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

Savvybuyer

zippydooda wrote: »

[STRIKE]explain please. mine say 5 for £1.50 from asda
quite a huge difference from what you posted[/STRIKE]
im a numpty I crossed posts with the fruit

I'm sorry - I've unthanked you:rotfl:. It was a good post, seeking an explanation (regardless of whether or not the question was 'stupid' to some people, and I place myself in the 'lack of knowledge':eek: place on this item:o:o:o) but you've now amended to saying you're a "numpty" and I don't agree with that, so no longer thanking you!:p:rotfl::rotfl:

Thanks!:)

EMMAP

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Are you feeling ill??

:D:D:D:D

Tee hee. Nah just work and stuff. And the nearest supermarket to me is Ts.

But if there's glitch on washing up liquid or bog roll I'm on it like a car bonnet!

EMMAP

cjj wrote: »

Aww thanks xx
What I really need is a glitch buddie, I'm fine with someone else with me. Any volunteers

I'd be your glitch buddy but I don't think we live near to each other?

Plus I'm already spoken for *raises eyebrows at PD*

wendyak

I've suddenly realised that, having given half of them away, those £1.50 per pack burgers I sweated blood and tears over (not to mention risking trouting) have actually cost me double that now (albeit I've had the pleasure of giving great meat to my children too)! I guess the lesson is for me to keep shtumm :cool: regarding my glitched bargains and then, when I do give them away, everyone will be overwhelmed by my generosity! :D:D:D


This is so me.
I would happily give my children the shirt off my back if it made them happy but sometimes you realise you are actually giving away the things you will need and will cost you a lot more to replace.
OH is always telling me to keep quiet about how little things cost but people get to know and press you for the price.

fairclaire

Snap-ant wrote: »

And my sister is going down hill small indications showing. I hope I'm very wrong - fingers crossed

So worried - it's been maybe 8 years since it happened before.

She has opened a shop with others & it's very stressful & the others expect her to sort everything

Aww snap

I also wish you were my neighbour

David.

Tinyshoes wrote: »

That was my mum and dad's rule, they never ever had any credit except their mortgage. Probably why I am such a lucky girl now there were no debts to pay off from the estate.

There has been one time in my life where me and Mr TS had to live beyond our means to put food on the table because of health reasons and it took us a few years to pay it off.

You have to try and stay in control whatever the circumstance, while you are in control you can always steer yourself in the right direction, it can be hard but it can be done.

My point exactly these situations are out of the blue and need to be worked around

cjj_2

fairclaire wrote: »

It really isn't worth stressing or getting ill over. We have next to no income. OH has a pension, I get odd bits and pieces from work when I can do it. We live mostly from savings that we've managed to gather over the years.
I used to feel very annoyed that I was having to use my savings to live on and then I realised that's exactly why I had savings in the first place! After having a blast as a youngster I adapted my Dads rainy day attitude........and unfortunately my rainy day came
I have read all the views on benefits etc with interest today but it's not something I like to give my view on. Everyone's situation is different.
I certainly would be spending a lot more of my savings if it wasn't for being here. We manage to maintain a pretty good standard of living despite our circumstances

Thankyou FC. I guess I carry on glitching as much as I can ( many times I just can't ) as I feel I'm letting my family down if I don't do this for them. If it were just me I certainly wouldn't risk making myself ill to get some luxuries. I would rather live a basic life, but I want more for my kids xx

David.

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Taking control. :T:T:T

I bet she had a bit of help.

A bit :eek:
:rotfl:

Savvybuyer

scottishshortie wrote: »

Try this link I can only see it signed out so my store doesn't sell it http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/asda-compare-prices/Indian_Cuisine/ASDA_Chapatti_400g.html

Boo:(.

S10CT.

Chrisv

Claire1972 wrote: »

Are these found with the ready meals?

Yes Claire, in the Ready Meals chillers.