Expert League In Thrifty Everyday (Situations)

nerfdad

FloFlo wrote: »

Yeah right! I could really with a man who was like that.:p He's a lovely family man with just a few flaws left to iron out - nearly there after almost 24 years

Mrsnerf says I'm perfect:o

locarr

Citation_X wrote: »

I'm not sure what the legalities of it are, I can't imagine it breaks any law, but any store is private property and they have the right to refuse entry to anyone they like for whatever reason.

Who are 'they' that went to the press and before saying it was OK ?

Nice to see so many old posters coming back today!!;)

fairclaire

FloFlo wrote: »

Hubby is washing my car, I await the lecture about scratching my wheel trims

years back before we all had alloys, I was terrible at losing and breaking wheel trims when clipping the kerb My OH used to get :mad:
I had managed to do it 3 times in about 3 months :o so on the 4th time, I threw the wheel trims away and let him think they'd been nicked :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

pattylabelle

Savvy - thank you so much. I ran out and took a chance on them with the oreos. XX

nerfdad

FloFlo wrote: »

Several times, really lovely in the next clearance shop when she shouts 'mum these are a pound you could sell them on ebay!' nothing draws staff attention like that echoeing around.

Your little girl must be a real character :cool:

chandlerscroft

Citation_X wrote: »

Well, wombling took a turn for the worse today. After spending a few wombles and leaving the store I was approached by a store security officer who said I'd been seen on camera a number of times walking around the car park wombling.

He asked me why I was picking up receipts to which I replied I was just picking up rubbish. He knew exactly what was going on as he then said If you continue to do it they would refuse the use of them in the store.

Now for the bad part. He also said that All A's are fully aware of this 'hobby' after having been alerted to a website posting details online recently and anyone found using them would be refused entry/use of.

Wow how can we thank you enough for this considering you joined this month, sadly I think one of us is deluded, and it's not me spam isn't the word, but it's not cow dung but bull .... Fill in the blanks yourself, as you and I are long standing members we both know this issue was raised over a year ago and we got the all clear.

nerfdad

fairclaire wrote: »

years back before we all had alloys, I was terrible at losing and breaking wheel trims when clipping the kerb My OH used to get :mad:
I had managed to do it 3 times in about 3 months :o so on the 4th time, I threw the wheel trims away and let him think they'd been nicked :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Bad wife:(:D

locarr

chandlerscroft wrote: »

Wow how can we thank you enough for this considering you joined this month, sadly I think one of us is deluded, and it's not me spam isn't the word, but it's not cow dung but bull .... Fill in the blanks yourself, as you and I are long standing members we both know this issue was raised over a year ago and we got the all clear.

Exactly what I was thinking!;):cool:

savingbabs

FloFlo wrote: »

2 x Oreo Cookies - Vanilla (154g) £2.16 £0.98

Jammy dodgers original buscuits not on apg which forces oreos to compare at full price to 49p at T. So 70p for 2 oreos and 1 jammy dodgers.

Don't forget the oreos are on Snap&Save

nerfdad

locarr wrote: »

Exactly what I was thinking!;):cool:

chandlerscroft wrote: »

Wow how can we thank you enough for this considering you joined this month, sadly I think one of us is deluded, and it's not me spam isn't the word, but it's not cow dung but bull .... Fill in the blanks yourself, as you and I are long standing members we both know this issue was raised over a year ago and we got the all clear.

Take it easy mr beaver:)