Every Loquacious Idiosyncrasy Treated Equally - 11+ ELITE Thread

zagubov

Good morning all!
ttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHrLPs3_1Fs
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miss_corerupted

never mind sold out already!

dipdap

miss_corerupted wrote: »

never mind sold out already!

I was about to blame you for stealing them out my basket.
Looks like we both missed it, must be quicker!!

mhoc

Also I found this morning that you can link your nectar points account to your ebay and someone use your points to pay for your ebay purchases.

I am not sure how this works exactly - wether its in blocks of 250 nectar points at a time - its £2.50 and multples in Argos.

Just thought it might be useful if you have oodles of nectar points and your paypal account is low - my pp is only funded by surveys and cashback and as mys are not playing ball and I've not done any ebaying for months the balance is not vast.

I was thinking that it might be useful if you were buying MOC bundles but the ligit ones are so few and far between on ebay now and the useful ones are over priced.

Busylizzie

fairclaire wrote: »

I know. it does make you wonder Of course, it is annoying but you pay up because you wouldn't dream of your kids missing out.
I do wonder about some of the costs of these things and how they arrive at the figures they do. This trip is to a discovery centre in Preston, so not far. The £20 is to cover the cost if the coach plus an instructor for the day. They are doing various outdoor team building activities.
There are 20 kids going. So is it really costing £400 for a short coach trip and an instructor.......who probably works there and gets paid anyway?

No point in moaning. We will always find the money and pay up for these things, and they know we will

At my kids primary school they always went on a 5 day residential trip at the end of year 6. Everyone went, think it cost about £250. I know one parent who said their DD couldn't go because they couldn't afford it. School stepped in and paid for the trip. Even gave the child pocket money to spend. Before the child had even gone on the trip, the mother had taken out a loan to buy a car for £3000. She never paid the school back. I was :mad::mad:

Tinyshoes

fairclaire wrote: »

Postie has just brought my Clinique serum sample from boots. Or should I say he brought a Jiffy bag that has been ripped open and contains a card telling me to enjoy my sample.......which isn't there :mad:

Weren't you OP for that one FC? I got mine ok thank you.

That is not on yours is missing They were pretty well wrapped I am sure the sachet was attached to the card too, I will check with DD3 later I gave it to her as she enjoys getting all the make up freebies.

Tinyshoes

David. wrote: »

Boots soap and glory glitch Maybe
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/boots-soap-glory-skincare-products-3-for-original-price-1-1949165

Thanks David. but I was too late today for this one. The couple of things me and DD1 actually use are OOS, in fact loads already OOS.

But will keep looking for them to come back in stock.

Picasso7

Did a quick shop in T today, mostly for bananas. Found Bayer Garden path weedkiller rtc to £6.50 with a label on for £5 voucher back (T, S, few other places). (Needs receipt and postal application as well as online entry. One per address.) I needed some so got it but it may be worth watching this one in case they reduce it further.

Tinyshoes

David. wrote: »

Right going to a dark room for a while

miss_corerupted wrote: »

oo tesco mystery wine. is there a dfiscount code or something floating around?

miss_corerupted wrote: »

never mind sold out already!

For the best looks like those wine thieves have been about again. :rotfl:


miss_corerupted don't hang around looking for a code if you see them in stock, the mystery wines go real quick. Would have like a box of red.

Tinyshoes

David. your one man band show this morning did make me :rotfl:

I needed cheering up so thank you. :A