopitize though).

Anon

And you can claim CC points

davemorton

T in the Park started in 1994 at Strathclyde Country Park in Glasgow.
(google)

fairclaire

artha wrote: »

Not bad but still a way to go. It's not a removal but some very hard cutting back of an Irish Yew that's getting a bit too tall and broad. It's going to look pretty ugly for a few years but will eventually reshape itself. Also trying to take a hard look at whether another two trees have to come out or can be pruned and shaped. A big maple and a fastigate hornbeam. The hornbeam is getting abit big and close enough to the house that a number of insurance companies won't quote me buildings insurance:( Shame it's such a nice tree

oh they'll grow back.....we tried to kill one that was also too near to the house. It was no mean feat :eek:......we did eventually come by some sachets of stuff that we had to put into drilled holes in the stump. I don't remember what it was now....my dad got it from a man with a dog :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Bikertov

pattylabelle wrote: »

Do 8 of the items appear on asda.com - that has caught me out in past.......

artha wrote: »

Are there multibuys? Perhaps the APG can't see a trigger item(s)?

My shop was:

BE Cod fish fingers
Dr O mozzarella - these were on 2 for £4
Dr O Funghi - these were on 2 for £4
5 loose vegetables - onions red /brown, carrot, banana, mushroom
Mr A baby wipes
Rubber gloves

So even if the gloves and wipes did not count, there were 8 items. Maybe the funghi pizza is not not the list, even though it shows on the receipt as 2 for £4 with the mozzarella?

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

T in the Park started in 1994 at Strathclyde Country Park in Glasgow.
(google)

I woz there