Everything Leads Into The (new year) Elite thread

tigerwhite_2

mhoc wrote: »

I also got 2 cards, one has all the stamps completed for a free greetings card and one has one stamp on it.

So I take it that means a free greetings card which I supposed you could make as part of a £35 shop if you scan the bigger voucher in first ???

(I assume if you have a delivery to store then you don't get these free greetings card things???)

I've had the cards when I've done free delivery to store. Think it's pot luck as to who picks your order

willowwispy

Just been to T's, 6 pack walnut whips scanning @ 75p bc 0938 , 3 pk SEL £1.49. T's Xmas fudge & toffee collection 75p bc 0679 hth ��

aau1

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

His dignity



Yes, of course:T

And some Rice Krispies

Tinyshoes wrote: »

My collection of bits from earlier today. Think most of the prices have already been mentioned earlier by me or Snap-ant.

And you wonder why you don't find 1p items?

locarr wrote: »

He's the cat's mother!:p

some boast of chipolatas!:cool:

I thought she was

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I sent a few out to friends. One was definitely aau but I can't remember who else:o

Edit..sorry that was the Persil thing

Thanks again. I don't know if i'll get it though. I didn't notice until after the end date. I entered my details just in case though

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

I believe it's this one.... I'm yet to find it:D

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I'm so tempted to go on the to mr t on a chocolate hunt...

Just spent the last half an hour trying to retune the sky remote... Monkeys have been messing and now the volumes not working:mad:

Sorted now thanks to google:rotfl:

I switched my telly on earlier and volume was up to 99. :eek: It was like the start of Back to the Future :rotfl:

Sunshinemummy

tigerwhite wrote: »

Since I turned 30, I've done a party every year but if you don't fancy going out, tell him he can treat you at home and wait on you hand and foot


You can only enter 3 codes per week. But someone got some baking trays the other day and said they were really heavy duty

Thanks, I have entered three lots of codes so far as it is every seven days... bit of a pain but hey ho! I think I will have a look at the baking trays :D:D:D:D:D

117pauline

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Has anyone used their points to get anything other than £5 off vouchers? ;)

Good morning everyone

Yes, I had a baking sheet delivered earlier in the week and it is fantastic quality - thick base and excellent non-stick. I was impressed.

I didn't realise that the £5 supermarket coupons would be replenished so I ordered this instead. I love cooking and baking so I appreciate the baking sheet as I probably wouldn't buy one like it (too expensive for my MSE brain)

lawrie28

tigerwhite wrote: »

I've had the cards when I've done free delivery to store. Think it's pot luck as to who picks your order

I have had the cards too, which are great as its a free card, and they up to about a fiver. If you get free delivery to store, its almost worth breaking it up into individual items as you may get a card with every package.

Just before chrimbo I ordered DD a new dressing gown for M&S to then have a 20% off day the day after. SO I reordered the dressing gown with the discount, collected both parcels instore and returned one straightaway. I told the lady who gave me the deliveries what I was doing and as we had to open the parcels to see which one was the dearer to return, she dug out all the paperwork and made sure I got the free card out of the one I was returning.

With regards to using these for Valentines day, it is possible that you wont be able to use these, as they didnt let you use them on Chrimbo cards (though these were on 3 for 2 as well cant see valentines day cards being on that....!")

Westvleteren

mimi1234 wrote: »

Has anyone ever tried L-CARNITINE tablets to help get rid of curvey bits?

I have heard of them but don't know much, I suspect, think that if your diet is absolutely 100% clean then they might give a slight edge. If your diet isn't you'd just be throwing your money down the drain.

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Sorry lovely. Dont waste your time. When it comes down to it, there is only one way of getting rid of curvy bits. Eat less and exercise more. Thats all it comes down to.

:T:T

tigerwhite_2

Right, I've unloaded the Xmas stuff from the car and off now to play Tetris in a wardrobe :rotfl: I may be gone some time

mhoc

nerfdad wrote: »

All a bit crazy here as the builders started the extension on Monday:T
We did not realise how the dust would get everywhere :eek:
They are going at a good pace but we want doors with glass in the top half and were being told we have to have plain brown doors as they don't do them with glass at the width we need for a power-chair:mad:
I'm going to find out how much it will cost to get them made if we have no joy as I like the way the light goes through the house down stairs as our old house was so dark.

Ive got 2 weeks to go and dreading it but fortunately builder is only hear for 2 weekends to start with - hopefully boys bedroom completed by then - plastering one weekend and doors and floor the next - I live in hope.

Hopefully he will plaster over - the walls have the ancient artext - well it was very fashionable then.

So its 2 days of the house being freezing cold as builder smokes and has to visit the bottom of the garden at intervals. And constant tea making.

Our bedroom doors have frosted glass panels in them otherwise our stairway would be a black hole.

Skulls

I was in Morries on Weds and saw a few good offers that would suit me, as I have a few APG's to use, is it today they might get picked up by the mighty APG system. Bernard Matthews Dinosaurs and Kievs are £1 in Morries and 24£3 in Mr.A's so if picked up they would work out 90p each, if bought in twos in Asda. Thanks to anyone that may know.