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Stubby and fc :eek: where are you
When The Fun Stops Stop
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Are you feeling any better this evening scamps?
Hi Logie, I'm ok at the mo. I'm so glad your hair is growing back and that you're ok. Life sends us so many things to deal with, I'm just glad that we have so many friends on here that can help us to deal with things that happens. I love this thread. :A0 -
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Logie: just saw your pic and you look lovely
Glad your hair is growing back and I hope your treatment is going well.
Scamps: you are famous on 10 ways (they posted your picture up).
DM: with the fairy it worked in one express but not the other for me, both the same barcode too. Strange'I solemnly swear that I am up to no good'0 -
Avs T now 'finished' - a few items from last time are still on, the Haywards Onions (check msm), the SP Apple Sauce and Mint Sauce but for some reason I've become averse to their high prices:eek: (M was on a very brief m'buy offer on one of these that worked out cheaper per unit recently, and I've been reluctant to put them on any lists ever since:rotfl:). Last time's list, in case anyone wants to see it again, is on post 68.
Near-miss (very very near-miss): McCoys Variety Pack (15) A £4.00 T £2.09 (until 2/7, i.e. 1/7). But only because M was 'any 3 for £5.00' recently, although as you would then have had to have be buying three packs, may just be better to buy one now, now vs T.
Lol :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:- on seeing T's reduced price of £2.09, I've put a price alert against that product:rotfl:. I've previously seen T at £2.00. So £2.09 needs a price alert adding for me - bet it'll still keep send me alerts to tell me it's £2.09 though!:rotfl::D (Often wish they could alert me when prices rise
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