Extra I'll change the title later when I can think of something cool enough!

wookeyhole1

Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »

I'll keep updating this as changes are made. It may prevent multiple questions asking the same thing. A's have also updated the offer page (New Link) to include a couple more items.
UPDATED again - Confirmed triggers as posted over the past few days are ;-

Cadburys Fingers Tin
Randoms Jar
Vinnies Biccies
1 D Mug
Chocolate Whiskey Collection
[STRIKE]Lindt Bear[/STRIKE] - was, but no longer!
Bendicks Mints
Foxes Party Rings
Ferrero Rocher Tree
McVities Classic Collection
Terrys All Gold DARK ONLY

Guylian Seashells x 2 currently giving the best return of £6.40 with one of the above A v T

Green and Blacks 12 pack work A v W returning £4.62

Most but not all can be found here;-

http://groceries.asda.com/asda-webstore/landing/home.shtml?cmpid=ahc-_-ghs-_-asdacom-dsk-_-hp-_-start_shopping_title#/promotion/ls80414

I think its only the all gold dark as the milk appear on msm under 3 4 £10

Tinyshoes

fairclaire wrote: »

It's once a week to start with, he's due to go again next Tuesday. Unfortunately Tuesday is one of my 2 full days at uni so I can't take him, or be here to shove him out of the door!
I've been in touch with the lady who runs the project and she's kindly going to sort out some transport for next week, a lift with another member of the group hopefully

That is really good news that another member may be able to give him a lift. It will be so much harder to say no when someone is standing at your door especially if you don't know them well.

aaarrrggghhh

For Blackpool people - our big, shiny new Tesco Extra has LOADS of the 3V cards in stock (even after I'd bought a 'few').

For everyone - if, like me, you use Tesco Value refill kits for your printer ink, they currently offer 100 extra points on TDirect. £4 in rewards for a £5 purchase I was going to make next week anyway.

Sarahdol75

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Thanks Enterprise, news from hospital not so good.

The bone has started to show signs of healing but they want to see how well from a CT scan now booked for november. She may need a bone graft. :eek:

The radius is healing well so that is good news, but even though the ulna has started to show signs on xray it may not be sufficient for a complete mend. I really wish I had not encouraged the sport so much now.

So sorry you didn't get the news you wanted. When my son broke his arm a few years ago, a little girl around 6 came in the same day she had been on a garden trampoline with 4 friends, and she had broken both legs, she was in plaster from toe to hip and was awful for her, we got rid of ours after that, and the nurses said they have more people coming for broken bones from trampolines than anything else with kids.

JulieElizabeth

Mrs Moc

no radox as part of the 3 for £5 to be had anywhere in greater belfast

Mumto2monkeys

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

So sorry you didn't get the news you wanted. When my son broke his arm a few years ago, a little girl around 6 came in the same day she had been on a garden trampoline with 4 friends, and she had broken both legs, she was in plaster from toe to hip and was awful for her, we got rid of ours after that, and the nurses said they have more people coming for broken bones from trampolines than anything else with kids./QUOTE]

That was one of my reasons for not buying my monkeys one for their birthday!! Mr monkey went out and bought one anyway. :mad:

aaarrrggghhh

aaarrrggghhh wrote: »

Thank you, just amended my order for tomorrow:

1 Lenor Infusions Fabric Conditioner Black 1.16L 33W £3.35
1 Bold Liquid Lavender & Camomile 2Litre 40Wash £9.00
1 Buxton Natural Mineral Water Still 8 X 500 Ml £1.49
1 Activia Pouring Vanilla Yogurt 950G £1.98
2 Colgate Toothpaste Total Pro Inter 75Ml £6.98
1 Colgate Plax Softmint 500Ml £3.29
1 Colgate Sensitive Pro Relief Plus Whitening 75Ml £3.79
1 Colgate Pro Clinical C200 £25.00
1 Alpro Chilled Alternative To Cream 250Ml £0.39
1 Sharwoods Ready To Eat Garlic Coriander Naans 2'S 260G £1.79
1 Kx Sugar Free Stimulation Drink 6 X 250Ml £2.99
1 Jaffa Oranges Min 4 Pack £2.10
3 Pro Formula Radiance Face Mask 15Ml £3.00

Used £27 of ecoupons (mag and new customer) to bring it down to £36 to pay.

However, there's about £6 to come off the products that are half price tomorrow, so that makes it £30 AND if the C200 is OOS again, I'll get the whole lot for £5 inc. delivery.

:T

This little lot arrived last night, minus toothbrush , for £5 delivered :T

Will post up next week's shop on Monday for you to use as you see fit...

aaarrrggghhh

aaarrrggghhh wrote: »

It's a box of chocs in the 3 for £10 that scanned as a 'data error' on the msl app (which means trigger, usually)

Sorry to quote myself again, but this works:

Open up the MSL app on your phone, scan chocolates, if it comes up as a 'data error' rather than show a comparison screen, it's a trigger

pattylabelle

thick_tom wrote: »

wouldnt be saying that if you met me

I like the tea strong:D

Tinyshoes

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

So sorry you didn't get the news you wanted. When my son broke his arm a few years ago, a little girl around 6 came in the same day she had been on a garden trampoline with 4 friends, and she had broken both legs, she was in plaster from toe to hip and was awful for her, we got rid of ours after that, and the nurses said they have more people coming for broken bones from trampolines than anything else with kids.

The garden trampolines are usually fine if you have a net around them to stop inexperienced jumpers falling off and you only allow one person at a time. And not great height can be gained because of the type of webbing.

I sound like I'm running the sport down but I'm not as it's a great way to keep fit, get rid of unspent energy in young children (DD2 was bit hyperactive when little), and when competing gives such strength in character. But I would encourage it to be learnt in the safe environment of a British Gymnastics club.