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Mumto2monkeys

Glitchy wrote: »

How do you know where the birds eye tour is?

I've just looked on the Facebook page but they all seem out of date now:( so I've no idea either:(

fuzzgun19

I messed up on a few things, but the Mouthwash compared a treat


Why £3.44?
8 items on your bill qualify for comparisonMorrisons
+£2.40
1 x ASDA Smartprice Plain White Flour (1.5Kg)£0.45£0.45
1 x ASDA Smartprice Instant Coffee Granules (100g)£0.47£0.47
1 x ASDA Fairtrade Bananas (6)£1.20£1.38
1 x ASDA Chosen by You White Finger Rolls (6)£0.70£0.69
1 x Dr. Oetker Ristorante Funghi Pizza (365g)£2.10£2.78
1 x McVitie's Gingernut Slices (6x26g)£1.00£1.40
1 x Aquafresh Extra Care Family Friendly Tingling Mint...£2.50£1.00
1 x J2O Apple & Mango Juice Drink (4x275ml)£4.29£2.14
1 x ASDA Smartprice Nappy Bags (300)£0.35N/A
1 x Arla Gulp Strawberry Milk Drink (500g)£0.50N/A
1 x Arla Gulp Banana Milk Drink (500g)£0.50N/A
Comparison total (compared products only)£12.71£10.31

Heatherlea

emerald21 wrote: »

Ok I ll believe you . which one do you think is him then

Unfortunately, I'm not telling as aaarrrggghhh obviously doesn't want people to know.

Out of curiosity, is that you in your avatar?

aaarrrggghhh

emerald21 wrote: »

Spoilsport . I think you are on the left but I could ask the lady who fancies you, she might tell me

She's barking up the wrong tree, m'dear. Ask fairclaire

Enterprise_1701C

It's raining here now, if you can call it that

Got myself a mini greenhouse today, one of the 4 tier ones from Robert Dyas. Reduced to £9.99 and I had £10 worth of Capital Bonds vouchers burning a hole in my pocket I make that a free-ish greenhouse

couponqueen123

aaarrrggghhh wrote: »

It doesn't make sense, does it, when we do all the legwork?

The odd occasion I will give stuff away for nothing - the Emmi coffees, for instance. Neither of us drink them, but I get four or five each day and give them away to family and friends. And sometimes we'll sell stuff on for a profit - the Cathedral City cheese that was 20p a block on the last big ASDA glitch. I got dozens of them and sold them to family and friends for a £1 each. My justification was that they're heavier to carry (I don't drive) and ate up a large portion of the APG I was using to buy (which could have been spent on other stuff we'd use).

your forgeting the most important bit "they would pay nearly £5 block for cheese" and your were saving them huge HUGE amounts

i think of it more Robbin hood style if a friend hits hard times then i will just do a box load drop off and take nothing , but do sell if its just they want it as its always cheaper than what they will pay THEY WONT DO THE LEG WORK AND COUPONS ARE A NONO for them

friends hate it when i use coupons if we go shopping when out lol :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: they always ask if im shamed :eek:



and they give em there tesco money off voucher from the tills .:eek:;)

zippydooda

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

Just got dtd on 4 Authentic curries, sel 95p charged £2.30 each . Took a bit of nudging in the right direction but got there in the end

I think these are only sold in Wales

I posted link earlier to hukd about them, being 95p. thanks for confirming they are in wales. http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/tesco-authentic-curries-varieties-scanning-95p-instead-2-40-1631176
are you darzen. as the post is the same.

Mrs_stinkface

Evening all
Hope your all ok.

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Thankyou all for your birthday messages/pictures, Snap-Ant, those vases of flowers are beautiful.

Having a fairly quiet day really, had a few visitors this morning. I have had 2 lovely cath kidston handbags, a new kindle case and lots of smelly things and we are going out for a meal tonight with the boys, their choice of course !!!! to the Harvester, to use my £5.00 voucher for survey and I also get a free sundae icecream.

Happy birthday hun, hope you have a fab evening x

pattylabelle wrote: »

I once went to a student ball where I slipped in somebody's puke:eek::eek: I honestly can't remember how I coped but I do remember it was all up the back of my dress:eek::mad::mad:

Lol, that's revolting. :rotfl:
I have many puke stories (unfortunately) from my younger, wilder nights out. I once went to a house party (gate crashed it ) and got absolutely legless. Knowing I needed to throw up but realising I wouldn't make it outside or to the bathroom, I decided the hood on someone's hoodie would be sufficient. I made a sharp exit pretty soon afterwards :rotfl:
Not my finest moment. :rotfl:

Queen of cheap- hope your smelling sweeter now. If all else fails stick a bit of Vicks vapour rub on your top lip, anything is better than the stench of sick x

Heatherlea

aaarrrggghhh wrote: »

She's barking up the wrong tree, m'dear. Ask fairclaire

Too true, I've gathered that much today. I've got enough with one man and the only thing I'd have more of is dogs as they're always loyal, faithful, give you a wonderful greeting when you've been out and hardly ever sulk.