The Extra Loveliest Individual's Team Expedition

FloFlo

Thrifty_Sister wrote: »

A v T -


Why £5.59?

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10 items (9 different) on your bill qualify for comparison Tesco

+£4.61
1 x ASDA Smartprice Chicken Flavour Instant Noodles (6...£0.15£0.15 1 x ASDA Smartprice Instant Noodles Curry (65g)£0.15£0.15
1 x ASDA Smartprice Sage & Onion Stuffing Mix (85g)£0.15£0.15 1 x ASDA Long Life Whole Milk (1L)£0.90£0.90
1 x ASDA Smartprice Apple Sauce (280g)£0.40£0.40
1 x ASDA Smartprice Tomato & Onion Pasta & Sauce (110g...£0.17£0.15 1 x Alberto VO5 Extreme Gel Spray Rough it Up (140ml)£4.97£4.99
1 x Dove Essential Nourishment Body Moisturiser (400ml...£4.50£2.49 2 x Soft & Gentle Body Responsive Antiperspirant Deodo...£3.00£0.40
Comparison total£14.39£9.78
For your information:

You need to buy these in 2s
1 x Alberto VO5 Extreme Gel Spray Rough it Up (140ml)£4.97£4.99

Auntycaz

squilliondollarbaby wrote: »

What's your thing, Savvs?

Cycling, walking, sport etc

My kids are heavily into swimming, in fact they are at county level.

I don't push them: they push themselves.

My daughter used to be into swimming when she was young. She used to get annoyed that people who she was beating in the swimming club were winning medals and she wasn't old enough to enter the competitions. She was also into diving, but had to give it up due to problems with her ears.

Thrifty_Sister

Smart1e wrote: »

Need to buy 2 they are 2 for £5 in T's

Dammit - I did but in two seperate shops grr :rotfl::rotfl:

squilliondollarbaby

How many hours of boozing I got left till Stoptober then tweets?

Obviously not a drunk or anything but can I have a couple tomorrow night according to the letter of Stoptober?

Thrifty_Sister

Auntycaz wrote: »

Is it the last day of the 3 for £5 today? SA had cleared the shelves when I went to A's ready for the Halloween stuff. Thank you.

I was wondering that too - hope not as wanted to go back tomorrow and see if I could get it right

Savvybuyer

squilliondollarbaby wrote: »

What's your thing, Savvs?

Cycling, walking, sport etc

My kids are heavily into swimming, in fact they are at county level.

I don't push them: they push themselves.

Just going out and enjoying the good weather, nice trees and countryside around me, gardens and parks and lakes. Very relaxing. A walk through a forest as well.

As for sport, "at school I was always picked last for the sports team". Never understood why.

In adulthood, diagnosed with AS - later on, I read [red] (cover to cover as usual:D) Tony Attwood's "Complete Guide..." (I'm never sure how any book could be a "complete" guide to anything but to be fair his is fairly comprehensive). And there is the answer. I have a bouncy gait at times. I'm also a bit clumsy and, while I wouldn't say I have motor difficulties, apparently there is something there - it's the reason why my feet never kick a ball properly and I suspect I am a little out of sync. Explains why I was never good at sport, although I did do swimming quite well.

Of course you would already know it could not be sport (in the sense of football, cricket, tennis, badminton, rounders etc). As 'ignorance of AS is never any excuse', you're all taken to know all about AS already and therefore know that sport isn't my thing. That said, I did really enjoy squash in my youth - such an energetic sport and I really liked that about it. I really give things my all sometimes (whilst others stand around not seeming to get into them - you all just don't know how to party:D).

pattylabelle

1 x ASDA Baby New Potatoes with Herbs & Butter (360g)£1.10£0.39

Angela

Could someone let me in on the achica pretty please

squilliondollarbaby

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Just going out and enjoying the good weather, nice trees and countryside around me, gardens and parks and lakes. Very relaxing. A walk through a forest as well.

As for sport, "at school I was always picked last for the sports team". Never understood why.

In adulthood, diagnosed with AS - later on, I read [red] (cover to cover as usual:D) Tony Attwood's "Complete Guide..." (I'm never sure how any book could be a "complete" guide to anything but to be fair his is fairly comprehensive). And there is the answer. I have a bouncy gait at times. I'm also a bit clumsy and, while I wouldn't say I have motor difficulties, apparently there is something there - it's the reason why my feet never kick a ball properly and I suspect I am a little out of sync. Explains why I was never good at sport, although I did do swimming quite well.

Of course you would already know it could not be sport (in the sense of football, cricket, tennis, badminton, rounders etc). As 'ignorance of AS is never any excuse', you're all taken to know all about AS already and therefore know that sport isn't my thing. That said, I did really enjoy squash in my youth - such an energetic sport and I really liked that about it. I really give things my all sometimes (whilst others stand around not seeming to get into them - you all just don't know how to party:D).

That's brilliant Savvs - I wish you lived in Cornwall & I could take you and megoodself out for a pint right now.

Sound fellow.

vanilla_twist

Evening all

I am way behind as saw squills post about achica and been on there for ages.
Appear to have had 4 of the accounts I recommended order (cough cough).
Ds2 currently ordering so is his gf.
Just want enough to get mum a doggy cushion for xmas.
I must say on mums account it kept going daft then saying she had already ordered but checked account and order on there so went through.
Again doing it so mum has lots of gift stash for xmas.

Not even got to M and co yet but don't they sell uggs?.

Don't know what the days posts have bought so will have to catch up in a bit.

Had call form courier to say collection of my new sofa arranged for tomorrow so tuesday night I can put garden chairs back in garage.
V x