Everything Leads Into The (new year) Elite thread

vanilla_twist

purpledonkey wrote: »

Virgin travel insurance are pretty reasonable with decent cover. Not sure on the cash back side of things (I haven't ventured into cash back yet :rotfl:)

Thanks.
I had an ms direct yearly policy for last 13 years as was cheap for travel industry when was with ex. Looked them up and actually m and s but doubt I could get the level of cover I had before for £33 a year.
Something to investigate later. Have to sleep in dgd room as she is very light sensitive when asleep so I will have tablet under duvet.
Such fun
V x

Sarahdol75

scamps1966 wrote: »

Evening peeps.

Thankyou for last night, my head was in a bit of a spin!!
Been very productive today. Locks changed and a couple of new padlocks on the sheds, thanks to a mate. After texting my wife about the gas and electric keys, she told me her mother has put them in the house somewhere!! So after 3 hours of searching, I found them.... In the bottom of a box of rice crispies. :mad: I know they're trying to wind me up but I wont bite.

No hospital today as the appointment was cancelled, 2 weeks until next one. :mad: Picked up a second hand sofa as well, so I have somewhere to sit.

Thankyou Willowwispy. :A

Glad you found your gas and elec keys, what a funny place for her to hide them.

Sorry your appointment was cancelled aswell.

Tinyshoes wrote: »

That made me

We all know what I find at the bottom of my cereal boxes.

Mice :eek::eek::eek:

Sunshinemummy

emerald21 wrote: »

:rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: listen whose talking your worse than me :eek: and that's saying something

Pmsl.. my children would be mortified to see me in anything other than mummy mode!

I think we could be genetically linked.... I think that there are a few of us ladies on here!

:D:D:D:D:D

emerald21

fairclaire wrote: »

Evening

Scamps, glad to hear you have a couple of things sorted out. More importantly that you found your electricity and gas thingys. I don't know what they are but I gathered that you need them.

My building work is already turning into a bit of a mare Im having to have a floor ripped up that I wasn't expecting.....one that has already been beautifully tiled
Since Ive got a crazy mixed up (but it works) heating system that's on the 'to do' list, it has been decided that we'd be as well having a new heating system installed whilst we have all the disruption going on. More mess, muddy footprints and freezing coldness because there will be no heating On the plus side.....another step closer to having a normal house :T:T

Bet that's not doing your OCD much good lol

Call_of_Trouty

rebeccalb wrote: »

Evening all. Sorry to hear of your problems scamps. Sadly some women are just nutters, this coming from a woman. My mum was an absolute nightmare when she went off on one. I remember her chucking all my dad's clothes out the window for no apparent reason. My sister and I made a long stick to get my dad's underwear off the guttering where it was flapping for all to see. :eek:



Picture of my little haul from local tesco, only went in for milk.

Could you tell me the prices please

Tinyshoes

fairclaire wrote: »

Once is done, that's my downstairs finished :T:T when I was at the auction with my Dad and he was buying this place :A I still remember him saying '2 years and a bit of graft and you'll have your palace'........that was over 5 years ago . If I could've seen in front of me then, I would've run a mile from it:eek:

TS....what will you do with your stashes if you get builders in..?:eek: Maybe you need an extension?......with room for a freezer (or 2) :D

Aww bless FC, I'm sure it will have been worth it once it is all finished.

Plan is first thing to get done is get the old asbestos garage taken down and have a proper brick built one that can store stashes.

Not sure what we will do with the push bikes and junk Mr TS stores out there while we get it done. I think we may have to have a gazebo up permanently for a while. :eek:

With everything stored from the bathroom out there that will be 2nd on the list and then downstairs will get a look in. Mr TS has lots of ideas for the kitchen but I am not keen on any of them. It has been causing a few cross words.

nerfdad

Classy_Chick06 wrote: »

because it has got the wrong address on the packaging, it should have had mine on it
Seen this mentioned already today, can someone please post a link for this comp or have i missed the boat?
tia

Missed it I can't remember doing it:o

Classy_Chick06

Does anyone know of any deals anywhere on the Tassimo Costa coffee pod things please?

I seem to be running low on these and have become quiet partial to the taste, had a normal instant coffee today and it tasted yuk:(

any help muchly appreciated, thanks

curlgirl

shop from earlier today was capped at £10 did not expect Peppers & ham to be cheaper, thought Muller should compare 8 For £4
used 2 pizza vouchers ( from when we sent in codes off the boxes) which scanned at £1.40 each ( free Pizzas again :T) plus some CC vouchers

1x TESCO 3PEPPERS PACK 500G - £1.75 £1.00 £1.75 n/a
1x TESCO CARROTS 1.2KG - £1.00 £1.00 n/a n/a
1x TESCO PRE-PACKED LEEKS 500G - £1.00 £1.00 £2.00 £1.00
1x ICEBERG LETTUCE EACH - £1.00 £0.50 £1.00 £1.00
1x CUCUMBER WHOLE EACH- £0.65 £0.50 n/a £0.65
1x TESCO GALIA MELON EACH CLASS 1 - £2.00 £2.00 £2.00 £2.00
1xTESCO SALAD TOMATOES 6PK - £1.00 £0.75 £1.00 £1.00
2x T.EDAY VALUE COLESLAW 250G - £0.50 n/a n/a £0.50
1x BANANAS LOOSE0.294kg £0.20 £0.20 £0.23 £0.20
1x TESCO SMOKED MACKEREL0.276kg £2.48 £2.76 £3.07 n/a
2x DR. OETKER RISTORANTE PIZZA HAWAII 355G - £4.80 £3.00 £6.00 n/a
2x MULLERLIGHT STRAWBERRY YOGURT 175G - £1.26 † £1.36 £1.38 £1.23
3x MULLERLIGHT BANANA & CUSTARD YOGURT 175G - £1.89 † £2.04 £2.07 £1.84
2x MULLERLIGHT VANILLA YOGURT 175G- £1.26 † £1.36 £1.38 £1.36
1x MULLERLIGHT TOFFEE YOGURT 175G - £0.63 † £0.68 £0.69 £0.61
1x SNACK A JACKS SWEET CHILLI 4 PACK - £1.00 £1.00 £1.79 £1.00
1x TESCO SOFT SCOOP VANILLA 2 LITRES - £1.40 £1.38 £1.90 n/a
2x TESCO FROSTED FLAKES 500G- £3.10 £2.00 £3.10 n/a
1x WHISKAS SIMPLY BRAISED MEAT GRAVY 12X85G £4.29 £3.00 £4.29 n/a
1x TESCO RICE SNAPS 440G - £1.65 £1.00 £1.65 n/a
1x TESCO SALT & VINEGAR CAKES 132G- £1.39 n/a n/a £1.29
1x MCCAIN OVEN CHIPS 1.81KG - £3.30£2.00 £2.00 £3.30
1x MCCAIN SMILES 454G - £1.00 £1.00 n/a £1.60
1x UNIBOND SHOWER & BATH SEALANT WHITE 300ML- £5.00 n/a n/a n/a
1x VIMTO NO ADDED SUGAR SQUASH 1 LITRE - £1.78 1.00 £2.00 n/a
1x FRESH & NAKED JUST LAMBS LETTUCE 60G - £1.00n/a n/a n/a
1x QUORN CHICKEN STYLE PIECES 500G - £1.50 n/a £2.95 n/a
1x QUORN SMOKEY HAM STYLE SLICES 100G - £2.00n/a n/a n/a
1x RACHEL'S ORGANIC LOW FAT RHUBARB YOGURT 450G - £1.25 † n/a £1.50 £1.85
1x RACHEL'S ORGANIC LOW FAT VANILLA YOGURT 450G - £1.25 † n/a £1.50 £1.85
1x KELLOGGS SPECIAL K ORIG 550G - £3.29 £1.50 £3.29 £3.29
1x TESCO EDAY VALUE LASAGNE SHEETS 250G - £0.32 £0.32 n/a £0.32
1x TESCO BREADED ONION RINGS 750G - £1.50 n/a £1.50 n/a
1x T EDAY VALUE LOW FAT NATURAL YOGURT 500G £0.45 £0.45 £0.45 £0.45
8x BAG RE-USE CLUBCARD POINT - £0.00 n/a n/a n/a
1x TESCO EDAY VALUE LIGHTWEIGHT CAT LITTER 10 LITRES - £1.55 £1.55 n/a £1.57
1x TESCO EDAY VALUE WRAPPING FOIL 0.3MX15M - £0.54 n/a n/a n/a
1x CAFE CONTINENTAL 10 MILK BRIOCHE ROLLS - £1.20 n/a n/a n/a
1x TESCO LIGHTLY SALTED RICE CAKE 100G - £0.69 £0.65 n/a £0.65
1x TESCO CUSTARD POWDER 300G - £0.62n/a n/a n/a
1x T. EDAY VALUE LTLY SALTED TORTILLAS 200G - £0.46 £0.46 £0.50 n/a
2x T.BRITISH PORK W/TH HON SMKD HAM 125G- £3.50 † £3.00 n/a n/a
1x T.CARAMELISED ONION HOUMOUS 182G- £1.00 £1.00 £1.30 £0.99
1x WOMAN - £0.97 n/a n/a n/a
1x - £0.95 n/a n/a n/a
Tesco comparable total £49.70 £46.49 £27.88
Competitor shop total £39.46 £52.29 £29.55
The difference £10.24 -£5.80 -£1.67
cost less cost more cost more

bubbs

nerfy where you been?