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Anon

silvercar wrote: »

Email from Tesco,

"We're offering you the chance to use Click & Collect Groceries for free, for all collections between 15th February - 23rd February 2014*. This offer is available in all Click & Collect Groceries locations, including your local one."

Thank you. Unfortunately 20 mile round trip for me as our locals don't have C and C, self scan or instore scanners.

Anon

bubbs

silvercar wrote: »

Email from Tesco,

"We're offering you the chance to use Click & Collect Groceries for free, for all collections between 15th February - 23rd February 2014*. This offer is available in all Click & Collect Groceries locations, including your local one."

I have ha this since beginning of Jan to March :T:T

Anon

Reported but worth checking if instore A. There are two different pack designs. The one you want is Eco Refill (green banner across top of pack) b/c ending 2585. It is flashed Collect 20 points front top right (new pack has it bottom left).

SEL said £4.37, new pack SEL says £3.

Almost back in the game, bought 10 as Mrs Anon likes this and BBE 12/2015

HTH

Anon

davemorton

And people think we are 'nuts' on this thread...taken from the employment section on the boards .........

fufu_banterwaite wrote: »

As some of you may know from a couple of my previous posts I am not that happy in my current job and have been thinking long and hard about an alternative career.

I’ve got a bit of money behind me and last Friday (inspired by a pub lunch) I came up with what I think is a fantastic idea for a new business. It is slightly odd though.

Basically I am thinking about setting up a business venture that wil lrevolutionarize office lunch breaks. Here is how it works.

By fusing together thousands and thousands of peanuts I have created a 'peanut suit' (jacket, tie, trousers, waistcoast, etc), which I can wear.

Once inside the suit I visit offices and lunch breaks during lunch hours. Office workers then buy coupons from me - at £1 a piece - each representing 5 minutes of snack time.

I then run around the office shouting "Mr Peanut! Mr Peanut!" while workers nibble at me for as long as their coupons allow.

My partner is slightly dubious about how successful it could be, but I really think this scheme could be a winner, and plan to take it to schools and eventually hospitals.

What do you all think?

bubbs

davemorton wrote: »

And people think we are 'nuts' on this thread...taken from the employment section on the boards .........

Thats so funny:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Anon

davemorton wrote: »

And people think we are 'nuts' on this thread...taken from the employment section on the boards .........

Oh dear ... who else's first thought was that this is a dangerous business idea as people have nut allergies, rather than it is simply a crazy idea :eek::rotfl:

Anon

fairclaire

Anon wrote: »

Oh dear ... who else's first thought was that this is a dangerous business idea as people have nut allergies, rather than it is simply a crazy idea :eek::rotfl:

Anon

No, my first thought was why would anyone have fufu as a username :eek: :rotfl:

Westvleteren

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I've just looked at mine. Too much carbs, too much fat and not enough protein

I know what I gotta do this week now though

Just try not to get bogged down in the nutrition side of things, I already am and have been for a long time and it can be unhealthy Try to eat intuitively Something I'm trying to do but it's going to take me a long time.

Just make sure you are eating right for your weight, height, age, sex and the level of intensity of exercise you are doing. My ratios could be vastly different from yours. Just like endurance runners or cyclists are going to need totally different ratios a sprinter.

You're doing well on the exercise front just keep going :T:T

fairclaire

Snap-ant wrote: »

Smile for the selfie

underperky

zagubov wrote: »

Okay, Sherlock! What now?:D

Smile and act normal