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

tamilla

PrincessSavings wrote: »

Just to point out milk tray 200g and dairy box 180g are not part of the 3for£5 milk tray are £3 each and A does not show dairy box 180g on msm so would not compare

Oops sorry my bad. Deleted Info don't want to miss inform.:wall:

EMMAP

I'd love to post a deal I'd made up to get a load of students out of bed early. Who's with me?

Seriously 10 ways....no credit to the OP? Classy.

TrulyMadly

Good luck everyone tomorrow with their cereal....I plan to be there for 8:)

frequent

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

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Never a truer word said... selling off the last of the family jewels springs to mind! :(:(:(

Reckon that Bucks Palace would make a fab hotel.

How's about that is sold off, and the cash returned to the tax payers ?

Who paid for it in the first place and are still paying for it.

lovingtescoforever

EMMAP wrote: »

I'd love to post a deal I'd made up to get a load of students out of bed early. Who's with me?

Seriously 10 ways....no credit to the OP? Classy.

They never do and it always really........:mad::mad::mad::mad: not going to swear..

Savvybuyer

"...And no nightwear is permitted."

(Where? On your clothes racks? On my back? What if I wear nightwear underneath my jumper? Is that not allowed???:think:)

Really, I think it's one of those things that is/should be totally obvious and, you would have thought, didn't need notices putting up saying.

Why would anyone think of going shopping in pyjamas???:rotfl::think: I just fail to see it myself - I'd have thought not shopping that way would go without saying. (Obviously not though!) And all putting up notices then does is get people like myself trying to work out any 'loophole' within their wording that would then permit me to wear nightwear in circumstances that they would "obviously" not have wanted. But they didn't say that in their notice...and, obviously, as the notice needs to be there, it did need saying after all! (I'd have thought it didn't, but I was wrong about that: it does and, well, there's the result. No nightwear permitted. Where? Or maybe, wear?:rotfl::rotfl:)

If it's not "permitted", maybe it will be "tolerated" instead? And therefore allowable? They didn't say they wouldn't tolerate it (even if, according to the notice, it clearly isn't "permitted" (whatever that may mean)).

Anyway...getting into the literal meanings of their notices and their alleged lack of specificality/clarity!

Are pyjamas "nightwear"? (Maybe some people wear them during the day?)

Alright, while I leave you to ponder:think::think: (or not!:D:rotfl:), I'll see you later! After T, with or without pyjamas. Do you literally need to rush at midnight?:doh: Can't it be sometime overnight or anything?

Thanks and goodnight!!:):):wave: (Back after data obtaining from Mr M's.)

scottsaver

ordered a load of cereal but cant get to shop till Thursday so guess they wont debit my card for full price? or will they??

Sunshinemummy

frequent wrote: »

Reckon that Bucks Palace would make a fab hotel.

How's about that is sold off, and the cash returned to the tax payers ?

Who paid for it in the first place and are still paying for it.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

You mean, the tax pay will pay for the marketing of the sale of Buck palace, then be charged tax at 99% annual income, whilst the profits are given to the bankers in a bonus!

scottsaver

went shopping at 3am in Wrexham Mr T in December in 2 feet of snow in flipflops and shorts,as had been in special care baby unit with my twins all day (for 3 months) and it is so hot in there !!The security staff and staff nearly chucked me out!!!!

Savvybuyer

zippydooda wrote: »

that means- yes savvy you sold them too soon



but who knows when the right time is.

;):rotfl:

davemorton wrote: »

:rotfl: Zippy, behave!!! :cool: