Da thread....do you dare come in da house?

bubbs

nerfdad wrote: »

I've never seen anybody post this before:D:D

You cheeky $%&*£!!:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Bananababe

scottishshortie wrote: »

This thread has been a lifesaver for me more than once I don't go for every glitch because I couldn't afford it plus would only be buying for the sake of it I don't drink and live in Scotland so don't do alcohol glitches just get what I need to keep me going knowing that I could easily lose my job and be unemployed so I keep my lifestyle simple

We do to. I have a if OH had no job budget. We are about living that way the now as we are paying down our mortgage. reducing the actual monthly payment instead of the term for now.

I would ditch Sky etc in a heartbeat if needed to. I have my plan !! Been there done that before. I could be living life of riley if wanted to I guess, my hubby earns a great wage but I always seem to wait on that brown fan !!

Tinyshoes

TrulyMadly wrote: »

We have an understanding:smileyhea:smileyhea

That sounds a bit fishy to me. :rotfl:

David.

TrulyMadly wrote: »

We have an understanding:smileyhea:smileyhea

Tinyshoes wrote: »

That sounds a bit fishy to me. :rotfl:

The view approaching TMs

annieme

iwantsomemoney wrote: »

you're right, i never even noticed that. i really just wanted prosecco but didn't want to lose out on the pp. serves me right for looking at msm for my prices.

Thank you for replying. I gave 6 bottles to my ds as he likes it. I was going to get some more but it won't be as cheap. I think, if my maths are right, £4.24 a bottle.

Tinyshoes

David. wrote: »

Nothing as such decided to go and see if any of the cod I picked up half price and yes quite a bit sitting on the ice as he was reducing kippers and salmon slowly so walked around for what seemed like an age never losing sight of him the cod or the RTC section. Next thing he is packing it away gutted I just thought for some reason once out and in the open it would need to go but evidently not :rotfl:.
Did get some bread and a load of deli wraps £2 down to 20p not sure who would pay £2 mind. 4 muffins and a cheese selection half price at £4 worked out the same price as normal cheese give or take and good till the 5th or in Stubbys case 2031
This was N.A. Noticed a couple with about 5 legs of lamb and a box of cheese blocks so followed to get a good look.
Lamb was marked as half price and so was the cheese sel when I found it :rotfl:

Muggle shop. :eek:

Well except for the bread and wraps.

I managed to get some sea bass, rainbow trout, chicken & smoked salmon slices, profiteroles and custard tarts for DD3 who doesn't like fresh cream. :T

Tinyshoes

David. wrote: »

The view approaching TMs

Will you still be invited without any decent meat on offer. :eek:

Not sure cheese has the same kudos, certainly didn't at my parties.

cheer1eader

afternoon all :wave:
popped to t's & then a's this afternoon
got my dogs some whiskas poultry in jelly which they have just tried & loved :rotfl:
& bought some robinsons in a's but will have to wait another 2 hours for the results
hope everyone has had a good bank holiday :beer:

bubbs

My juice shops from 2.20 worked ,thanks op:T:T:T:T

vanilla_twist

On the subject of water bills.
I pay my water and sewage separately.

My water is metered and I pay around £9 a month. I live alone and have a bath every day. Use washing machine on average 4 times a week.

My sewage is around £10 a month. Mum has a grey water tank but I am not that careful.

My dad pays both on one bill and water meter reduced his bills by around £60:eek: a month as only one person living in a large house. He has new walk in shower and showers every day.

I think Large families are better off on standard bills but everyone else needs a meter.

Not been participating in glitching today but I have ordered myself 2 rocking moon loungers from Mighty Deals.
Naebbirac and I played on these in the Range a few weeks back and they were very comfy. Through tcb of course for the 10.1% cashback.

V x