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

Sad_Dad

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I think we're just trying to be respectful sad_dad:o

Fine but if you want to pay respects then at least get the name right of the person who has passed away, that's all I'm saying.

Savvybuyer

davemorton wrote: »

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Yes - do you want to say something?!?:rotfl::rotfl: Immortalised now!:D

aau1

littlebluebird wrote: »

Hi peeps,
I know it's late but wondered if someone might be able to advise me. I want to buy 6 of one item at sainsburys, should result in £12 bm. Now I realise I'll only get £10, but will it still work if it's only the 6 of the same branded item which will cost more than £20?
And if so, can I use the voucher straight away I.e. do 2 transactions, bm first then spend that on my shopping?
Any previous experience tips?
Tia

What deal are you comparing against? Can you not buy 4or 5 (and fillers) and not lose out on the £2 from the cap?

TrulyMadly

Sad_Dad wrote: »

Fine but if you want to pay respects then at least get the name right of the person who has passed away, that's all I'm saying.

I personally can't get worked up over misspellings......but each to their own:)

streetlights

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I would have to kick someone out of bed for eating biscuits in fact anything, I can't stand crumbs in the bed, especially if they get on my toes.

I am with you tinyshoes I have to say crumbs in the would have me divorcing OH.

karlie88 wrote: »

A Maccy D a day keeps the doctor away.

:cool::rotfl::cool:

I have not eaten mcdonalds in about 15 years. My OH loves this filthy food and has to sneak to get it.

otherwise we are very happy, good night elite I will probably have nightmares of OH eating Mcdonalds in bed.

Savvybuyer

meandmebargains wrote: »

My creme brûl!e were subbed to millionaires and on receipt shows that they should have cost £1.29 each but price matched to 50p

HTH

But on the comparison compares from £1.00 each?
In other words, needing to order the Shortbreads, whether or not they get subbed, to have £1.29 each vs 50p each (T) - assuming the Shortbreads are actually charged at 50p each?

fairclaire

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Yes - do you want to say something?!?:rotfl::rotfl: Immortalised now!:D

He's obviously been rendered speechless savvy :rotfl:

davemorton

gwynant wrote: »

Night everyone

llan wrote: »

Goodnight peeps - Nos da

goodnight

Savvybuyer

littlebluebird wrote: »

Hi peeps,
I know it's late but wondered if someone might be able to advise me. I want to buy 6 of one item at sainsburys, should result in £12 bm. Now I realise I'll only get £10, but will it still work if it's only the 6 of the same branded item which will cost more than £20?
And if so, can I use the voucher straight away I.e. do 2 transactions, bm first then spend that on my shopping?
Any previous experience tips?
Tia

aau1 wrote: »

What deal are you comparing against? Can you not buy 4or 5 (and fillers) and not lose out on the £2 from the cap?

Indeed I'd only buy 5, in order to avoid cap (assuming competitor isn't on a deal of 'any 2 for...' etc.). This will work (if Sains. BM has the competitor price correct in its system) for the same single item as long as it's bought before 2nd June (when the terms change). If getting 5 would need to cost £20 or more in the first place.

You don't need any fillers in Sains. at the moment - unless it is to reach the £20 spend. So maybe 5 of same item plus whatever gets you to £20 spend, preferably cheaper elsewhere to make up the voucher to as near to full £10 as possible preferably without going over (unless you have cond.spend that offsets the loss somewhat).

Yes, you can do one shop after the other. BM vouchers are valid for immediate use (as it stands at the moment - no idea if this is to be changed).

TrulyMadly

aau1 wrote: »

What deal are you comparing against? Can you not buy 4or 5 (and fillers) and not lose out on the £2 from the cap?

Will you please get back to your studying.....

Or I'll have to get my whip out:)