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Everyone Lobbing Ice-cream (into) Trolleys (with) Excitement
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Sunshinemummy wrote: »davemorton wrote: »Oh, so you do hoover then, at least that is something

Nah, I did write 'the other half' I don't even know what hoover we own! He could wear his new shoes whilst hoovering the dust of the grandparents from the floor!
So not only do you want him to burst into flames, but you want him to hoover up the mess afterwards, HOW RUDE!!!!
“Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?”
Juvenal, The Sixteen Satires0 -
K, well all this talk of ironing and other ladies domestic duties has made me all tired, night all, have fun!“Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?”
Juvenal, The Sixteen Satires0 -
Good evening/morning!!
Just bobbed into update re tesco toys
Barbie glam car £3.25 rrp £25
Disney pincess swirling lights doll £7 rrp £29.97
Lego 9372 £12 rrp £49
Lego 79102 £5 rrp £20
Playdoh sweet shop n cup £3.25 rrp £20
All others in my clearance scanned full price but sa advised been informed what to move over by ho ready for price changes anytime....keep peeled as there was lots of goodies!The art of being happy is to be satisfied with what you have
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Im off too bed too. It's been a long day.
Night :wave:
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fairclaire wrote: »Im off too bed too. It's been a long day.
Night :wave:
Race you up, last one up switches the light off
“Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?”
Juvenal, The Sixteen Satires0 -
davemorton wrote: »Race you up, last one up switches the light off

Go on then......I like the lights on
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fairclaire wrote: »Go on then......I like the lights on

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
But if you never switch them off, you cant turn them back on
Night! “Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?”
Juvenal, The Sixteen Satires0 -
vanilla_twist wrote: »Ok I was being polite.
We call them 'f*** me' shoes too:rotfl:
V x
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I was waiting for someone to post that, but I never thought it would be you VT :cool::rotfl:Sealed Pot Challenge No 9 516 target £250
2 years 'fag free' :j:D0 -
Late evening catch up for me againMorning all,
Looking forward to our Elite meet. I wonder if we will look anything like we imagine. :rotfl:
Nannylala was exactly as I had imagined. I hope Lala does not mind me saying but she was not quite how I saw her online.
And with Dodo I was nearly right, but there was no question I was bumping into the right person in Ts carrying a Hotel Chocolat bag. 
Really looking forward to our meet tomorrow :j :j :j :jrhosynbach wrote: »evening all hope the elite are well,
i had a brilliant day today lovely care worker brought grandchildren over this morning and dd came with her kids oh had day of work and dd2 was home and the boys so whole family :j:j it was lovely and the sun shone,
then ds3 had hospital check up which they have transferred to porthmadog instead of liverpool, only 30 minuites away, so only go to liverpool once a year.
he is doing well and has put on weight at last 1.5 kilos in a year not much but he had been loosing weight so its a corner turned, :T they have put him on tablets which he did not want to do but the comprimise is they are for bad days only so all really pleased with him..
oh got 4 fancy wheels of off ebay for his very old landrover with good tyres for an amazing 99p:j
then dug 2 buckets of spuds up, and oh and boys started work on a stable all recycled so very cheap totally worn out now so having a panade and seeing what i missed xxx
So glad there is some good news for you in all that rhosynbach :j and you have seen your grandchildren again :j
I am off to bed now, so night night all
Mr 3Dogs 3-7-12
3Dogs'Mam 31-3-13
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Hello, good morning this time!:)
The price collection was done earlier. This week - not too much change - you wouldn't have thought I'd find additional items (to go onto the M list later)...but I did!! Much of last week's items are still on (I've now already updated the M list so that those that are now expired have been removed - list now consists of the items from last week that are carrying over, continuing onto this week.
This time it's easier to tell you what's no longer on rather than what is! The Raspberries that were on last week have shot up in price, so no longer on. The "Bigger Back Worse Value compared to last week" Oranges - were £1.00 last time, now £1.49. The £1 offer has instead moved onto M's pack of Large Oranges (5pk) now - to be checked as to whether it is comparable from A or T - M's weight on those is about 1.15-1.2kg - indeed I think they weigh more than the other oranges: if that's so, the Large Oranges (5) are now a bigger pack and better value than the 'Bigger Pack Better Value' (possibly
) oranges that are now £1.49. I suppose it depends what size you want your oranges however.
The Carling 20x440ml is now "Great Value £14":rotfl::rotfl::(.
"Great Value" appears to mean a price increase. I see it against items that were significantly cheaper last week. Previous examples have included Walker's 22/24 pack multipack crisps and, more recently, the PG Tips 240 pyramid tea bags. They were great value, apparently, after we had finished comparing them to their previous cheaper price.
The Pringles are off almost as soon as they were on. Last week "£1.24 'until 25/9'"), this week £2.49 (I think! I didn't note that price down!).
M now has a new offer on the Cornflour, that is cheaper per pack than the original 46p cut price that had been running until 18/8. Last week it went from 46p to 69p. And it's still 69p now - for one - but now on 'any 2 for 80p' (until 29/9 I'm told).
The Frijj milkshakes offer has also now expired, and the Bird's Eye 4 Crispy Chicken (both Original and Garlic & Herb) are now back up to full.
The Linda McCartney ones from last week have gone. The £1 has now switched onto the Linda McCartney 6 Vegetarian Red Onion and Rosemary Sausages 300g. Perhaps to try to catch us out!
For those of you (including me occasionally - well, when shopping in T and reaching £30 for £10 off) who think the 50p Nestle Potz in A (160ml) are good value - the Nestle Toffee Crisp Potz is back in M. 50p for 220ml!
And there's some 50p Dental Floss in M now to add to the 50p Dentral Tape.
Now onto the important stuff...
Shopping from A
The £1 cat foods are still on according to the SEL tonight - but this is just one M store so it could do with confirmation from a second M. The SELs were there but there was no stock of those items when I arrived tonight, although that's never stopped me trying a comparison from A. In theory if a product is out of stock but there is still price labelling, the price label info. is still taken (presumably on the basis that, although out of stock in the M being checked, it could still be available in some other M elsewhere). Nonetheless in practice some of these stockouts result in N/As, supposed to be when last found in stock more than 7 days ago, although not entirely clear to me exactly when they will or won't compare.
So it's possible the catfoods may still be comparing to £1 M from A - but might stop doing so very soon. I found SELs at £2 for M's "Meat Selection in Gravy" 1.2kg (which is obviously compared to from A's Tiger Meat Favourites in Gravy Pouch (12x100g), M's Poultry Selection 1.2kg (compared to from A's Tiger Poultry Variety Selection (12x100g) and also M's Senior Pouch 1.2kg (but what senior pouch or which flavours I cannot tell as that's all the SEL said and there was no product left).
Beware of the Fish Selection though (if indeed there's any fish version in A) - M's price on that is £2.00.
Shopping from T
A few days ago the following came back vs M:
2x T Big Night In The Big Cheese 12" Pizza 460g £8.00 + n/a n/a £4.50
I checked prices of the fresh M pizzas (e.g. the M Kitchen ones, not the Savers). I noted the ones that seemed best. Then I went all round the store for the rest of the price collection exercise. Then, right at the end, after I'd reached and finished the Tablecovers and Napkins, I had the list from the T comparison right at the end. So I went back to the pizzas section - and tried more specifically this time to look at what may be comparing from T.
I found it seems it's the only pizzas I hadn't checked earlier in the day! T's showing M at 2 for £4.50 last time. I think there's a price increase in M on these now - I found these size of pizzas at £3 singularly and "any 2 for £5". I think the "Big Cheese Pizza" is most probably linked with M Kitchen Stuffed Crust Pizza - Double Pepperoni stuffed with Tasty Cheese 467g.
There's others I've found of similar, but not the exact same, sizes and these to be checked to see if T has any of those variety.
In case it helps, and for those wanting to check this, I have (£3, any 2 for £5) - Stuffed Crust Sausage & Bacon with Cheese 450g, Stuffed Crust BBQ Chicken & Cheese 500g and Fully Loaded Garlic Mushroom (contains Spinach, Sweetcorn and Green Chilli Kick) 430g. I also have one noted (it may be the BBQ Chicken) BBQ Chicken with Bacon, Pepperoni, Onion, Tomato & BBQ Sauce.
Finally, the phantom product Bernard Matthews Honey Roast Turkey Breast 200g is still £1 in M. Sadly, it does not appear that A or T stock any 200g product. Don't rush out to M to try to buy this however - the SEL says 200g, gives the price £1.00 and even a 50.0p/100g price per unit, however there is no 200g in existence, instead the 100g Bernard Matthews Honey Roast Turkey Breast is £1.00.
If A or T do start to stock a version of Bernard Matthews Honey Roast Turkey, at within plus or minus 10% weight range from 200g, then let's hope the SEL information gets picked up and used, though the actual product is 100g in M and, from my point of view, £1.00/100g absolutely no good and almost twice as much as I'd be prepared to pay!
Righto...I'm off to sleep now, as it's way too late at night! Just before I go however, I'd noticed the 70g Ham comparing to 60p at Morries on an APG. This product is actually 'any 2 for £1' in M so would be best per unit bought in twos; however, it's way too expensive per 100g for me now, at 83.3333...p/100g (on the m'buy price) in M - I was originally comparing to those sorts of prices myself a few years ago, then moved down to the 70-odd p/100g comparators, but now I'm about the 50p/100g level. I don't see why to pay more than has to be!
Ok...carryovers list for M is already there now (I'll amend my sig. later) and from me, goodnight!!:):):):wave::wave: (More items of course to be put onto that list on Friday night more than likely, including, possibly, some sides/dips to go with the meals.)0
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