Expert League In Thrifty Everyday (Situations)

rhosynbach

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

Could you not buy the badges and sew them on ' normal' jumpers and blazers ?

http://www.caps-badges.co.uk/School%20Badges.htm?gclid=CPubmK6Qk7gCFVHMtAodexcA_A

Edit : Looks like I was beaten to it.

tescos now do an embroidery service on school uniforms as well if your school is not registered you send the details to them

rhosynbach

dipdap wrote: »

Awwwww, bet he'll look super cute though.
I can see the conversation now..

Tigercub: but Mum I don't want to wear it, it makes me look stupid
Tiger: you WILL wear it, do you know how much it cost me :eek:
Tigercub: but it's half term!
Tiger: don't care, the sun's out and I want to get maximum usage out of it

that made me :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

gocat

Just seen this email in a kgb deal http://www.kgbdeals.co.uk/national/deals/201611/luxury-embossed-bathroom-tissue---united-home-stores---national?utm_source=ym&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=dailydeal&utm_term=201473&utm_content=national&kigdb=99ffb7e3-fc52-4557-97f7-b6c4ffaa4287 Anyone used this toilet paper before and is it good?

tia

fairclaire

dipdap wrote: »

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

The biggest part of the cost seems to be for PE kit and stuff. I find I need to buy more of the basic stuff as well because hes a grotty beggar and has to have clean everything most days The School my DS is going to is a voluntary aided school rather than an academy.

itch_for_a_glitch

http://www.lacoste-parfums.com/UK/eau-de-lacoste-l-12-12-noir-free-perfume-sample

zippydooda

Mildred1970 wrote: »

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:

can these be used for gravy:)

JulieElizabeth

I can't wait until after work, I think I will head to B00ts this lunchtime for some free stuff

More time to shop for yogurts and womble later

frequent

The 30p SP kitchen rolls are still out there, just grabbed a bootfull for a few £.

No sel for them. BC ends 3910.

aau1

gocat wrote: »

Just seen this email in a kgb deal http://www.kgbdeals.co.uk/national/deals/201611/luxury-embossed-bathroom-tissue---united-home-stores---national?utm_source=ym&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=dailydeal&utm_term=201473&utm_content=national&kigdb=99ffb7e3-fc52-4557-97f7-b6c4ffaa4287 Anyone used this toilet paper before and is it good?

tia

Never heard of them

Does anyone know how much the Andrex mentioned below are in T? At first glance I thought £7 for 24 but I see now that was just referencing a previous promo

durham05 wrote: »

Hi all, been n T tonight they have andrex 24 pack going on offer tomorrow any know he price for defo,( think last time they were £7).
Trying work out best offer, as my stash is seriously low, and my kids don't half use lots.
Helena 3 kids hope ur knee is better soon, promise not to text with glitches to rub it n knowing u can't get out. But if u need out drop us a txt.
Local A has the mag with the loo roll n crisps voucher in as of today.

rhosynbach

fairclaire wrote: »

The biggest part of the cost seems to be for PE kit and stuff. I find I need to buy more of the basic stuff as well because hes a grotty beggar and has to have clean everything most days The School my DS is going to is a voluntary aided school rather than an academy.

i cant see why they need such expensive pe kit, surely shorts and top are fine with trainers and football boots what else do they need