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

elsie1969

fairclaire wrote: »

Oooh that's a nice find Elsie. What date is on it?

Receipt from a tea time shop tonight.

zippydooda

fairclaire wrote: »

Be happy for me. I hardly ever get any meat

just got home and catching up. but can I volunteer,

zippydooda

Colin_Hunt wrote: »

I have one available, but she eats chocolate.

I know where your coming from :beer:

abailey54

zagubov wrote: »

I have never heard of this. In my day there were a Jay and a separate Silent Bob and that was the right way for the world to be. They were in one of the funniest films ever made.

Agreed, but which one? Dogma was my fav but wasn't the funniest. Clerks?

MKS

zippydooda wrote: »

just got home and catching up. but can I volunteer,

Probably will depend on if you did go out and got 'piddled'.

davemorton

zagubov wrote: »

I have never heard of this. In my day there were a Jay and a separate Silent Bob and that was the right way for the world to be. They were in one of the funniest films ever made.

:T:T:T Indeedy!!!

Savvybuyer

Just leaves my own shop from tonight.

7 items on your bill qualify for comparison Sainsbury's

+£1.67
1 x ASDA Cream Crackers (300g)£0.40£0.40
1 x ASDA Clear Plasters (40)£0.90£0.75
1 x The Fabulous Bakin' Boys Golden Oaty Flapjacks (5)£0.50N/A
1 x ASDA Radish (200g)£0.50£0.30
1 x ASDA Power Scourers (6)£1.98£1.00
1 x ASDA Smartprice Rubber Gloves Medium (2)£0.48£0.24
1 x ASDA Smartprice Chicken Roll (400g)£1.10£1.00
1 x ASDA Smartprice Wafer Thin Cooked Ham (400g)£1.50£1.50
Comparison total (compared products only)£6.86£5.19

Note that
1 x ASDA Smartprice Rubber Gloves Medium (2)£0.48N/A

Returning N/A vs Morrisons, although showing M price on msm, but you wouldn't go for vs M as they are much cheaper in Sains.

Sadly no £2 GC, just went for them on correct SEL as they're rather a 'good' filler aren't they? I originally prepared my shop for a Supermarket that was nearer to where I was this evening, but store turned out to have no W/T Ham, no Chicken Roll (which I'm only getting occasionally now as it's not best meat is it?), so little sold by the store that I couldn't prepare any good shopping. I left after thinking of switching to vs T (the range was that bad) but I've already got items vs T and needed some cooked meats! But not to worry as picked up a £1.70 womble at that Supermarket:rotfl:!

Other store, on the way back home, also had the odd item missing that was on my original shopping list, so it sort of developed (wasn't originally going to get Scourers, again:mad:) - there were no Raspberry Turnovers there (we usually get those only to add a significant amount of APG back, but buying them three, four, five times, once on every Sainsbobs shop isn't money-saving, so I've been resisting hard) - I picked up 2x Apple Turnovers so I could see if they would return at 2 for £2 (to be fair, not as bad as it could be, as 90p net for a pack isn't a complete rip-off) or whether they would be at 69p x2. However during my shop I decided they weren't worth it, especially as I would have to be getting two (at £3.20 total) and spending more in excess of my APG voucher off that shop, so I had a change of heart and, probably, ended up a bit better off (in a store absent any Raspberry Turnovers. I prefer the Apple ones anyway - the amount of fruit in the Raspberry ones at Mr A, it's not that great is it?).

Anyway, perhaps I will leave for the night now:rotfl::rotfl::D:wave:

davemorton

abailey54 wrote: »

Agreed, but which one? Dogma was my fav but wasn't the funniest. Clerks?

:eek: What about Mallrats?

zippydooda

Mildred1970 wrote: »

Zippy :T:T:T

I'm looking at going on a water meter so I've been looking at these. That is a good price methinks

just seen your reply, I think its an excellent price, I cant believe it came up now as my son in-law only just asked me to find him one as he knows I can find a deal.
only downer for me is I paid this without the stand
butt I really do like helping others.

fairclaire

hornetgirl wrote: »

Thank you to everyone for their kind wishes to my mum earlier in the week. She came home from hospital today and the latest update was that she was watching Pointless and eating a large slice of chocolate cake. Sadly though it seems probable that as her heart is failing she will continue to have these problems and need to be stabilised in hospital each time. Old age is a bu**er sometimes

It's good that's she's fine....even if it is for now. It's so hard to watch your parents suffer, whatever age they are
Please take this in the way that it's intended old age is a bu**er but it's also a blessing many of us don't get to experience. Both my parents died far too young Life is so bittersweet sometimes. I hope your mum remains as well as possible for as long as possible and enjoy her whilst she does