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

WhoWantsChicken

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Were the Chicagos £2 each/2 for £3.50 instore?
As no mbuy on msm, I would have thought they would compare at whatever the individual prices are on your receipt. Sounds reasonable to me as wouldn't be 2 for £3.50 if instore individual price was lower than £1.75. I had someone do the reverse instore on one of my wombles earlier:( - they got a Cumberland Pie at £2.00 - when I checked an hour ago, msm.co.uk had £3.50 vs £3.09 for M (msm now says A £2.00 on the detailed product page but I note it's still got £3.50 on the 'overview' so it's in the transition stage). My shopper bought it at £2 on their receipt, and it compared £2 vs £3.09 at Morries:eek: on the APG.

Yeah £2 each/2 for £3.50, could be good if it goes through again vsM as MotherBear worked it out for me as it would after APG work out as about £2.20 for 2x packs

BIG_MOC

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

OMG I have no idea what I have missed... bloody work gets in the way!
:o:o

from my shop
dolmio and cheerios 4 for £5 cheerios are the trigger

Tilda Steamed Basmati Rice Egg Fried and Tilda Steamed Brown Basmati Rice 2 for £2 Brown basmati the trigger

Nestle Munch Bunch Mega Double Up Layered Fromage, choc and strawberry and vanilla and strawberry 2 for £2 the choc/strawberry is the trigger

hope that makes sense

Sunshinemummy

WhoWantsChicken wrote: »

Still can't believe the daggers the SA gave me when he took the tag off the Pimms, I really don't look like a Pimms drinker but love it & also embarrassingly Pernod. I miss being the only 18 year old guy in an old mans pub drinking Pernod & lemon, wouldn't even think of it now that I'm in Glasgow if you're not drinking Bucky you're posh therefor rich & an easy target for mugging

ooh I cannot drink pernod.. after I woke up in the shower the following morning...

But my friend can do some amazing things with Pimms...
very amazing

:D:D:D

I cannot imagine you being 18! lol

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

fairclaire

couponqueen123 wrote: »

i could have writen the above my o/h is an amazing cook if i have to cook for kids i make an easy dinner chicken goujons or fish fingers and waffles and panick as its cooking as to not burn it lol

it once took me 2 hours to make a cooked breakfast i can slow cook and roast a joint of meat just about but as for timeing im:eek::eek:

cheese on everything was popular in my pub nearly every one had cheese melted on what they had even had a old gent have it on his fish once :rotfl:

Nice to hear from you CQ. How is that bun in your oven?

Sunshinemummy

BIG_MOC wrote: »

from my shop
dolmio and cheerios 4 for £5 cheerios are the trigger

Tilda Steamed Basmati Rice Egg Fried and Tilda Steamed Brown Basmati Rice 2 for £2 Brown basmati the trigger

Nestle Munch Bunch Mega Double Up Layered Fromage, choc and strawberry and vanilla and strawberry 2 for £2 the choc/strawberry is the trigger

hope that makes sense

Thanks it makes great sense x

I just need to get a moment to go in asda...

:T:T:T:T:T

Savvybuyer

So - if there's no mbuy on msm and you can pay less individual price, when taking into account the mbuy saving, than is showing on msm then buy the mbuy if the individual instore price, not taking into account the mbuy, is more than the individual price on msm. (Assuming it is worth it even with the higher APG; sometimes even with more APG it will still work out too expensive for me.)

If there is an mbuy on msm that is more than the individual prices, then also buy the mbuy number (eg £1x 2) - even if (probably especially if) there is no mbuy instore - as it will then compare from the mbuy (eg 2 for £3).

Great, thanks - that's very clear:D:rotfl::rotfl:.

Sunshinemummy

EMMAP wrote: »

As I can see now I'm all caught up.

Phew. That was epic. It was actually more like 50 pages.

I'm very sorry to hear your news snap. Very sorry indeed. Lots of love to you. I hope there are plenty of glitches and other things to keep your mind occupied xxx

I have not read back, so well done EmmaP

Snap sending cuddles and love to you xxx

fairclaire

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

ooh I cannot drink pernod.. after I woke up in the shower the following morning...

But my friend can do some amazing things with Pimms...
very amazing

:D:D:D

I cannot imagine you being 18! lol

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I drank Pernod as a teenager.....with blackcurrant. I went home and threw up in one of those wicker bins that were fashionable in the 80s and got a slapped head for my troubles.......and a never ending reminder about the said holes in the wicker bin and how blackcurrant stains carpets :rotfl::rotfl:

Sunshinemummy

fairclaire wrote: »

I drank Pernod as a teenager.....with blackcurrant. I went home and threw up in one of those wicker bins that were fashionable in the 80s and got a slapped head for my troubles.......and a never ending reminder about the said holes in the wicker bin and how blackcurrant stains carpets :rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

My mum used to get the ones with a plastic lining built in!

Does anyone have a bin in their living room any more? Obviously my mum does... she is now a little posher and has a metal bin, covered in material... but still walks into the kitchen and uses this bin so she can keep the living room one clean!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Sunshinemummy

I will bid everyone night.

If anyone can recommend a nice cafe bar in Sheffield for Sunday I would be very appreciative.... we want somewhere nice but not so posh we are asked to leave!!!