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

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queen_of_cheap wrote: »

If you go into your account and click on "clicks by merchant" you'll see if it registered your visit. Mine does. I got TCB to check to make sure and it was them who said to raise a claim

I've had a look and it does show that I clicked the merchant, hopefully it will sort it's self out not sure how long it takes for them to usually get back It's weird how most have tracked though

fairclaire

Morgy9 wrote: »

Mhoc - so very pleased to read your news about DS imminent return. Remember times waited for my Oh to come home when he was in army - had Bosnia but escaped Ireland. Enjoy your family reunion........ :beer:

Fairclaire - wondered if your eldest would appreciate the jingle. Hope things are going well with him.

I'm sure he would as an extra mature student myself, I probably appreciate it more! :rotfl::rotfl:
Yes, he is doing very well. Thanks for asking. He is loving uni and is still helping me out way much more than he should have to :A

I hope you are well too, haven't seen you posting much lately.

Talking of people not posting much.......haven't seen thrifty sister lately? Im hoping she is off somewhere sunny and I missed it?

David.

karlie88 wrote: »

:eek:

:rotfl:

Currently on about 28mpg in the Nurb!

:eek:

It will all work out fine once you are working 24/7 in your surgery :cool:

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mhoc wrote: »

2k is a very meaningful amount, be very proud of it.

So our credit card bills were cleared as where bank loans and finally the mortgage finished. We were helping eldest child through uni so her bills cost us nearly £400 a month - often more. She did a 4th year so we supported her financially.
Then I started an accurate record of exactly what our total worth was against what bills were outstanding - end of year accounts
In the 1st year we were £2k in profit :T
Each year it gets gradually better, even in 2012 when my car had 3 catrostropic failures and 2013 when it failed altogether, even in the year youngest son was living at home so we had a free cat sitter so we ended up doing 2 main holidays and 3 long weekends :rotfl:

2k is an amount to be celebrated

Very well said!

David.

Hayfever and allergy things 2p Maybe
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Good evening everybody
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9h86LDnYJ0
:beer:

lookinforabargain

fairclaire wrote: »

No, we just expect that standard from you :rotfl:

Did you have a good day with your family?

From me?! :think: you must be thinking of someone else

Yeah it's great to have them here and they are here till Wednesday too so looking forward to getting out and about tomorrow, the weather was :eek: today. Thanks for asking x

Sunshinemummy

karlie88 wrote: »

4.44444444444444p

Or 0.11111111111111111p per gram.

:j:rotfl::j

Can you use your maths skills to confirm the individual price of the NG. There have been 22p and 13p quoted as the package price.... I have no idea! When I tried to figure it out I got 20p! I trust aau and zippy's maths skills much more than my own! But not as much as yours!! :D:D:D

David.

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Can you use your maths skills to confirm the individual price of the NG. There have been 22p and 13p quoted as the package price.... I have no idea! When I tried to figure it out I got 20p! I trust aau and zippy's maths skills much more than my own! But not as much as yours!! :D:D:D

Leave her be she is looking at car brochures and dribbling

bubbs

sparklyfee wrote: »

Just type in raisin bakes not nutri grain. That worked for me. Hth

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