Everything Leads Into The (new year) Elite thread

scamps1966

Just got back from a nosey around T's, with a small pouch of baccy thanks to a saint. But I reall wish I hadn't. I saw something that's enough to put anyone in a depression.




Next to the left over Christmas stock. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Tinyshoes

tigerwhite wrote: »

Good shopping Logie bear. I went out to S, rarely go for whoopsies in the evening now (I'm just too knackered!!:rotfl:). Anyway, got a large chicken, some lamb steaks, bread rolls etc and a 4 pack of choc chip muffins all at stupidly low prices.

The muffins are calling to me but I'm not giving in (fasting day today). I'm sooo hungry I could eat a horse and go back for the jockey :rotfl: Guess a large glass of water will have to suffice. And when that doesn't work I'll go to bed and stay away from the fridge . TS fasting day has been a killer - I blame all the over indulgence

It was harder earlier today, I sort of got through the hunger round about 5ish, went to Ts for whoopsies earlier and was kindly provided with a 283 calorie Sushi selection for 83p which I love and I don't feel at all hungry now. :T

I have bought lots of finest toasting muffins that are calling me to smother them in butter for breakfast. Got some Belgian buns too but I will be good. :eek:

Sunshinemummy

mimi1234 wrote: »

Does that mean it's a 3some? You, husband and local Indian. LOL. Just kidding. My bad.

Date night sounds fab. I suggest all couples have a date night once a month. Some quality time together. It's fun. We used to have date night once a week. Such fun.

Hilarious

:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

Sunshinemummy

scamps1966 wrote: »

Just got back from a nosey around T's, with a small pouch of baccy thanks to a saint. But I reall wish I hadn't. I saw something that's enough to put anyone in a depression.




Next to the left over Christmas stock. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

What is scary is that it looks like people have been buying them! OMG

Dizzy_Ditzy

rhosynbach wrote: »

saw my grandchildren today was so nice family gathering 15 of us did a nice tea and it was nice seeing all the children playing together as my girls kids dont see the others that often its nice to know they are happy with their foster family

Sounds lovely

lawrie28

Evening all,

Have discovered a little H&M glitch. In the past it has been possible to combine the 2 codes (£5 off and free delivery - see codes thread - https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/64289797#Comment_64289797 , free del thread is advertised on h&m site) to get things very cheap, and this is working again. In the past, you needed to be a double click master to get this to work (and this still does work), however, I have found another, more legit way.

A few rules, firstly, the basket needs to be a minimum of £6 cost of the items you want. That is the minimum spend for the 2 offers to kick in. £5.99 wont work, tried it.

Secondly, you need to add this in Large to your basket-

http://www.hm.com/gb/product/22926?article=22926-B&variant=006

So add the jacket and then £6 of stuff you want (3 packs of knickers for £4+ indiviual knickers for £2 in the sale, tea towels etc.) Full price items tend to end in 99p, so unless it is £6.99 you need an extra item. Things like face masks - 99p and cotton buds £1.50 are handy extra items if you need to bump it up a little.

Go through to checkout and add your 2 codes in (£5 off and Free Delivery), and you will notice that the website gets confused, and that your order value is too low, BUT the item it cannot deliver is the £24.99 Jacket (may work with other items, this was the first I found). So it removes that item from your basket and only asks you to pay £1 (plus balance over £6, £1 is the smallest charge).

So you can get underwear, makeup, loads of sale items delivered for less than £2.

You can only use the codes once per account (well till that order has been processed) but you can set up more than one account per household (make sure different names, otherwise their computer gets confused, combines accounts and you get asked to email in ID to them before they dispatch items). IF you set up an new account with H&M be VERY VERY careful when you get to the checkout screen as the default payment option is to bill you for the order, not to charge a card. I believe this is a credit account, could incurr searches on credit file etc. etc.

BUT apart from that, loads of cheap stuff!

You can also make a larger order and then edit the order in the "pending"section on the website, but not sure how reliable that is to get the items delivered.

Hope not to complicated.

HTH

fairclaire

zippydooda wrote: »

is there a link to the m&s meal deal with the wine that starts tomorrow please

TrulyMadly wrote: »

For all of us venturing into M&S to spend our coupons......here are details of the Dine In for £10 offer which starts tomorrow

A main, a side, a dessert and a bottle of wine:)

http://www.marksandspencer.com/Delicious-Offers-Offers-In-Store-Food-In-Store-Food-Wine/b/198933031

Edit....the whole chickens go quickly

.......twilight zone music :cool:

:rotfl::rotfl:

MKS

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Tinyshoes I hope you aren't in a corner stuffing your face

No, I think that she'll be nibbling cheese.:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

lookinforabargain

Evening all

Haven't been around much, really struggling to sleep at night just now and am totally done in
So when it comes to this time of night I haven't had the brain power to read as well as post :rotfl:

But just wanted to say thanks to Savvy for the new thread

Dizzy_Ditzy

scamps1966 wrote: »

Just got back from a nosey around T's, with a small pouch of baccy thanks to a saint. But I reall wish I hadn't. I saw something that's enough to put anyone in a depression.




Next to the left over Christmas stock. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I've been on the creme eggs and mini eggs since before Christmas

Get creme eggs in my stocking from my parents every year :j:j