Everyone Lobbing Ice-cream (into) Trolleys (with) Excitement

aau1

Savvybuyer wrote: »

My last post - now deleted, already posted (by Flo) - my calculation incorrect though and not giving Aau1 the satisfaction of a red cross:).

Dear, if I had a big red cross on all those mistakes, or even talked to people that made them, I'd never have lasted a day:D.

I may decide to rename myself as Aau2 now (Arrogant Autistic User) to try to confuse people (and I suspect it would work and confuse many people) as opposed to Aau1 (Awesome Annoying User)

PS: I have Asperger syndrome, a form of autism. (Or, maybe, more correctly now: I was diagnosed with Asperger syndrome, although that has since been deleted from the diagnostic manual and therefore I now have "Autism without Intellectual Disability".)

Alrighty, back to the shopping receipts...:D:rotfl::)

Nobody's perfect

I've been pulled up on two mistakes since yesterday

Both times were those frickin basa fillets. i always seem to confuse the prices on that one

:rotfl:

bubbs

Thanks stinky, floflo and enterprise.
Enterprise i know what you mean but as i always offer my help i just think others should, like David who is in hospital i only clean for his dad, but when he was ill i took him shopping twice a week out the goodness of my heart and although he goes everyday to see David i always take him on a Friday, bless him he is nearly 80!

Savvybuyer

xxlouisexx56 wrote: »

Is that what aspergers is? Autism without intellectual disability? I only ask as my dd has autism but is as bright as a button and her only problems ( I feel ) are socially.

Not necessarily:D. It's a very complex condition that affects different people differently. "Officially", it doesn't exist anymore (since about June this year). Instead, Asperger's has folded into the general term "Autism" but autism itself is now defined by additional characteristics after it, such as "Autism without Intellectual Disability", "Autism without...", well, whatever really, it's designed to be more specific to capture the individual problems faced/not faced by the person being diagnosed with it. I'm not an expert though - although I could go away and look it all up (as I probably will proceed to do) and then become an expert (or otherwise pass for one).

savvy_sal

1 x Yeo Valley Organic Mango & Vanilla Yogurt (450g) £1.48 £1.00
1 x Yeo Valley Organic Raspberry & Passion Fruit Yogur... £1.48 £1.00

Still glitching 2 for £2 sada Multibuy discount of 96p shown on receipt.

Makes cost 84p for 2

A v T

PetuliaGristle

Snap-ant wrote: »

:eek::eek:

I've been given the task of finding a cheap but good buggy for a 2 yr old to go on holiday with

Tell me Mums what would you decide over these?

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/9016318.htm

http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10151&catalogId=10001&langId=110&productId=597704

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MY-CHILD-RED-WHITE-ENGLAND-PUSHCHAIR-LIGHTWEIGHT-HOLIDAY-STROLLER-BABY-BUGGY-/190848305767?pt=UK_Baby_BabyTravel_Pushchairs_GL&hash=item2c6f720a67

Hi Snap, they all look good to me, though my dh would have something to say about the England one :rotfl:

They're similar to the Maclaren Volo we got for dd2 when she was dinky, very light and good for when its hot as it has a mesh type fabric. We still have the Volo for dgs when he gets tired out from walking around. We got it from Kiddicare reduced, I've tried googling but haven't found a reasonably priced Volo for you (yet). Hope this helps.

Mumto2monkeys

cjj wrote: »

I pretty much shopped every day last week starting 19th and not seen a penny from msl. hth x

Hi, I wouldn't worry. I was paid out on Monday for receipts from the beginning of July. Apparently because I had done multiple shops on a couple of days:eek: the system asked for them to be clarified. I had to resubmit them via email and they were varified manually. I did get all my cash back I was expecting. It just took a little longer because they were checked manually. They have payment days I believe from emails I have received from them. Hth:)

aau1

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Looks like Sainsbugs now has Bird's Eye Crispy Batter Fish Fingers (half price cashback on Msl). Was £1.50 T vs £1.00 A. But, now, would seem better possibly on Svs A (S £1.99).

This is not recent. I've been getting them for a while

wackynut

xxlouisexx56 wrote: »

My steam mop was a vax!!!!! Woohoo!!!

The girl handing out the products wanted to tell the manager, I told her she could, after I'd gone, grabbed my box and ran out the shop!!!!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::T:T

xxlouisexx56

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Not necessarily:D. It's a very complex condition that affects different people differently. "Officially", it doesn't exist anymore (since about June this year). Instead, Asperger's has folded into the general term "Autism" but autism itself is now defined by additional characteristics after it, such as "Autism without Intellectual Disability", "Autism without...", well, whatever really, it's designed to be more specific to capture the individual problems faced/not faced by the person being diagnosed with it. I'm not an expert though - although I could go away and look it all up (as I probably will proceed to do) and then become an expert (or otherwise pass for one).

How long have you been diagnosed for ?

I've never met any adults with autism/aspergers so with my dd growing up (she is 7.5) it really is a unknown world we are venturing into

Enterprise_1701C

I am beginning to wish I had never got to 347 in Candy Crush, it is so hard to get even near to it! I have to half way and that is about it :eek::eek: