Every Loquacious Idiosyncrasy Treated Equally - 11+ ELITE Thread

Mumto2monkeys

aau1 wrote: »

I've found space for quite a few in my belly:rotfl:

I only have one overspill cupboard/ larder unit. Boiler takes up the top!! And all those glitchy shredded wheat / robinsons/ nutrigrain...take up the bottom

I've squeezed 2 pks in...might have to rearrange my cupboards tomorrow:)

Edit: just seen it

Wheres_My_Cashback

Does your cat/OH like posh food ?



Glitch from a womble at 1122 A v T

5 x Encore Pacific Tuna & Whitebait - Pouch (70g) £4.45 £3.00

5 for £3 on receipt, therefore works out at 25p each and not 89p as advertised.

bubbs

Arthien wrote: »

Dare I ask what frit is? I don't want any of PD's 'special dictionary' links :rotfl:

Fruit:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: my u is dodgy:p

Sarahdol75

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Oh. So that's alright then. I disagree profoundly. Whether on "auto-renewal" or not, how do they have the right to take money from anyone without permission? Ring them and INSTRUCT them not to take money from you. Ring the bank and INSTRUCT them not to pay. Record both calls and tell them that you are doing so and, if they still take anything, contact the police for their theft. If any 'normal' person took money from someone without consent (which wasn't as a fine from a lawful court for example), they'd be pursued without any question. I do not see how or why anything different should apply just because they are organisations or companies. In my view the member of staff whose actions, or omissions, cause cause money to be taken should be held personally liable and locked up in prison for a long time.

It's absolute infuriating!!:mad::mad::mad: Not to mention (oops, I'm now doing so:rotfl:) the psychological stress, annoyance and fury that it causes to you (and to me vicarously now reading about it) - in my view they ought be made liable for that as well and forced to pay punitive damages:mad:. As well as being ordered to publish a profound apology, at their expense, in all UK national newspapers.

Okay - rant over.:rotfl:

Carry on ranting savvy, you can join me, I went ballistic at them, don't worry they have cancelled and I have told them won't be using them again. I have also checked bank and told them to not let any payments be taken just in case, really gets me how companies can do this, but if they owe you money,different matter altogether.

bubbs

MKS wrote: »

Of course. You just delight in intellectual conversation.:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Im glad you have realised:rotfl::rotfl:

mimi1234

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

Do you need rescuing? :rotfl:

Ah are you not feeling "tip top today" ...(:))

They aren't very space saving!!
Its been working for a few days Mimi so possible it may work tomorrow. I'm late to the party too:)

Yes Mumto, I do need rescuing.

Hopefully it will still be working once my neck is back to normal.

bubbs

Mimi:wave:
Wind your neck in:rotfl::rotfl:
No seriously hope you soon feel better:D

zippydooda

bexter7 wrote: »

may try 3 ...maybe 3 for £5 in M ???

why, there is no multi in morry.

bexter7

zippydooda wrote: »

why, there is no multi in morry.

But it didn't show a multi on msm for me before and they were on a multi so rather than buy two, I thought I may as well buy 3. They compare vs £2 each, so why not?

Also.... I'm sure savvy mentioned curries n Chinese meals being on offer at M ... 3 for £5. Always worth a shot.

aau1

Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »

Does your cat/OH like posh food ?



Glitch from a womble at 1122 A v T

5 x Encore Pacific Tuna & Whitebait - Pouch (70g) £4.45 £3.00

5 for £3 on receipt, therefore works out at 25p each and not 89p as advertised.

:hello:

You just reminded me, someone on 10 ways said that tins of whiskas were scanning at 14p in their Sada.

I think it was chicken in jelly