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David.

sliver wrote: »

How do I tell if the Tesco burgers are the one's that work?

I read that if it had no silver sticker it probably wouldn't work (but then read something about portrait and landscape labels which confused me)

Grateful for any help. Hoping to land in T's in about 30 and find a shelf full of burgers and BNI curry

Thanks

Tesco Finest
4 British Beef Steak Burgers
Silver sticker Any 3 for £10 or any 2 for £7

David.

purpledonkey wrote: »

:grouphug: to all that need them today :A

What even just for a warm :rotfl:

aau1

pacifica9 wrote: »

Good afternoon all.

Happy birthday fourp! Enjoy. :beer:

Tigerwhite - sorry to hear such sad news. Hugs to you & QoC.

aau - thanks for the blue packing tape tip - found a box on the top shelf today and liberated it's 1p contents. :T Also managed to find the Pentel sets, some pencil cases and two of the Nike backpacks for 1p. :j:j

It's getting very blustery here now. Take care all.

:j:j:j:j

That's at least 3 of us have found them using that trick

I'm so glad I spotted it now

Colin_Hunt

sliver wrote: »

How do I tell if the Tesco burgers are the one's that work?

I read that if it had no silver sticker it probably wouldn't work (but then read something about portrait and landscape labels which confused me)

Grateful for any help. Hoping to land in T's in about 30 and find a shelf full of burgers and BNI curry

Thanks

BC 5052910111661 on my latest purchase of burgers.
As usual Jalfrezi & Korma

aau1

sliver wrote: »

How do I tell if the Tesco burgers are the one's that work?

I read that if it had no silver sticker it probably wouldn't work (but then read something about portrait and landscape labels which confused me)

Grateful for any help. Hoping to land in T's in about 30 and find a shelf full of burgers and BNI curry

Thanks

Is the wind that bad where you are?

locarr

tigerwhite wrote: »

afternoon all. Sorry I've not been on - no chance of catching up either. Had a very sad day yesterday. It was the funeral of the 9 year old boy The size of the coffin was tragic. Such an awful day but my friend (the stepmum) and her partner (the dad) managed to do some beautiful readings and did him proud - the church was completely packed with standing room only. Felt exhausted and drained at the end of it.

Hope everyone is well. I did briefly read Nannylala's post. Sending you a big hug for yesterday nanny :A

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Little people's funerals are so, so dreadfully sad


I think I am going to log off for a while. All I am getting today everywhere is reminders of things that make me sad and weepy

Big hugs Tiger and QOC....the death of a child really does put things in to perspective:(

LilacLillie

locarr wrote: »

anyone tried these?:)



https://www.degustabox.com/en/#como-anchor

https://www.facebook.com/DegustaboxUK

a box of new products to try each month for £12.99, 1st month for £4.99 with code!:cool:

Can't find code for £4.99 price....................help please?
LL

Mumto2monkeys

Well I've just completed an assault course worthy of krypton factor:eek::rotfl:

Little man fell asleep on my knee whilst we were reading...I've successfully managed to carry him over the closed baby gate....wrestled his coat off the banister, on to the pushchair, got him in his pushchair with his coat on and he's still asleep:j:j that's what I call a good result:rotfl:
Now all I have to do is get the rain cover on without disturbing him:eek:

David.

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David.

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