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frequent

Leothecat wrote: »

ChrisV, Patty, Flo, FC, DM, SavvySal, Lango, Frequent, AAU1, Savvy, Mildred.......GET UP!!! This needs checked out!!

Thinks Rooted Nomad is missing from this list.

squilliondollarbaby

frequent wrote: »

Thinks Rooted Nomad is missing from this list.

no point you nor I being there Frequent - we're thickos lol :beer:

Savvybuyer

Thrifty_Sister wrote: »

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

Yeah you've now reminded me - in my last lonnnnggg post, about Sains, Morries and Schweppes lemonade cans:
Incredibly, unbelievably, I missed out something I was going to mention in there! Namely that I was thinking - this was around 3.20 / 3.30 this afternoon - of going to A for a 3 for £5 combo. Then I thought I'd only end up with yet more shampoo and similar on top of what I already have - and, in any event, I would have to 'pay' something for that shop (even if only about a couple of quid:D:rotfl:) as the APG back wouldn't be as big as the one I'd be using against the shop. Perhaps go down from £8 to £6.

In the end, it was half past three, I'd be rushing around in the final ten minutes of opening, trying to complete a full 8+ item shop, even if I got to A straight away. I thought - well, why end with a £6 off your shopping in the week, rather than keeping the £8 voucher and having that amount of the shopping in the week? Who knows - something else may come along - perhaps it's more useful to go against other general grocery shopping I need (such as meat, fish, fruit, ... ... Cadbury's fab. fingers, Milk Trays etc.:D:rotfl::rotfl:) a bit later. So I missed off the 3 for £5 today.

The offer on A's website says it began in 2012. At going on for a year or more, I can't see it suddenly being removed, from everything!?!!?? The "3 for £5" I suspect will still be there but may just include different items (which may be a good thing in a way!). Or they may be clearing those stores away and ending the offer. (I thought someone saw a TV ad though that some of the shampoos on the offer till into mid-October.)

I hope it's not ending, for obvious reasons, although I'm sure somewhere else will be our attention next if it does!:D

fairclaire

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).

My DS2 has this 'bouncy gait' too savvy although his is quite pronounced. I believe it to be down to a lack of sensory feedback rather than a motor problem. I also believe that's why he gets so much from the amount of vigorous trampolining he does. I think he gets the sensory feedback from that that he doesn't get from normal movement.
Ive developed quite a geeky fascination with sensory issues over the years through trying to understand/help DS2.

tweets

squilliondollarbaby wrote: »

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?

29 hours 15 mins and 48 secs :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Yes you can have a couple tomorrow to celebrate its a special day tomorrow :j

TrulyMadly

squilliondollarbaby wrote: »

TM you might possibly? :beer::beer::beer::beer::beer:

I'm happy to sponsor you but no referral codes for me.

Maybe the system is in meltdown but I've just had a look and it's showing some people have registered but no vouchers. But then again, perhaps you actually have to spend something to get a referral code.....something us lot are not particularly good at.:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I got one sent last time round from DHs account and the minimum spend is £20 to qualify for your £10 referral:o ie you need to spend £10 to use the £10 voucher:o

Snap-ant

FloFlo wrote: »

In T? I am desparate for a drive.

savingbabs wrote: »

What are they?

Sorry just been eating my delicious tea of honey gammon roast

Yes Mr T

SEL is £60

pattylabelle

Auntycaz wrote: »

Patty, the closing date is the 1st of October. Also the price for the Simply dry is about £9.50 or £10.00.

Myself and my sis have claimed a total of 6 packs. I have given receipts away:D - hopefully mhoc will have a cheque in the post soon!!! All wombled and all simply dry:)

Evangeline1971

LANGO1966 wrote: »

Another shop to test cart noire coffee Multibuy not picked up:beer:
Used radox active as trigger



5 items on your bill qualify for comparison Sainsbury's
+£7.22

1 x Cadbury Dairy Milk Caramel (18g) £0.20 N/A
1 x Cadbury Flake (14g) £0.20 N/A
1 x Cadbury Fairtrade Dairy Milk Buttons (14.4g) £0.20 N/A
0.6 x ASDA Bananas per kg £0.41 N/A
1 x Carte Noire Coffee (100g) £3.64 £2.00
1 x Alberto VO5 Nourish Me Truly Shampoo (500ml) £3.90 £2.00
1 x Alberto VO5 Revive Me Daily Shampoo (500ml) £3.90 £2.00
1 x Kellogg's Special K Red Berries (320g) £2.00 £2.00
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Giant White Mice Bar (15g) £0.10 N/A
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Giant Rainbow Buttons Bar (15g) £0.10 N/A
1 x Carte Noire Divinement Expresso Instant Coffee (10... £3.78 £2.00

Comparison total (compared products only) £17.22 £10.00

tallulajo wrote: »

Great news re the carte noir.. I bought some in my 1.30 shop :-)

Mildred1970 wrote: »

I've never tried it but I imagine it would be quite nice...looks like the multibuy isn't being recognised :T

Do we know which carte noir is the trigger for the multibuy not showing? I bought 2 of the decaf but the multibuy showed for me.

squilliondollarbaby

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I'm happy to sponsor you but no referral codes for me.

Maybe the system is in meltdown but I've just had a look and it's showing some people have registered but no vouchers. But then again, perhaps you actually have to spend something to get a referral code.....something us lot are not particularly good at.:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I got one sent last time round from DHs account and the minimum spend is £20 to qualify for your £10 referral:o ie you need to spend £10 to use the £10 voucher:o

Nope don't want referrals or getting banned for asking for them.

I hope you got a few though as you have nice legs.