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dipdap

tigerwhite wrote: »

ha ha:rotfl: brilliant :T:D

I wondered who'd be the first to comment
I think my DH is actually ashamed of my antics sometimes :rotfl:
I don't care, means DDs hamster get a nice new home

crystaltipsandalistair

Has anyone been to morries to do a Tassimo shop today please? I am popping in this afternoon, hoping to buy quite a few!

ruthsaver

silvercar wrote: »

Could be Bzz, coffee packs needed to be signed for.

Mine didn't, was just given it by the postman.

willowwispy

dipdap wrote: »

I wondered who'd be the first to comment
I think my DH is actually ashamed of my antics sometimes :rotfl:
I don't care, means DDs hamster get a nice new home

:T:T:T:T:T:T:T :rotfl::rotfl:why pay when you can get things for free:):)

Bradley1984

Yay...used 3 rice coupons, the little blighters wouldnt scan so he just did a coupon £3.00 off! Did anyone elses print tiny? There was a lady who had a big version voucher as I was getting mine...perhaps she is from here...?

Anyway...woop! Back in the game!

savvy_sal

dipdap wrote: »

Back from As
The only pasta they had was fusili and I read yesterday that one's a no go so no shopping for me :mad: takes me an hour to walk it each way too!
Luckily I was also having a cuppa with my Dad, who kept apologising as the pasta was for him not me :rotfl:
On the way home I wombled a hamster cage :rotfl: I'm sure DH thinks i'm beginning to lose the plot It's almost the same as our current one which is very old and it has 2 bits missing and a broken part so between that one and this one I can make a nice new cage and DD will be over the moon because the new one's pink :j

That is so funny:rotfl::rotfl:

Reminds me about the time I wombled a pair of roller boots.I carried them halfway home but they were too heavy to carry with my shopping so I was naughty and dumped them in some bushes.

dipdap

willowwispy wrote: »

:T:T:T:T:T:T:T :rotfl::rotfl:why pay when you can get things for free:):)

Exactly
The current cage I got second hand for £2 at a car boot (it was missing 1 part I knew I could replace)
These cages used to cost £30 :eek: Just looking now they can be bought around the £20 mark :eek:

Can't seem to post a small pic it's one of these

http://www.amazon.co.uk/coopet-Pico-Hamster-Home-Silver/dp/B005ERQ6MA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1383829136&sr=8-1&keywords=pico+hamster+cage

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy

willowwispy wrote: »

If you bought 6 finish items would that be a better return? would work for 2 for £5 & 3 for £2

I was thinking the same.

6 x original (trigger), pay £15 v £6 Ts, APG thinks £18 v £6 Ts. With 10% less will give an apg of £12.60. This means you have paid £2.40 for 6 or 40p each. Does this sound right?

dipdap

savvy_sal wrote: »

That is so funny:rotfl::rotfl:

Reminds me about the time I wombled a pair of roller boots.I carried them halfway home but they were too heavy to carry with my shopping so I was naughty and dumped them in some bushes.

:rotfl: :rotfl:
Around here if you leave something outside someone else will usually take it (if they have a use for it then fair play )
Funny thing is if you leave it out near the kerb nobody touches it, yet I left a moses basket that had a hole in it on top of my wheelie bin once and it was gone within an hour :think: :rotfl:

choclate24

Doing a list for asda to compare against morrisons so does anyone know if beans have started comparing, thanks