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Anon

Morgy9 wrote: »

Squills hope Stoptober goes well... not noticed yet but can see peeps already talking of wine bargains!, must resist, must resist.

Ah yes - I am a sorter of washing. When I was a student some (cough) time ago had to put everything in the weekly wash - the whites never stayed so for long .
Now a family more than enough for separate washes - starting with white, general wash - dark blues, dark greens, browns, oranges etc. General wash - light colours light blue, light green, pink, light multi etc. Then wool washes.. Bedding and towels separate. But yes - always the bright red items and yellow that lurk around for a while at the bottom......:)

Have the rules changed re apg acceptance? Yesterday at Asda's Killingbeck, Leeds - presented my apg (below £10) but SA said she would have to clear it with supervisor - which she came and did, but SA then asked me for my postcode? Which I provided - but obviously they had this when I printed apg. So not sure if this is a random check that sada do or whether she decided my apg was too big and way of checking? She then asked how I'd got such a large one (oer missus) ..... I replied that I had indeed been lucky and Sainsbury's were obviously cheaper but I didn't live near a Sainsbury's.:p Then we got to shops 2 and 3. Same rigmorale re SA getting SV to put through apgs under £10 (ok 9.50 ish but ...) at least I only had to give my postcode once. Just wondered ..................
She did ask again at the end but cos I don't live local or know her I wasn't sure whether she wanted to know for herself or not - so played it safe and kept stum.
Hope you all had a good glitch day.

Good evening - no change on APGs. Some stores are set to have supervisor authorisation no matter how big the APG - those very same stores if you go on self scan (including with conveyor belts) and it only needs the CS authorisation.

Anon

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fuzzgun19 wrote: »

If something is out of stock on MSM for Asda will it work as a trigger?

I'm looking at the 3 for £10's.

As I understand it. The product should not be there. Meaning it becomes a trigger. So take 3 for £7 pick two cheaper product elsewhere that is all it sees. It does not see the offer of 3 for £7?

MKS

jacand wrote: »

Just back from T they had large 1.3kg bottles of Heinz Tomato Sauce for £1.50 were £3.50 don't know if this is national, but may be worth a check.

Inflation! They were 19p a year ago! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Savvybuyer

RootedNomad wrote: »

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Anyway, onwards and upwards and all that. Tomorrow's early doors list for those who prefer free to cheap

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I thought that was one of my own posts for a moment, appearing by magic with a list:rotfl::rotfl:.
Some of the Kumalas may be cheaper in M (I have one of my 'current' (old) list as being £4.49 until 6/10 - so, still cheaper even after T's half price) but I have a feeling they are different versions and it'll be hard to tie the products up with each other, M is probably full price on another Kumala that appears more closely to match the description on your list. Banrock Stns also stocked in M - probably much dearer than the future T half price though.

I could do with knowing if the UB Rices are on £1 in M, as I have some on a womble (shop done today) and just thinking whether I should delay and make sure the prices have been updated if they are indeed on £1 (I can't see them on M's website, so I suspect they're not on offer), or if items have gone up in price in M, perhaps I ought to get that receipt entered sharpish!:D I doubt it'll make much difference though - doesn't seem to be a great deal of change (famous last words..:rotfl:).

It seems large parts of the M collection tomorrow will be more swift then:D:rotfl::rotfl:.

:rotfl::rotfl:(You can be almost sure, after I've said this, they'll be loads of change:mad::mad::eek::( - preparing for it to be just ticking off items, but expecting it to be occasional frustrations here and there:rotfl:.)

Listen, I've got things to sort out tonight, so early night, and I've left some lists already, but now delete the Tommee Tippees from the Tvs S one as that is just for tonight - S's offer due to expire - and so I'll say have a good rest of the evening everyone!!:):)

Goodbye!:wave:

frequent

EMMAP wrote: »

If someone called me what he called me in real life, they'd get a slap. As I can't slap anyone via the internet, I'm pleased the mods stepped in.

I'll answer this as tactfully as I can Emmap.

Squilz let the booze talk, and he was wrong to single you out, or anyone else for that matter.

The day before attempting to giving up booze, is the day the boozer will drink alot more than usual.

That goes the same for fags or drugs or any other addiction.

As for the notion of slapping someone, if they called you something.

Would it be ok if a wife called her husband something that enraged him so much that he slapped her ?

Isn't that called domestic violence ?

But it would be ok for you to slap him because he is a man ?

The mods were correct to step in, no doubt, but you could have stepped in to, by backing off, and recognised that the man was drunk, and hitting the "ignore this poster button".

Just saying.

savingbabs

New 50p coupon on lovebrands on Facebook. £1 in A for 4 - either after eight or QS toffee penny. Just in case anyone fancies a change from yogs.

https://www.facebook.com/LoveBrandsUK/app_367611269949046

Sunshinemummy

nerfdad wrote: »

When you skip you miss a lot:o

Sadly for the last two nights I have skipped and just read the new posts.... I feel I am missing something!
;);)

calmspirit

nerfdad wrote: »

Just seen the bat:eek::rotfl::rotfl:

I keep having flashbacks to that:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

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MKS wrote: »

Inflation! They were 19p a year ago! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I hate seeing them every time I open the cupboard. Why could they not have created a bottle for stacking. :mad:

EMMAP

Sorry for being a bit of an idiot but what's the deal with the wine Rooted?

And QOC I had a lovely day thank you. Went to Lakeland, Primark, ikea....lots of presents and bargains found their way into shopping bags today