Every Little Inspirational Thought Evokes (Savings)

fairclaire

pattylabelle wrote: »

She disappeared under a bush and emerged with a bunch of receipts and this £20. She nearly peed herself. I had to tell her to cool it in case a passer by claimed her ill gotten gains:D

ahh bless her. Thats the thing about kiddies, they haven't mastered cool, calm and collected. I think you are creating great memories as well as educating her in being :money:....she will remember all these experiences

artha

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Artha, my T was brilliant tonight for whoopsies. The first time I've ever seen it as good. No meat unfortunately but plenty of fruit and veg which was lovely:)

Got some of the £1.59 olive oil for 59p with the coupon. Persil again£6.50 which compared at A at £3.33. Made the mistake of putting a packet of OXO crisps in my basket using a 50p off voucher and they took 33p off my shop. PP for £9.

All in all a successful evening:j:j

Pleased for you TM. Noticed in an earlier post that you'd been handling some meat...good excuse that you were looking for unmarked joints but some of us know better;);)

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

I sometimes think that these free listing weekends are a bad thing, it is only pennys to list items, but if you list on a free weekend, there is usually a lot more competition/choice so prices end up lower. (Dont get me wrong, I ignore what I think and still list on them!)

I think I'll do the same they are good for listing items at a higher starting price. Im too chicken to put some of the more expensive stuff on at 99p and hope it goes past that. I haven't totted up what I've made so far ( this year ) for about a month but it can't be far off £1000 :T:T.....that probably means I spent about 5 times that amount buying the stuff in the first place :o...when I was bad

locarr

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Thankyou all for your kind words, I am trying to stay positive, I really dont want him to have his leg amputated.



Hi, yes he was run over, just wish people would stop, how can they not know they have hit something.
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Hope all turns out well:D

Talking of people stopping after an accident,,,did you read about this irresponsible so and so, who put a cyclist in a bush and drove on...then boasted on twitter about it!!:eek:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-22636230

EMMAP

Night all. Up early tomorrow for bargain hunting and Sada wombling.

I think I might dream of receipts

pattylabelle

Night all.....sleep tight - hope all goes well Sarahdol75. XX

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

Grrrrr @ QT. Not bringing it here, but what a load of pap that man just said!!

Not enough MPs on the panel

davemorton

locarr wrote: »

Hope all turns out well:D

Talking of people stopping after an accident,,,did you read about this irresponsible so and so, who put a cyclist in a bush and drove on...then boasted on twitter about it!!:eek:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-22636230

Absolute idiot! Not you Locarr, the twitterer!)

On the subject of stopping, not condoning it, but sometimes it isnt that easy, 2 examples.... I was once in a taxi and we saw a cat get hit, so I made the taxi stop, and went to the house where the cat had ran, rang the bell and informed the lady that her cat had been knocked over, and ran into her back garden. It was probably shock, but she went off it, shouting at me for knocking down her cat.
I still feel really guilty for that, even though it was ages ago, and I was only wanting to help, but if it meant the cat got to a vet quicker, I can live with the guilt.
Another experience, which I hope no one else experiences, was a few years ago, I managed to knock my own cat over (she was very old, and asleep under the car, and never moved in time) and I could not catch her to get her to the vets, as she ran away.
I never managed to get her till about 6 hours later, as whenever I went to him, he went further away, so in the end I had to leave him, as I didnt want to push him further away from his home, where he would get lost. Horrible time for me.
What I mean by that, is sometimes people want to stop, but the cat might have ran away before they got the chance, which to be honest, could sometimes be the best thing for the cat. Just saying, I can see both sides.

HopePray

Mrsfrugal wrote: »

I'd like to say a big thanks to those who recently gave me advise on my Dell Inspiron M5030, which I'd only had for 18 months.
I was going to buy a new laptop and asked for advice on here about whether I should buy a laptop or tablet.
However, thanks to Enterprise 1701, locarr and David. who said this should'nt happen after 18 months and David pointed me in the direction of a Dell Forum where hundreds had the same problem in the same time frame.
I contacted Dell, who replaced my motherboard, LED screen and hard drive for free!
So thank you all on here, you have saved me a fortune, and my laptop is like new again:beer:

All power to the people. Congrats on getting the service you deserved :T:T:T

locarr

davemorton wrote: »

Grrrrr @ QT. Not bringing it here, but what a load of pap that man just said!!

No big characters on the panel tonight!:cool:

They all appear to have the charisma of a dead sheep!!;)