An Enjoyable Look Into tweets and Poppy's Expeditions Thread (An 11+ ELITE Thread)

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cjj wrote: »

Hi, I've searched back but must be on last thread. Dog food I gather is casears but I don't know any other details. Can anyone help please. Tia

Went and copied and pasted from last thread ...


Originally Posted by bargainqueen8
rom my muggle shop bought in Sada at 11.30 pm on Friday 9th May -

Sada have a '5 for £3' offer on Cesar dog food (little foil trays 150g each) so I decided to treat our pooch to some as she had her booster jab yesterday (sad I know but she's my baby )

Anyway - I think I have discovered a little glitch :j:j as I bought 5 assorted flavours (including one tray of 150g Cesar Country Kitchen with tasty turkey and brown rice in a delicious gravy) and the receipt showed the 5 for £3 discount but APG only showed the four flavours below:


A v M
1 x Cesar Chef's Choice Lightly Grilled White Fish, Ri... £0.75 £0.75
1 x Cesar Chef's Choice Lightly Grilled Chicken, Brown... £0.75 £0.75
2 x Cesar Classics with Tender Beef & Liver (150g) £1.60 £1.30

I've searched both MSM and the Sada website but can't find the Cesar Country Kitchen with tasty turkey and brown rice) flavour on either site so I think this flavour is a trigger. However, it does show up on Morribobs website.

The BC for the Cesar Country Kitchen with tasty turkey and brown rice is: 3 065890 121867

Obviously, (if I'm correct - please don't shoot me if I'm wrong) the best APG would be obtained if you buy 4 x Cesar Classics with Tender Beef & Liver (150g) £3.20 v £2.60 plus 1 x Cesar Country Kitchen with tasty turkey and brown rice). The only supermarket that compares on the Cesar Classics with Tender Beef & Liver (150g) flavour according to MSM is Morries so I think this needs to be an A v M shop.

I think this would get an APG for 86p on a £3 spend, making each little tray 42p (as opposed to 80p full price:eek:).

Apologies in advance if this has already been posted (I did a thread search and nothing came up) or I have made a complete pigs ear of my first (possible) glitch! :cool::cool: If it is a glitch (and that's a BIG IF) then I will be over the moon for discovering my first glitch (not counting the Tassimo one I found and posted several hours too late as another poster had beaten me to it!)


hth nenen.:)

nikkilala_2

Blimey its been so long I had to google how to add a picture!

zippydooda

David. wrote: »

aau wants his !!!! kicking for that I thought he had sorted the first post :rotfl:
Someone explain a trigger I was and then figured it was going to be more confusing :rotfl:


A trigger does not show up on the apg system and if it is part of a multibuy as in 3 for £5 it means the other 2 items compare at full price .

more confusing now you got only half of it,

a trigger is an item that makes the others glitch.
a hidden trigger is what david has described.
but you can also get a visible one, that is one which is in a multi buy in sada, but msm does not think it is. so it shows on the apg but multi buy don't. so apg thinks you have paid a lot more than you have.

ps we refer to both as just a trigger once glitch is underway.

cjj_2

tweets your a star xx

3010

nikkilala wrote: »

Blimey its been so long I had to google how to add a picture!

Took me months to work it out. I was spending ages uploading pictures from the internet to tiny pic. I then discovered you could just right click and get its address to add it here.

I was that over joyed at discovering it I started the process of adding it to the newspaper thread daily. :rotfl: Simple things etc.

nikkilala_2

3010 wrote: »

Took me months to work it out. I was spending ages uploading pictures from the internet to tiny pic. I then discovered you could just right click and get its address to add it here.

I was that over joyed at discovering it I started the process of adding it to the newspaper thread daily. :rotfl: Simple things etc.

I used to be able to do with my eyes closed..lol..But I'll soon get back in the swing of it. I remember things better if Ive seen a picture

RootedNomad

lisam8544 wrote: »

Hi, is there a trigger for the 3 for £10 haircare glitch?

I think there are several, certainly the v large pump dispense VO5 poo/conds were working last week and have just checked msm and I am still not seeing them there. Some of the new Schwarzkopf ultime were working but lots have been added now - not sure if any still missing as don't use these, but may be worth cross reffing. B & H still included but my store seems to have run out of the lavender/ginseng triggers and only now have the grapefruit and raspberry ones on the shelf

bubbs

MrsBartolozzi wrote: »

Hi FairClare, I had cataract surgery 6 weeks ago and if your OH really has trouble with eye drops then he may have trouble with aspects of the pre op preparation as well as aftercare.

I got 4x drops to dilate my pupil in the hour before surgery. Then another couple of drops to dilate and numb just before the anaesthetic was administered. (Don't, whatever you do, google/ youtube Sub-tenon's anaesthetic). This was the only uncomfortable part of the procedure for me.

After that your eye is numb and immobile and during surgery all you can see is lights (other eye has a drape over it so you can't see anything). After the surgery your OH will be given antibiotic drops and a steroid drop. Each to be given 4x a day for probably 4 weeks. Do you think he can deal with that regime? He'll probably not need sutures (I did :eek:) and will probably just need a follow up appt after 4 weeks or so. I had fluorescein put in my eye then, but he may not?
Me, my cataract was caused by steroid drops so it was a bit of a challenge putting the damn drops that put me in this position in hourly for the first week, but hey ho, worst part is the taste when it works it's way down your tubes to your throat, :eek:.

Its my hubby with cataracts , i really dont know how he will cope:eek::(

Dizzy_Ditzy

dipdap wrote: »

Poppd to the vets on the school run and hamsters booked in for tomorrow morning.
Kids are upset naturally, I've told them not to expect her to come home (she's scratched so much she's bleeding now )
£44 to have a hamster put to sleep, not very mse but I'll happily pay it to make sure she's not in pain

:( you know you are doing the right thing :(

It wasn't long ago I had to make the same choice

Xx

3010

nikkilala wrote: »

I used to be able to do with my eyes closed..lol..But I'll soon get back in the swing of it. I remember things better if Ive seen a picture

Helps also for quickness when scanning in the supermarkets for what you want rather then standing there looking at every bottle and pot.