Fillers, fillers, fillers!!! Everyone Learns IT Eventually

Jelly_Biactol

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Happy St David's day. This photo was taken from our room in Portmeirion last year

Here's a splash of colour from the same place

hornetgirl

Just catching up after being out most of the day.

Hope tweets and poppy are both feeling better now.

Bubbs, as an alternative how about premium bonds? I know there's no guarantees but you might win a prize and your money is safe. While interest rates are low, this is where any spare money we have goes once cash ISAs have been filled for the year.

Ciabatta bacon butties here tonight.

pattylabelle

zippydooda wrote: »

edit miffie got some in store earlier and they did compare £1 v £1 even though she paid 25p

so 15p each

wish I had a dog:D:D

Jelly_Biactol

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

Yep, Barnsley born & bred

It's full name is Barnsley Tha Knaws, because every time I ask someone from there where they come from, that's what they always say:)

pattylabelle

avt dated today

5 x ASDA Chosen by Kids Strawberry Jelly (135g) £2.00 £0.95
1 x Very Lazy Garlic (200g) £1.47 £1.00
1 x Philadelphia Lightest Soft Cheese (200g) £1.87 £1.00

avs dated today

1 x Nescafe Caf! Menu Mocha (8 per pack - 176g) £2.68 £1.49

aau1

xxlouisexx56 wrote: »

I went to a different T's today. Surrey Quays for anyone local. What a carp hole! Rudest staff ever. Anyway rubbish for wombles no Ribena cartons and no burgers!

So went to my old faithful back home... 300 points, £1.67 pp and £5 hh in wombles.
Got my first lot of burgers too !


Liking the look of the medley bar glitch. We use those in lunch boxes so super useful. Hope it's still on, on Monday when I can get to A's!

So are you finally going to update your sig?

bubbs

HopePray wrote: »

I have an ISA that I pay into every year, but some of the money from that ISA is in a two year fixed ISA, some in a five year fixed rate and some in a ten year fixed rate. It's a good way of getting extra interest if you are prepared to have the money tied up in this way.
Mine is saving for retirement so I'm prepared to have it tied up long term.

Thanks, we pay in every month but wouldnt want it tied in for a fixed amount of time incase we need it sooner than the fixed rate ends

davemorton

zippydooda wrote: »

edit miffie got some in store earlier and they did compare £1 v £1 even though she paid 25p

so 15p each

Most strange. I got a pack last night and they compared at 25p?

1 x Pedigree Dentastix for Medium Dogs (3 per pack - 7... £0.25 £1.00

Savvybuyer

Classy_Chick06 wrote: »

It looks like you have mixed up 2 different biscuit glitches together..

The choc panther wafers are the trigger with the cookies in the 3 for £2 Biscuit Barrel deal.
So buy 1 choc panther and 2 cookies.

The Caramel Wagon wheels or the Choc & Caramel Digestive Medleys are the triggers in the 3 for £3 Choc Biscuit Deal.
So buy 1 of the above and any other 2 medleys.

You can only buy 1 of each deal per shop.

HTH

:rotfl::rotfl::D , .... sorry!:o Now the glitches themselves are getting some people confused:(. Sorry it didn't work and just let's hope more people can work out the more complex nature of it all.:)

bubbs

hornetgirl wrote: »

Just catching up after being out most of the day.

Hope tweets and poppy are both feeling better now.

Bubbs, as an alternative how about premium bonds? I know there's no guarantees but you might win a prize and your money is safe. While interest rates are low, this is where any spare money we have goes once cash ISAs have been filled for the year.

Ciabatta bacon butties here tonight.

Ahhh thats an idea thanks:T:T