Every Little Inspirational Thought Evokes (Savings)

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy

moneysavingexpert78 wrote: »

he claims he's the owner because he has shares, omg what a doosh.

I have shares, can I sack him?
So does he have complete control over what happens at that branch and HO for that matter?

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

Will be nice with a couple of limes squeezed into it then, try it (about 4-6 limes, and a jug is all you need )

:eek:put lime in wine:eek: no

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

Already have

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:think you managed to fit most in

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy

davemorton wrote: »

Already have

Nooooooooo

David.

locarr wrote: »

I can't work out if you are half serious or half wit....!!;)

Are you ok ? seems like for the last few weeks the majority of your posts have been negative comments that end in .

Naebbirac

scamps1966 wrote: »

https://www.facebook.com/tesco/posts/517934908265645?comment_id=5317874&offset=0&total_comments=13

Dm, this is genius and soooo funny. :rotfl:

Agreed, absolutely brilliant DM:beer::D:rotfl::rotfl:

zippydooda

davemorton wrote: »

So, have I waffled on a bit???
Post to tecsos on FB........................


Angry? Annoyed? I don’t think so.

Upset and distressed? Maybe.

Embarrassed? Confused? Definitely.

So, on a Friday night after work, before I start to relax for the evening I like to pop along to my friendly Tescos and get a few provisions.
I prefer going there than my nearer supermarkets, such as the one where they all go shopping in their onsies, and slap their back pockets, or the orange one full of penny millionaires, it feels, well more like home.
I loaded my basket up with some of the nice wares that are on offer, and proceeded to the checkout. Lovely girl was serving me, not my type, but none the less, very polite. I waited in anticipation of finally getting home and saying help to Mr. Jack, and Miss Coke whilst she beep beeped my goods.
When she had finished I handed over my Club card (saving up for something special) and a voucher I had printed off from the Tesco Real Food magazine, it was for some pasta I quite fancied (perhaps tossed with a dressing of pesto, and a few torn {not cut} basil leaves, and if I had any in the house, a few roasted pine nuts), the type of pasta was Parioli, and the voucher was for 50p.
Well, said check out operative said she was not sure if she could accept it, so she would have to call over a supervisor. No problem I replied.
After a wait that was longer than it would have taken me to whip up the said meal, she turned up, and proceeded to inform me that I could not use said voucher, as I had photocopied it! I did protest, and proceeded to inform the lady that it was printed from the Tecos on-line magazine. She then said that since the print copy was not good enough, she would not take it. So I asked her if she thought I should return the printer (which is very good by the way) back to Tescos, from where it came? Then she said she would get the manager.
After enough time for me to have devoured my fantastic meal (that I could not cook, because I was still at the checkout, holding up a few people) the manager also informed me that they did not take printed coupons.
It was at this time that Mr. Jack, and Miss. Coke started calling my name, I think to help take away the embarrassment that I was feeling, and to ward off the glares from the poor people I had held up.
Soooooooooo………. Could you please help me. Do you accept printed coupons from your own online magazine? And if not, could you please please please stop putting them in there please!
Many thanks
Embarrassed and confused Dave, (now content with Mr. Jack & Miss Coke, but rather hungry as I didn’t get my tea!)

davemorton wrote: »

Well 13 names so far, and a few extra from a couple of other posters

got a link mate:p

davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

:eek:put lime in wine:eek: no

In fizzy wine, try it, its rather nice on a hot day. (trust me, im a doctor )

Nannylala

Just had a very brief catchup on our nice new thread after being out most of the day and evening and could not say Good night without thanking DM for mentioning Nannylala and the Lala's.That was a stroke of genius and made a few of us elite smile this evening I bet.:T
Nite Nite all:A

vanilla_twist

locarr wrote: »

Try this for size...£10 off £70:D

http://familyrewards.ikea.co.uk/voucher.php?coupon=68

if you change the end number to 69....you get £20 off £145...and so on!!:cool:

coming to a secret group near you and 10 ways very soon...no need to thank me!!;)

Thank you. I found the £20 off £145 but figure if mum joins up I can get the discount twice if we split the shopping so £40 off £290

Might just cover wadrobes but nor bed as well. So are you saying I could print 2 £40 off £290 ?
Off to investigate.
Thanks v x

Edit thanks worked out how to maximise use, do they take more than one voucher at a time?