ELITE 11+ Everyone Loving It Trout Extraction

Enterprise_1701C

The 74p (at half price) sausages from Lidl are actually quite nice, I buy them every time they are on offer.

scamps1966

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

I want to cry. I was in a position where I could definitely finish 275 on Candy Crush, 6 moves left and one move needed, everything in the right place, and my display driver stops working and restarts, Candy Crush has disappeared and I have to restart :mad:

GIVE IT UP AS IT DESTROYS YOUR MIND AND YOUR SOLE!!!

Not that I've played of course.:p

Sarahdol75

FloFlo wrote: »

Has anyone gone to their local asda to see if they had the 2p garden lights and other stuff?

Nothing in my local, was passing, so popped in.

Savvybuyer

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

The 74p (at half price) sausages from Lidl are actually quite nice, I buy them every time they are on offer.

So do I. (That was my plan anyway, but sadly didn't happen. Next time..I will! Could someone please set me a price alert to awake me on here, v. loudly and in at least double-size bold text...:o:o.. they're not on msm sadly and I wasn't picking up the Lidl offers leaflet every single week, missed out that week, and missed it!!)

I was still faffing around with A CBY ones on my list vs Morries £1 (or it may have been 2 for £2) at that time:o:o:o... did delete it off, but belatedly and had then missed the Lidl offer by a day!:mad::mad::o

tbw

scamps1966 wrote: »

I missed it too. It was before my time on here. I've heard so many stories about it, I wish I was there. Imagine being able to use any coupon without buying the product. Complete heaven. :rotfl:

Oh it was ! The Daily Mail sold hundreds of extra copies cos twice a week they printed £4 vouchers against books - which T's happily accepted against anything at all. And there were also loads of magazine coupons for anything from £1 to £3 or so - there were ften several of those in the same paper. My weekly shopping, included wine and spirits, came to around £5 maximum. I'm coming over all emotional just thinking about it !

MKS

rhosynbach wrote: »

you are never to old to learn i am mid 40s and until last week have never rode a bike, i have no balance was told it was because of inner ear problems, also my brother was killed on a bike when i was 10 so have been scared. but last week I cycled 2 miles :T with my family something i had always missed out on..
(my bike may have 3 wheels and be odd looking but it is still a bike):rotfl::rotfl:

Well done you :T:T:T:T:T:T:T

Nannylala

Just popped in to say Goodnight :Abeen another busy day doing all this coupon shopping before the dates run out ;)but well worth all the bother of cutting out and working out the
best way of useng them.I must say I am very comfortable with the way I use mine and think it is entirely up to the individual as to how you use them.We all benefit one way or another on the foram and for that Nannylala is very grateful :j:j

Claire1972

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

I want to cry. I was in a position where I could definitely finish 275 on Candy Crush, 6 moves left and one move needed, everything in the right place, and my display driver stops working and restarts, Candy Crush has disappeared and I have to restart :mad:

Oh no!!! I hope that is not to restart at level 1? I am stuck on 130.

tbw

FloFlo wrote: »

Refund and retain, if you were overcharged instore even if only by a penny you got all your money back and kept the item - I mourn its death every day

Don't remind me Flo - I've already got tears in my eyes remembering all the coupons we were encouraged to use ! My local store staff always used to ask everyone at the checkouts 'have you got any coupons you want to use '! It went on fairly low key for years until perishing Martin opened his trap!

scamps1966

tbw wrote: »

Oh it was ! The Daily Mail sold hundreds of extra copies cos twice a week they printed £4 vouchers against books - which T's happily accepted against anything at all. And there were also loads of magazine coupons for anything from £1 to £3 or so - there were ften several of those in the same paper. My weekly shopping, included wine and spirits, came to around £5 maximum. I'm coming over all emotional just thinking about it !

There's no need to rub it in. :p:p:p:p:p:p:p:p:p:p:p:p:p:p:p:p:rotfl: