Every Loquacious Idiosyncrasy Treated Equally - 11+ ELITE Thread

mhoc

iwantsomemoney wrote: »

ASDA VoucherWhy £7.26?
« Back to comparison results
10 items on your bill qualify for comparison ASDA Tesco
+£6.17

0.16 x ASDA Bananas by Weight per kg £0.11 £0.10
0.17 x ASDA Carrots by Weight per kg £0.12 £0.12
0.08 x ASDA Mushrooms by Weight per kg £0.20 £0.21
0.15 x ASDA Onions by Weight per kg £0.10 £0.11
1 x Whitworths Granulated Sugar (1Kg) £0.79 N/A
1 x Seabrook Lattice Hand Cooked Crisps - Cheese & Oni... £1.00 £1.00
1 x ASDA Desiree Potatoes (2.5Kg) £2.00 £1.00
1 x ASDA Smartprice Rice Pudding (400g) £0.15 £0.14
1 x ASDA Smartprice Ready to Serve Custard (385g) £0.17 £0.16
1 x Douwe Egberts Pure Indulgence Instant Coffee (190g... £6.58 £4.00
1 x Douwe Egberts Pure Gold Medium Roast Coffee (190g) £6.58 £4.00

Comparison total (compared products only) £17.01 £10.849

douwe egberts has 20% cb from msl

You found the Desiree and the lattice - neither in my store

dipdap

Morning all
Lovely to read the night shift reminiscing
I feel such a snob, it was called 'cherry door knocking' where I came from

locarr

Morning all

mrsmac10

miss_corerupted wrote: »

Not sure when it will all go through hopefully, within the month. OH is a farmer on his family farm but he's not paid for it (he's trying to build it up to a profit) I don't think it will be enough for me to retire from work yet!! I would like to pay off my house and then this loan 1st and see were we are then.
It's the 1st thing we have bought together. Looking for joint bank accounts now

Good luck It will be lots of hard work for you both but rewarding if that's what you want. So many little tips on here about keeping your goal alive.

mrsmac10

Good morning all

Hope you are all well Its cold here.

Spent yesterday clearing out rubbish from the garage/store and its already been dumped at the tip.

Another half hour this morning before I go to work, just a half day today as I need time off on Friday to babysit

Enjoy whatever you do

FC does your DS2 "sniff" clothes to make sure they are ok. DD spent hours in a shop where potential buys were checked for smell and texture. Nothing was quite right:rotfl::rotfl:

TrulyMadly

elainemn wrote: »

Morning everyone.

TM - I have 30 already (or maybe 29 as think OH has eaten one)! Teacher leaving presents, different teachers Xmas presents, school raffle prizes, OAP Xmas hampers for the home next to the school, Xmas & birthday pressies for everyone. Probably should get a few for us as well but we are desperately trying to diet as we both need to loose a stone each. Maybe do a C&C later if still working today.

You could build a swiss chalet with that many Elaine. But very MSE planning ahead. The dates on mine are June 15 so excellent for gift planning.
How many pieces can you get in your mouth btw?:rotfl:

TrulyMadly

midwinter wrote: »

Morning one and all

Overcast up north,but sun could come out later.

Very kindly have had some vouchers and codes given to me, so catching up on a couple of bargains that most of you will have had for some time, late to the party is not the word!

Hope everyone has a very good day today.

Morning midwinter......someone was very kind to me too. I now have on order an unusual selection of knickers and socks:):rotfl:

Manners....morning paw sniffers:)

lookinforabargain

Morning all

A day doing as little possible is on the cards for me. A nice lazy Sunday is in order

tweets

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Free kindle book for any cat lovers


http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00D0VYCWS/ref=oh_d__o01_details_o01__i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Thank you I have downloaded it to my kindle :T

emerald21 wrote: »

tweets would like that .Hope she has nt missed it

Thank you I spotted it I don't miss much on the Elite thread

TrulyMadly

dipdap wrote: »

Morning all
Lovely to read the night shift reminiscing
I feel such a snob, it was called 'cherry door knocking' where I came from

Yes...lovely memories. Thank you.

We called it knocky nine doors:)

And I remember French skipping and hopscotch with a shoe polish tin called a dabber.
I also remember turning milk into butter on warm days by shaking it in bottle. Trying to dig a hole big enough to reach Australia. Building a house out of fluff. Putting Rose petals in bottles and trying to sell it to people around the doors. Putting plays on. Lighting fires with a magnifying glass. Holding kerb sales outside our house.oh happy days:)

I'm now trying to think of the name we used to give marbles:think::think:
I'm wanting yo say muggles:rotfl: