A chicken is for life not just Christmas Dinner (An 11+ ELITE Thread)

Savvybuyer

These will be going onto Avs M later, at £1.50 vs £1.00. I saw some Low Low products mentioned earlier as MOC in T mag. but not sure if these are available in T? Looks like they are not, from my msm:

Low Low Minced Beef Hotpot (320g)
Low Low Chicken Tikka Masala with Rice (320g)
Low Low Chicken Tomato & Basil Pasta (320g)
Low Low Sweet & Sour Chicken with Rice (320g)

Msm trying to out-do me as nearly got one more version there than my store. Almost out-did me, as I gathered there were probably four different ones from the Morries SEL.

The Noodles ones are *not* in the £1 offer in M. But, here we go:

Low Low Sweet Chilli Chicken Noodles (320g)£2.00

Shows £2.00 at both A and M on msm. I wouldn't be going for these in any event as much worse then £1.00. But, I have them at £1.50 in M, so: msm website!!:rotfl::rotfl: Beat ya, I think, ha ha!:D:D:j:j:rotfl:

No, to be fair to the msm.co.uk system, it does help me and fills a few gaps for me now occasionally.:T

Tinyshoes

bubbs wrote: »

Hi TS:wave:
Sorry dont know:o

Hi bubbs, isn't it terrible when I can't actually find things to buy that I need. :rotfl:

Pleased to hear your OH has dates sorted for his eyes. Such a relief. :T

Anon

My NowTV expires in June now - a month has disappeared since successfully applying both codes to my account earlier.

Anon

TrulyMadly

A v S

1 x Muller Light Fat Free Yogurts - Assorted Chocolate... £2.50 £1.94
1 x Muller Light Yellow Fruit Yogurts Fat Free (6x175g... £2.50 £1.95

APG picking up the 2 for 1 at Sainsburys

Enterprise_1701C

zippydooda wrote: »

not for m7s though

Rats, couldn't open the email at the time so got excited for nothing

TrulyMadly

Also A v S

1 x Persil Small & Mighty Non Biological Liquid - 15 W... £4.68 £3.00

Savvybuyer

The fresh M Vegetable Soup Mix, which is at 65p in M:T, is definitely 600g. (Says 400g on both m.com and therefore msm.co.uk. It's not - it's more than what it says on there and, IMO, 65p for 600g is very good value! So, buy in M, da da...:))

Thankfully the Pepsi 2l bottles have now gone back down to 99p, so :jthey should help by no longer losing us massively out when people buy them at £1 in A (previous :mad::mad:). Anyone wanting to give a go to see if the 8 pack cans version glitch again - they are up at £4 in M!

We are quite right to be having an 'unseasonal' not-just-for-Christmas thread. Some M Festive [can't remember what flavour now:o] air fresh refill thing is at 48p RTC in M. Now the time to be buying Christmas items and, hopefully if the summer weather ever gets started consistently, time to start buying the heavy coats and winter products. (Worst time to buy is when they are popular and suppliers can just put the prices up sky-high as people will pay them.)

Sunshinemummy

tbw wrote: »

Yes, what did you want to know ?

Do you like them?
Do they work properly?
Are they draft proof (we need to live in the garage)

vanilla_twist wrote: »

Try reading The Surrendered Wife. Very interesting concept and very old fashioned but does work for some couples simply because they both know exactly what is expected of them.
Must admit he sounds like he has a good sense of humour.
V x

OMG...it is hard to get your head around

'* Give up unnecessary control and responsibility
* Resist the temptation to criticize, belittle, or dismiss their husbands
* Trust their husbands in every aspect of marriage -- from sexual to financial'

I have been trying to give up control and responsibility for years...
I hopefully don't criticise him... but I could not trust him financially.... he would never buy any food!

:D:D:D

ilovetoshop

Evening all

Great to hear all went well at the hospital enterprise

Yay for your hubby bubbs

Under perky just wanted to say how much I love reading your tales and you sound a wonderful gwandma

Finally caught up now.. I have had to put my children in bed early as I have come down with a rotten cold and can hardly stand up..I even nearly fell over when blowing my nose as ears popped and sent me all off balance..I am hardly ever ill and typical that oh has a busy day

bubbs

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Hi bubbs, isn't it terrible when I can't actually find things to buy that I need. :rotfl:

Pleased to hear your OH has dates sorted for his eyes. Such a relief. :T

I know i dont need anything apart from pepsi max as laways need that:rotfl::rotfl: and cheese not bought any since the Anchor and on last one:eek::eek:
It is a relief after the hitch to start with:D