Expert League In Thrifty Everyday (Situations)

tigerwhite_2

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

If you can hang on for a bit I did the Mullers, both 400g Kingsmills, 3 x Sprite + 1 x Dr Pepper about 20 minutes ago, results just before 1pm.

oh, there goes the sound of the glitch "death knell" from SFSB :rotfl::rotfl:Only joking poppet but you don't have much luck doing test shops;)

tigerwhite_2

locarr wrote: »

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Mildred1970

Not sure if it's been posted already, but Bisto Stock Melts are £1 from today in T's so only 50p if you have the real food moc :cool:

rhosynbach

fairclaire wrote: »

School uniforms :mad::mad: Ive just had DS2 uniform list for next year. Absolutely shocking!! I'll not have much change from £500 by the time Ive done . There's absolutely no option for cheaper alternatives at all. They hold you to ransom by only making the stuff available in one place. It really gets on my you know what's :mad:
Oh that was a rant

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Yes our school is the same, they say we are not even allowed to buy school shirts or trousers from supermarkets as not school regulation, I have known some children to be sent home because the school has said their uniform is not up to scratch. It is disgusting the prices of it all.

fairclaire wrote: »

Same here! Trousers and skirts are embroidered with the school logo, and we get to pay the princely sum of £27 per pair for the pleasure. My DS can ruin a pair in no time because he trips and falls alot and can put holes in them in no time.
I do believe it's something that can't be enforced but the alternative is flouting the rules and make your child stick out like a sore thumb? My DS2 will do enough of that thanks to his autism, so I don't want to make it any worse

wow am in shock my ds3 is in secondary school i have just spent £40 on his uniform for next year including sports stuff still need to buy trainers but that is it he will have everything he needs so i really feel sorry for those of you being stitched up by your schools. seems so wrong.

chandlerscroft

mymerrywidow wrote: »

thats from 10 ways, you needed a buisness address to get it

Thanks for that I'm sure I applied for the FOC case months ago, I've put it in my car as DS2 loves it.

tigerwhite_2

I'll be paying out by Sept too - DS pre school insists on a uniform (including a little peaked cap ) He will look lovely but I'll just keep thinking "how much?!" when he puts it on :rotfl: I won't be laughing come September

tigerwhite_2

Off to fill my water jug and make another herbal tea (5:2 today).
Laters x

louised

Mildred1970 wrote: »

The O2 £10 priority moments code for the Fragrance Shop works online as well as in store. I've just ordered the new Escada cherry perfume but it's working on sale items aswell by all accounts.

£2.95 delivery but free click and collect

HTH someone

Thanks for this, where do you put the O2 code, I tried promotion code box , but it says invalid code.

dipdap

rhosynbach wrote: »

wow am in shock my ds3 is in secondary school i have just spent £40 on his uniform for next year including sports stuff still need to buy trainers but that is it he will have everything he needs so i really feel sorry for those of you being stitched up by your schools. seems so wrong.

DS school has just changed the uniform again.
New logo so whole new load of stuff :mad:
I count myself lucky though as they're allowed a 2 year overlap (apart from Septembers intake) and only certain parts of the uniform are compulsary (we live in a scummy area where everybody can afford diddly squat )
Still a new blazer is gonna set me back north of £30 :mad:

I've got to ask though, are all these schools everyones ranting about Academies? DS school is