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TrulyMadly wrote: »Zippy...do you sometimes run round the other way or do you always go the same way.
I've convinced myself that you've changed direction but then again I'm on the prosecco:)
Depends who I'm chasing
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Thanks - I am pretty used to the system even though I don't post much here. That would be why I was so surprised the PP didn't come out.zippydooda wrote: »Have you not just asked the same question as me saying post your items. I could see that 13 items were bought but something has gone wrong which I suspect would not happen to someone more used to the system
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Same old same old.
KP Wheat Crunchies Crispy Bacon - savvy buy in M at £1.00? I saw lots at 50p RTC in A, they were B/B April 2014 (plenty of time), but I didn't buy any - that 50p is still too much!
Cadbury Creations Popping Candy £1.24:rotfl::eek::wall:0 -
TrulyMadly wrote: »I was at our local food bank yesterday. They put in some extra goodies as it was for a family with a little boy.
Unsure if you are all aware but it's not easy to access food parcels....I know some people think that for some families it is a free for all. It isn't.
You need to provide DOB, post code, reasons for needing a food parcels and it's not enough just to say"ran out of food". You have to show exceptional circumstances. I wrote 3 paragraphs. You cannot return again unless circumstances have changed.
The parcel I collected contained rice, pasta, pasta sauce, milk, frozen bread, Smart Price cereal,tuna, tinned veg, sweets,tea bags, tinned meatballs. I added to it a bag of fruit and veg and toiletries:cool:
Dad cried when I turned up with it:o
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Which British comedian of the 1970s/80s had the catchphrase 'Ooh chase me chase me'?To do is to be. Rousseau
To be is to do. Sartre
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Savvybuyer wrote: »Rolls - which ones? I assume two different Haribo? Bag of sweets might not count, depending on which it is. The glue doesn't count. That could be only 9 items or the Maoam may not count?
Doesn't everything count as an item for a PP though? I didn't think they had exclusions like kiosk items etc like A's?
I could be totally wrong though :cool: :rotfl:...those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind.
PRIDE
There's a fork in the road, which way will you go
You standing still or will you step into the great unknown,
Is yours to decide, this is your life.
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Savvybuyer wrote: »Rolls - which ones? I assume two different Haribo? Bag of sweets might not count, depending on which it is. The glue doesn't count. That could be only 9 items or the Maoam may not count?
Why don't the glue count. The 1p pencils and torch did for me0 -
Yeah, that's what I thought toolookinforabargain wrote: »Doesn't everything count as an item on for a PP though? I didn't think they had exclusions like kiosk items etc like A's?
I could be totally wrong though :cool: :rotfl:
I've usually had newspapers and other non-food items appear on PP. But as I said, in my case there were 12 normal items so I'm stumped
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