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

dipdap

BNI pizza still working
Note to self for next time :mad:
Don't throw reduced curly whirlys in with BNI shop

1x CADBURYS CURLY WURLY 26G £0.13 £0.27 n/a £0.30

Mrs_stinkface

Morning all.
Hope your all ok.

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Beautiful,

Nannylala wrote: »

Good morning
My Friends Son's funeral :A was oh so sad but the sun did shine and dried up what was an absolute ocean of tears it just does not seem right when your children go before you.She will need a lot support in the next few days when things start to return back to normal and Nannylala will be there as that is what friends are for and we are long standing friends of almost 50years.

Hope everyone has a good weekend I got my first BNI a couple of days ago 2xpizza and 2veg samosa and fillers =£6-38 pp i am now going to rinse an repeat hate to say I am hooked on this one:j

So so sad nanny, my thoughts are with you and your friend x

MKS

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I did see them at FB but not sure if the couple I saw early this week had picked them all up. I didn't bother getting them as nearest Cineworld is S'ton and 25 miles away from DD2 when she is at uni. Will try and remember to look for you when next there.

Thanks. TS. Managed to get 6 at C45le Lane yesterday afternoon.:T

No tco's but they did have the 90g G&B chocs but when I scanned them, they were £3 not 1p!

Mrs_stinkface

dipdap wrote: »

BNI pizza still working
Note to self for next time :mad:
Don't throw reduced curly whirlys in with BNI shop

1x CADBURYS CURLY WURLY 26G £0.13 £0.27 n/a £0.30

Thanks dippy.
Gonna get my butt in gear and go see if my T's have restocked yet

tweets

Good Morning

Wheres_My_Cashback

mhoc wrote: »

Mine is up on the 22nd but I've sent them a message anyway and its now scheduled to downgrade.

Has anyone got any value from this and decided its worth paying the £5?

Keep reading about people downgrading who have been on short trials. Did they offer different options to people as my trial lasts for 12 months?

'You're currently on a trial of TopCashback Plus and this trial will end on 05 Jun 2014'

dipdap

mhoc wrote: »

Mine is up on the 22nd but I've sent them a message anyway and its now scheduled to downgrade.

Has anyone got any value from this and decided its worth paying the £5?

OMG I'm so glad for the heads up.
I've never asked for a free trial or anything and have just noticed my account was on it anyway!
When they first asked about paying a fiver I'm sure I opted out as I knew I'd forget.

FloFlo

do you think unsmoked bacon lardons would work well on the bni pizzas?

Mildred1970

tigerwhite wrote: »

I'm going away with mum in just under 2 weeks and spent the best part of an hour trying to log in to Ryanair check-in, then back to "on the beach" who I booked with. ref numbers not recognised on ryanAir. Grrrrrr :eek: why does it have to take sooooo long. I need to add a bag to check in... Only booked one luggage (for mum) as I travel light and thought I could do carry on. turns out carry on is 10kg so maybe not possible check in luggage is 15kg and I'm being quoted £45 each way plus £30 admin fee with on the beach. Ryan air are looking at £70-80 pus CC charges etc. poop. Anyone have cheap ideas??!:eek:

What hand luggage is your mum taking? If she's only taking a light bag/handbag how about instead taking 2 carry on size holdalls stuffed to the gunnels and maximise the 20kg total carry on allowance?

No extra charges to pay :money:

Whatever you do, make sure your carry on luggage does not exceed Ryanair limits re size and weight, as they can make you check it if it doesn't comply - you will possibly need to take out a 2nd mortgage if this happens :eek:

Mind you I've seen some pretty hefty carry on holdalls being taken on board, never seen anyone refused as yet.

tigerwhite_2

aau1 wrote: »

I loggged into quidco to check payment status on online purchases and clicksnap. I don't know if this is going to be a waste of time or not but I just noticed "Quidco Opinions"

If you register to receive surveys they'll pay you "up to £5" per completion. I just did a 10p survey. I'm guessing the £5 surveys will be as rare as a 10 character post from SavvyBuyer :rotfl:

That did make me laugh :rotfl: (no offence savvy:p)