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

karlie88

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Good morning all, cloudy here again.

Happy 21st Nanny

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

Main reason why I :mad: Vettel.

Dizzy_Ditzy

Happy birthday nannylala


I'm going to see my allotment for the first time today. I will either be :j or :eek: :rotfl:

EMMAP

My typewriter tattoo finally finished

Still to come, the crazy itchy part :rotfl:

wealthygirl

Good morning to everyone.

Happy Birthday to nannylala and anyone else celebrating. Have a great day.

Sun is shining at last and we are going to the Dicken's Festival later,never been before so looking forward to it.

I think I have a problem, DH said he would go and buy some rice as we are having chilli later tonight. He said I'll just pop to As as it is quickest to get to. Do I need anything else?

Well.... I offered to write him a list but he declined!!:rotfl:

I think I may be addicted to shoppiing!!! Help me please.:D

wackynut

silverhairgranny wrote: »

Just learnt going to be a Granny again - Novemeber - so exicited:T

Congratulations. :j:j

scottishshortie

Good morning on this sunny weekend :j

Happy birthday Nannylala hope you receive everything you wish for

Congratulations Silver haired granny

silverhairgranny

wealthygirl wrote: »

Good morning to everyone.

Happy Birthday to nannylala and anyone else celebrating. Have a great day.

Sun is shining at last and we are going to the Dicken's Festival later,never been before so looking forward to it.

I think I have a problem, DH said he would go and buy some rice as we are having chilli later tonight. He said I'll just pop to As as it is quickest to get to. Do I need anything else?

Well.... I offered to write him a list but he declined!!:rotfl:

I think I may be addicted to shoppiing!!! Help me please.:D

Join the queue. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

karlie88

wealthygirl wrote: »

Good morning to everyone.

Happy Birthday to nannylala and anyone else celebrating. Have a great day.

Sun is shining at last and we are going to the Dicken's Festival later,never been before so looking forward to it.

I think I have a problem, DH said he would go and buy some rice as we are having chilli later tonight. He said I'll just pop to As as it is quickest to get to. Do I need anything else?

Well.... I offered to write him a list but he declined!!:rotfl:

I think I may be addicted to shoppiing!!! Help me please.:D

silverhairgranny wrote: »

Join the queue. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

http://www.nhs.uk/conditions/addictions/Pages/Introduction.aspx

:eek:

:cool:

:rotfl:

scottishshortie

Evangeline1971 wrote: »

Good morning

I still don't fully understand this situation :huh: and I need to or I won't be able to stop thinking about it :rotfl:

So please tell me if I've got this correct: From this link posted by Savvy yesterday http://www.asa.org.uk/Rulings/Adjudications/2011/2/ASDA-Stores-Ltd/TF_ADJ_49664.aspx I conclude that MSM employ price collectors to scan Morries prices. Also Asda pay a separate group of independent price collectors to scan Morries prices.

This still doesn't explain why Asda are not happy to use data collected by MSM. It also doesn't explain why Morries £1 4pt milk is never ever picked up by APG, surely it cannot get missed on each and every collection :huh:

I need answers to these questions please and thank you

As far as I understand it As employ Msm to run their APG system. Ts and MSM employ price collectors to collect Ms prices in store.
I think it was Ms that were not happy but it was with adverts for As that advertised the APG system showing A branded fresh meat as cheaper than M when the meat wouldn't compare as well as a couple other things so false advertising

As for the milk sorry don't know

pattylabelle

Good morning:D - I confess RL is going at such a fast speed that I quite simply cannot keep up in here anymore.


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