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karlie88

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Oi .................

Ogi........

DeeDee74

iwantsomemoney wrote: »

yes they are the bottles. i took a pic too but have no idea how to upload it and it's very blurred, every member of staff seemed to need to stack around that shelf when i started scanning

edit: there are a few john frieda products in the same 3 for £10 that are £5.98-£6 comparing to £4 in sains.

:rotfl: I had exactly the same problem when I tried taking pic.
Hopefully the 3 for £10 is in a price change as very few things give a return.

altojack

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

So glad I am not the only one that thought that till I had a closer look

Now the 2nd pic is up I can see what it is lol

tweets wrote: »

You just have to remember why your alarm is going off

hmmmm yes, I will try


sorry about the footy tweets

Snap-ant

nerfdad wrote: »

My grandparents were Irish and 1 aunt was a scots:eek:
Yes I'm a mongrel with some French and other bits:eek:

Have you noticed nowadays that what was a mongrel dog - a crossbreed - then they were 10 a penny & shunned.
Now they have fancy names like cockapoodle, labradoodle etc & are very expensive :think:
It is still a mongrel - but most probably more healthy than a pure bred

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Did you take them off first?

No we pulled them up & went round the waist band

It was a posh car too & had a walnut dashboard & leather seats & an aroma of burning nylon :rotfl:

Sunshinemummy

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

That's why God invented grandchildren Have plans for this summer, poor grandson won't know what's hit him, he's nearly 4 and I'm sure he can put up with grandparents going totally mad now :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I have to admit, I really miss having a house full of children. I look forward to having lots and lots of grandchildren..or I will just borrow other peoples!

:D:D:D

annieme

mrsmac10 wrote: »

Dont know if anyone has replied and although I understand explaining is different. It may not be clear and should have added that you need fillers

Asda will offer to price match + 10% if they are not cheaper

M's is £11 so you will get an apg for £15.5-11= £4.50+ 10% of £11=£1.10 making the vodka £9.90 each. COS has £5 cash back on 2

Total cost excluding fillers £31, APG £11.20 COS £5.00 = £15.00 approx £7.50 each

Hope this is correct and aau did not correct earlier



I am stocking up for Xmas gifts as we don't get cheap wine up here:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Thank you so much for explaining. I couldn't work out what COS was but now I understand the whole thing. This will be brilliant to put away for gifts :T

lookinforabargain

Evening all

Had a horrendous day

Remember the new car I was :j about on Monday?
Well the alternator went on it today.
Sat for a couple of hours and then had to be towed back at a cost of £78 :eek: Wishing I'd renewed my AA cover now

Story of my life!

bubbs

Snap-ant wrote: »

:eek: and nylon knickers in 70s swirly lurid patterns from M&S.

My older sister & I had to wait in a car once (in the 70s) & we got bored & burnt holes in our nylon knickers with the cars plug in cigarette lighter :o:o

:rotfl::rotfl:

:eek::eek::eek:
I remember us all sitting in the car, should have been behaving waiting for mum and dad and my sister took the handbrake off the car and it rolled down the drive into the garage door:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

MKS

bubbs wrote: »

Well believe me its true :rotfl: was just telling him and he said it dont bother me it saves us money so im all for it:T:T:T he said the trouble is ordinary muggle men dont understand just how much things are now:D

Never a truer word said.:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Enterprise_1701C

karlie88 wrote: »

Ogi........

Oi .........