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Luckyw

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APG £3.39

7 items (6 different) on your bill qualify for comparisonSainsbury's+£2.55
0.18 x ASDA Carrots per kg£0.16£0.18
0.13 x ASDA Onions per kg£0.12N/A
0.11 x ASDA Red Onions per kg£0.10N/A
1 x ASDA Smartprice Spaghetti (500g)£0.23£0.39
1 x Cadbury Fairtrade Dairy Milk Buttons (32g)£0.53£0.60
1 x Kinnerton Character Milk Chocolate Bar (11g)£0.17N/A
1 x HP Brown Sauce (425g)£1.70£1.70
1 x The Great Character Candy Co. Roll 'Ems (29g)£0.50£0.50
2 x Alberto VO5 Revive Me Daily Shampoo (500ml)£7.80£5.00
Comparison total (compared products only)£10.92£8.37

Snap-ant

I've just filled in an application for Ts for my DS as there are loads of .com jobs going. They have added another Postcode area to .com so need loads more collators

The online application has multiple choice questions & hopefully we asked them correctly
The spilt yoghurt was a difficult one & the over priced item on check out was easy with DTD insider knowledge :cool:

princessmelody2009

tweets wrote: »

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Don't set me off I have put bedding in the washer he fetched a couple duvet covers and sheets with pillow cases and they stank :eek:. They went in washer with Ariel , Lenor , Dylon colour run sheet , Vanish stain remover and Zoflora wont stink when I have finished. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

You can use Zoflora for laundry?! :eek: This thread is a never ending learning path

newbie1980

midwinter wrote: »

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McVities VIP club points collectors, have you seen the VIP club is closing on the last day of the year?

https://uk.mcvitiesvipclub.co.uk/help/#closure

Points will become Coinks points after that date, redeemable through the Coinks website

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1 point = 1p
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savvy_sal

bubbs wrote: »

When i was going out with DH, mum didnt know then i smoked and as no one smokes in there house, we were walking down the street dh was craving a fag, gave him my bag to get one out and he smacked straight into the lamp post:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: his glasses flew across the road and i couldnt help for laughing:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: all he was worried about was his glasses, luckily they live in a quite close

When I was 14 and had a day off school,my Mum asked me to make some flaky pastry sausage rolls while she was at work.We had just learnt to make flaky pastry at school.It was in the days when you had to put a shilling in the gas.Anyway the gas run out so I got on my bike to go to the shop for a shilling for the gas.I rode into a dust cart and went right over the handlebars.Ended up in A & E with a 12 stitches in my face.The funny thing was when my Mum got home from work there was a man in the kitchen trying to mend the cooker.She had heard from my uncle that I was at the hospital and thought that I had blown the cooker up.It turned out the gas man has come to the wrong house.I've still got the scar but it has merged into my laughter lines.

Jelly_Biactol

tweets wrote: »

DS says one mate nearly 30 and still needs ID Wonder if I would need mine

Was in Mr S recently, in the till queue behind a woman with a bottle of wine amongst her shopping, she got asked for ID (she did look over 18 I have to say), and the only proof she had was a 30th birthday card from her workmates as it was her birthday that day - she got served:T

midwinter wrote: »

Originally Posted by Jelly Biactol - "I was about seven when I fell down the stairs at home (one of many times, mind you), I'd just been to hospital to get some stitches in my head, split open the stitches and had to go back to hospital to get them put back in. I used to fall over a lot when I was little, the school thought there was something wrong with me, and made me have loads of tests (hearing, balance, etc) - turns out I just fell over a lot."
Heard a good saying this evening, not heard it before: Said of someone who has fallen over, "they were measuring their length", thought it was so apt!

Like that:) My dad just said I was too lazy to put out my hands to protect myself when I fell over - which I did a lot. As mentioned, I got sent for a lot of tests when I was at infant school (my parents were told I might be, and I quote, "simple" ... a sign of the times).

tweets wrote: »

Don't set me off I have put bedding in the washer he fetched a couple duvet covers and sheets with pillow cases and they stank . They went in washer with Ariel , Lenor , Dylon colour run sheet , Vanish stain remover and Zoflora wont stink when I have finished.

Should've just put some Swarfega in, my dad had a tub (metal, and rusted!) under the sink, it used to get rid of anything and everything.:rotfl:

mgamble wrote: »

Jelly Biactol "When I had a supermarket Saturday job (many years ago) all the staff were subject to random searches including the 'trolley boys', usually as you were leaving the staff changing rooms to go home - in those days it was for booze & fags etc, no such thing as 'wombling' and 'price promises' back then."
Thanks, yes he will have random searches,it is not a big tescos so not much rubbish but will tell in not to any way ,would hate him to lose his job over a few points.

My part-time job was at Hillards, showing my age now:o ... anyone remember them? Bought out by Tesco as I remember, at least the store that I worked at was.

zagubov

midwinter wrote: »

Evening all

Last week ahead now with DS2, then on my ownsome....

FC, do hope journeys/parting, was OK for you today.



Heard a good saying this evening, not heard it before:

Said of someone who has fallen over, "they were measuring their length", thought it was so apt!

"Good job his face broke his fall"! and "there must have been a sudden gust of gravity" are other. less brilliant, things I've heard said!:eek:

TrulyMadly

clozza_90 wrote: »

Just thought all the cat lovers from the last few pages might like to see my 5 week old kittens!

Oh my goodness. They are beautiful

bubbs

savvy_sal wrote: »

When I was 14 and had a day off school,my Mum asked me to make some flaky pastry sausage rolls while she was at work.We had just learnt to make flaky pastry at school.It was in the days when you had to put a shilling in the gas.Anyway the gas run out so I got on my bike to go to the shop for a shilling for the gas.I rode into a dust cart and went right over the handlebars.Ended up in A & E with a 12 stitches in my face.The funny thing was when my Mum got home from work there was a man in the kitchen trying to mend the cooker.She had heard from my uncle that I was at the hospital and thought that I had blown the cooker up.It turned out the gas man has come to the wrong house.I've still got the scar but it has merged into my laughter lines.

Omg! she wasnt worried about you then , just the cooker :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
I thought i was going to have a black eye last week, was at work hoovering and the pipe came off and whoooosh the metal pipe smacked me right in the corner of my right eye, the clients were at work and i was on my own, the air was blue :rotfl::rotfl: but it did feel wozzy, never got a black eye luckily:D

emmlouie

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