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locarr

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Wonder what snap and fourp are up to:)

Last seen at T's exchanging a PP for a large steak!;)

TrulyMadly

fairclaire wrote: »

Savvy I came across an interesting (probably only to us ) fact today....Ive just remembered I was going to share

Some are starting to wake up to autism as an employment asset, not a disability. For example companies like Specialisterne have found that their autistic IT consultants are on average 10% better at checking software code for errors, than their neurotypical peers. Controversially for some, one specialist intelligence unit in the Israeli Defence Force is made up exclusively of autistic analysts, who excel at scanning signals of military threats.

Sounds good in theory FC but they'd never shut Savvy up:rotfl:

fairclaire

cjj wrote: »

TM has NEARLY got me settled Dave, still a bit uneasy :rotfl:

They are right Cjj, it will be fine. And if ever it's not........plead ignorance

davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

Wow......I have no words
literally....I don't :rotfl::rotfl:

It made me so so happy!!!

Splodge12

Hi aau1,
Sorry I haven't replied before but with the weight watchers cereal it is as follows.
Asda buy at £2.28 which compares with Tesco at £1.50 there for a difference of 78p and then the voucher which is worth £1 so actually getting it for £1.28. Tesco price £1.50 difference being 22p to be paid to take it away.

Savvybuyer

Savvybuyer wrote: »

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Also Jacobs Club Variety bigger packs £2 in T (again N/A vs A, we hope and probably also vs S N/A) - or Ocado "low price promise" £3.99 vs £2 T for what's it worth [...]
[...]

"Our low price promise is simple" it says:
http://www.ocado.com/webshop/getStaticContent.do?siteId=22753

Such as having to comply with a load of complex terms, it seems to me, including being one of the products on their downloadable list.

£10 max. voucher - redeemable against an Ocado online order complying with usual terms e.g. minimum spend £40:eek::eek:. In other words - buy in T rather than Ocado LPP vs T unless you want to pay £30 more in addition to your voucher on your next shop.

TrulyMadly

Splodge12 wrote: »

Hi aau1,
Sorry I haven't replied before but with the weight watchers cereal it is as follows.
Asda buy at £2.28 which compares with Tesco at £1.50 there for a difference of 78p and then the voucher which is worth £1 so actually getting it for £1.28. Tesco price £1.50 difference being 22p to be paid to take it away.

I can't look.... Sorry Splodge....he's coming for you:eek:

fairclaire

Splodge12 wrote: »

Hi aau1,
Sorry I haven't replied before but with the weight watchers cereal it is as follows.
Asda buy at £2.28 which compares with Tesco at £1.50 there for a difference of 78p and then the voucher which is worth £1 so actually getting it for £1.28. Tesco price £1.50 difference being 22p to be paid to take it away.

Noooooooo! no maths on the nightshift :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Savvybuyer

Savvy "free advertising promotion" for some companies again:(:(.

£5 off voucher against £12 spend in W H Smith, possibly. Bound to be subject to T&Cs details of which I am unaware at the moment. On front page of tomorrow's Daily Telegraph, just shown a few minutes ago on the BBC News Channel's paper preview. I always have my attention drawn to these offers when I see them on there:rotfl:.

Seems, on the superficial surface of it, quite good as £5 is quite a percentage of £12 (although doubtless factor in the cost of the newspaper and, with it being a Sat. edition, probably more costly - but if you're a Telegraph [Strike]reader[/Strike] purchaser already...?)

davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

Noooooooo! no maths on the nightshift :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Can we have a list of who does not want maths on the night shift please??

• Fairclaire
• Davemorton
• ?