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

Bananababe

vanilla_twist wrote: »

On the subject of mums joining in our activities.
I can remember my mum using coupons back before I started school. Then when computers came into home use she always got what she could online.

My interest in it all motivated her to start using more than the odd one nowadays.mum definately does not need to glich or use moc's nowadays but finds it such fun. Also she views it like the esos expert she is and understands the trying to fix a glitch by supermarkets. She says unless they rewrite the whole thing there will never be a fix.

Makes it more fun to me as when new moc's are found step dad goes online to print. Brings a better variety to their diet especially the yogurts.
Mum will not attempt an online glitch but I have free use of their address, emails and credit cards. I even won mum £415 on bingo in the summer.

Makes it much more fun to share. My ds2 is very good at online glitching.
Dd doesnt have much time but uses any coupons I either email or send links for and is just learning about t tuesday night orders with the right codes.

Mind you ds2 is very good with money and saved £26k in 4 years and just bought a 25% share in an old shop which they are converting into a luxury bungalow. Has river frontage too. Once done up fingers crossed he will be buying his first house with no mortgage which is no mean feat as he lives about 40 mins from london.

Pround mum tonight
V x

That's great. The variety thing is funny. pizzas then Jaffa cakes now yougurts ! cleanest in the street with all our products.

:T

Classy_Chick06

my shop from today

A v T
used radox mans as trigger for nivea wipes and asda own cheddar as trigger for cheese;)

Why £7.94?
« Back to comparison results
8 items (7 different) on your bill qualify for comparisonTesco+£7.14
1 x ASDA Baby New Potatoes with Herbs & Butter (360g)£1.10£0.39
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Jelly Beans (100g)£0.34£0.40
2 x Nivea Visage Daily Essentials Refreshing Facial Cl...£6.00£2.90
1 x Bisto for Chicken Gravy Granules (170g)£1.25£0.62
1 x Ginsters Sausage Rolls (4 per pack - 240g)£1.00£0.87
1 x Seriously Strong Vintage Cheddar (350g)£4.93£2.50
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Milk Bottles (95g)£0.33N/A
1 x ASDA Chinese Takeaway Prawn Crackers (40g)£0.50£0.30
1 x ASDA Chosen by You White Mice (60g)£0.33N/A
1 x Valfrutta Passata (3x200g)£0.78N/A
Comparison total (compared products only)£15.12£7.98

Classy_Chick06

Money_Doctor wrote: »

Could I ask what you used as cheese trigger please?

Thanks

I used the Asda mild smooth and creamy cheddar

Money_Doctor

Classy_Chick06 wrote: »

my shop from today

A v T
used radox mans as trigger for nivea wipes and asda own cheddar as trigger for cheese;)

Why £7.94?
« Back to comparison results
8 items (7 different) on your bill qualify for comparisonTesco+£7.14
1 x ASDA Baby New Potatoes with Herbs & Butter (360g)£1.10£0.39
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Jelly Beans (100g)£0.34£0.40
2 x Nivea Visage Daily Essentials Refreshing Facial Cl...£6.00£2.90
1 x Bisto for Chicken Gravy Granules (170g)£1.25£0.62
1 x Ginsters Sausage Rolls (4 per pack - 240g)£1.00£0.87
1 x Seriously Strong Vintage Cheddar (350g)£4.93£2.50
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Milk Bottles (95g)£0.33N/A
1 x ASDA Chinese Takeaway Prawn Crackers (40g)£0.50£0.30
1 x ASDA Chosen by You White Mice (60g)£0.33N/A
1 x Valfrutta Passata (3x200g)£0.78N/A
Comparison total (compared products only)£15.12£7.98

Does it matter what size Asda and any variety?

clucky1977

Good night all xxx

Logie you are fab xxx

mrsmac10

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

So sorry mhoc, my thoughts are with you and yours.

It might not seem like much comfort now, however trust me, it will get better.

I lost my FIL in March and at the time I was devastated. Time is a great healer though, and now, 6 months later I can look back and celebrate what a wonderful man he was.

In time, you will come to appreciate that you and your family got to spend the last few days of his life with him and he would have left you knowing how much you loved, valued and appreciated him.

Now, emotions are raw, but trust me, in time, you as a family will remember him fondly and realise what a blessing he was to you.

What a lovely response. I can never find the right words in times likes this but send hugs too. You will be in the thoughts of many of your online friends tonight. Take care.::A

eightieschick88

So sorry to hear about your Dad mhoc :A


Haven't caught up with the end of the last thread never mind this one but glad I found the link to Logie's page.


Well done Logie (and everyone) - fantastic amount raised so far :T

izzy65

I cannot believe how fast these pages fill, thanks for the thread Qoc, have the whole day to catch up on. Great idea Logie well done and good luck with the collection:A. MHOC was sorry to read your news it's never a good time is it but hope you can find comfort in his finding peace as you have said he was so out of sorts this past while, I will try and catch up but doubt I'll manage so have a good night ,the night shift:)

vanilla_twist

Bananababe wrote: »

That's great. The variety thing is funny. pizzas then Jaffa cakes now yougurts ! cleanest in the street with all our products.

:T

Just with yogurts I think they have had about 7 different types with mocs plus the muller and activia from a's. Now 5 more different mocs on danone site.
Mum and step dad don't eat pizzas but dad loves the dr o. Magnams were popular as were the nescafe sachets of coffee a couple of weeks ago doing a flo flo.
Would really like to find a nice meat dtd as not found one yet. My local t's is totally on the ball.
V x

Classy_Chick06

Money_Doctor wrote: »

Does it matter what size Asda and any variety?

if you are referring to the cheese, they are on the offer of 2 for £5, it is the big 350g? blocks .
hth