Every Little Inspirational Thought Evokes (Savings)

umme_sue

durham05 wrote: »

Hi all, re the t cc points for buying gift card i buy a next 1 of £50 and £10 shopping gets me a 10p off petrol and 150 extra points works on nearly all gc but you have to buy £50 worth not sure if u can mix n match.
this worked on Monday still, 1/2 the cs are unaware of this offer.
re the v does any1 have a list of places that take them think it may be worth buying them to pay gas/ electric, water, council tax etc and get bouns points for them.
but dont want buy them if cant use them on phoine etc. may try 1 set and if not working for bills could use it for next instead.
thoughts any1. tia

hi.......have you done this and got the petrol voucher or are you going to try and do this.
I was thinking I might give it ago as going away next week so could do with abit of saving on fuel.
TIA

Mildred1970

Legendmum wrote: »

Morning all just back from gym to messages from friends saying they all been kicking off on Gala again so thought some more screenshots may amuse you all!

https://twitter.com/LeeAnneLegend/status/337508950494818304/photo/1
https://twitter.com/LeeAnneLegend/status/337509108943052800/photo/1
https://twitter.com/LeeAnneLegend/status/337509302136889344/photo/1
https://twitter.com/LeeAnneLegend/status/337509853100666881/photo/1

Off to catch up!

Oh my word, it's barely legible

Feel sorry for the gala rep having to respond to that drivel, I did like this part of Gala's reply: ''the terms and conditions are pretty simple to follow''

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Auntycaz

Happy Birthday durham05 Hope you have a lovely day.

:bdaycake: :bdaycake: :bdaycake:

princessmelody2009

David. wrote: »

Plenty of shower gel and bubble bath here :rotfl:
Just had hail stones and now rain :eek: 4 loads on the line but the sky looks clear a bit further over so no mad dash outside

We're in a flat so washing goes in tumble drier which then serves as heating, very mse :rotfl:

cheesyball

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

:T:T

What flavours are they ?

I won but can't remember putting my address

3x SaucyBBq
3x Spicy Chilli Sauce
3x Nacho Cheese
3x Sour Cream & Onion

nerfdad

wendyak wrote: »

I got an email yesterday saying my direct debit for gas/electric would be going up to nearly £400 a month and they would start on tuesday
I rang them and told them off for not honouring the direct debit guarantee (10 working days notice) and advised them that I use practically nothing in the summer months and they would just have to wait until the current dd cleared the bill (£200 per month).
Made me late for work as they held me in a queue for nearly half an hour as they had sent about ten thousand of these emails overnight.

They wanted to put mine up to £170 a month for jusr gas:(

princessmelody2009

Legendmum wrote: »

Morning all just back from gym to messages from friends saying they all been kicking off on Gala again so thought some more screenshots may amuse you all!

https://twitter.com/LeeAnneLegend/status/337508950494818304/photo/1
https://twitter.com/LeeAnneLegend/status/337509108943052800/photo/1
https://twitter.com/LeeAnneLegend/status/337509302136889344/photo/1
https://twitter.com/LeeAnneLegend/status/337509853100666881/photo/1

Off to catch up!

Found her comments difficult to understand, is she saying you're buying votes?

Dizzy_Ditzy

fairclaire wrote: »

I have given up on umbrellas. I either break or lose them. I bought one of these last week. Just the job

http://www.clothingattesco.com/f+f/reversible-rain-hat/invt/bf311054/

I might have to consider one of those. Mine is one of those big ones, and has seen me through about 5 or 6 years, with or without the wind that the uk is so famous for. Luckily, it only just started raining as I was a minute up the road so I got away with it

couponqueen123 wrote: »

your not alown , with this hun ,

i couldnt belive they were " giving them a voice" worst thing ever this shudt have been "live" , this is what they do ,


my heart goes out to the family and the solider is a HERO , and i thank him and any other solider out there keeping us safe,

i honestly belive theres no braver than a soilder,

R.I.P HERO :A:A:

lutzi1 wrote: »

I too thought the aerial shot of the pool of blood was totally unnecessary - if that had been my son I'd have been horrified they thought it was ok to show that. It added nothing to the news coverage, could only be distressing to those who knew him and merely gave the sick jihadists something to gloat over. Not good enough.

I hate the thought that the family of the deceased will have seen all that on TV, and the respective broadcasters should be ashamed :mad:

Dizzy_Ditzy

princessmelody2009 wrote: »

Found her comments difficult to understand, is she saying you're buying votes?

It might be time for a twitter elite flash mob :cool:

Sarahdol75

tyroleandancer wrote: »

Hopefully and when you do find him he will act as though it is your fault :rotfl:

He has got himself locked in someones shed before now, and just walked out like nothing had happened, after 2 days of frantic searching and calling.

I have been over the fields that he usually goes in, called on all my neighbours in the street, and asked to check sheds and garages, the ones that were still home, can't hear him.

I have called the water board, they are not helpful at all.

durham05 wrote: »

also on a random note it's my birthday today. omg another year gone by.

:bdaycake: Happy Birthday durham05

On another note, my son came home with a letter to go on a trip with his class to the central mosque in Birmingham, now my thoughts are with what is going on, I don't want him to go, as it is a coach full of white children, going into the centre of Birmingham. What do other parents think??? Would you be happy letting them go with what happened yesterday???