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savvy_sal

aau1 wrote: »

Well done

i seem to remember this from a long time ago. I wonder how long it's been working

Must have been before my time.Someone has been buying all the s&g's body responsive in my shop.i had to buy sensitive.They haven't caught on to that one yet.

Jelly_Biactol

frequent wrote: »

:whistle::think::whistle:
these work better A v T so you get paid 10p to take away

Thanks, I noticed it from here

Classy_Chick06 wrote: »

Blue Dragon Sauces 50p each in Sada
3 for £1 in Morribobs
60p back on Msl
A v M

have updated my original post to give you due credit:T

Morries is nearby whereas Sada is 30+ miles away, so easier for me, especially in this weather:)

thick_tom

crime doesnt pay :eek:

http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-news/three-birmingham-men-admit-spending-6650660

remote90

Has anyone worked out the best way of using the E45 MOC?

willowwispy

lawrie28 wrote: »

PMSL




For anyone wishing to get this joke, just google " Mumsnet Green Beaker."

Be warned, Very NSFW, Bit crude, but very very very Funny

:eek::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Saversue

David. wrote: »

Just a thought but after saversues post maybe whoever starts the thread can nominate a national charity ( stop thinking DM after national gate I am keeping both eyes on you) and people if they wanted could donate £1 and no need to mention it on here.
Every little helps


Thank You What a nice thought regarding DB


Had a bit of a carp week myself and this thread has helped to keep me sane.

Hospital app with Spinal Surgeon on Wednesday.
Clinic always running about 3 hour late, so took Kindle to read, but actually managed to get free hospital Wi-Fi. This has never happened before.
Was watching something on BBC IPlayer when I got called in.
But couldn't turn it off - in panic turned coat up-side-down and all money on pocket fell onto floor and rolled away.
The man himself had called me, so could hardly start trying to find cash
No one tried to help
Hope they enjoyed spending it.
Kindle still wouldn't switch off in examination room:eek: Surgeon who is new, said leave it it's not too loud

No chance of Surgery for me at the moment, too many things wrong with Spine and less than 50% chance of improvement, with a greater risk of more damage/paralysis.

cjj_2

lalli_pickle wrote: »

Yup. The kit should have all the parts in and they should be stuck together so it's a case of undoing a few screws, sliding the whole front out and sliding the new one back in again. Slightly more complex but that's the gist. Just make sure there's not any loose shards hanging about from the old one.

Thanks oh is a mechanic so I will get him to do it as he is used to fixing stuff lol

cheer1eader

buyitall wrote: »

Just got the Orchard cheese invite, so they are still being given out.
It reminded me that I haven't used any of the mocs from the Healthy Living campaign

me too & i only signed up & filled in the surveys today

jailea

remote90 wrote: »

Has anyone worked out the best way of using the E45 MOC?

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/asda-compare-prices/Body_Care/E45_Dermatological_Cream_Treatment_for_Dry_Skin_Conditions_50g.html

£1.10 at M. £2 at A. I think that means they pay you a penny to buy (on apg ofc)

Jelly_Biactol

lawrie28 wrote: »

This popped up on my Facebook feed, someone is doing a challenge to only spend £28 on food/drink in February. They want to live on £1 a day. I'm sat there thinking, if that where me on my own (not with DW and kids), that would be easy. 12 burgers for £4 give me 1/3 of my protein for the month straightaway.....and never mind the 1p chocs etc for treats!
https://www.facebook.com/events/664408793622809/

This isn't meant to sound flippant or to demean the hardships of people who really do have very limited food budget to live on, but that's a piece of p1ss. My monthly food/drink spends are regularly around the £30-£35 mark, and if I spend over £50 it's been a very expensive month. (I keep all receipts and add up at month-end.) That's just for me; there's no Jelly tots to feed.
Coincidentally, last February I wanted to run down my freezer and cupboard stock, so I set myself a no-spend-on-groceries challenge. Bear in mind I only have a fridge-freezer, and a tins & dried goods cupboard, so it's not like I had a mountain of food. It certainly was a challenge, and it made me think a lot about using different foodstuffs in different ways, but I went 27 days without any food/drink spends. (Just one day short of a full month! Drat!!!) Again, I'm not saying this for the kudos; it's just what happened.

I was thinking about doing something similar this February as well; though that would be easier, with the M/S stocks.:)