Extraordinarily Loyal Is The Elite

bubbs

nerfdad wrote: »

I get an extra 3 weeks "sick" a year;):)

Pull a fast one you mean:rotfl:

Anon

Chrisv wrote: »

Instead of the Medleys

Buy a trigger, 2 marylands and one other

Biscuits that are comparing well to T's are

Yorkie (1.55/0.84)
Drifter (1.55/0.84)
Toffee Crisp (1.55 v 0.84)
Penguin Orange (1.59/0.69)
Penguin Toffee (1.59/0.69)
Penguin – triple choc (1.59/0.69)
Medley Rich Tea Rocky Road (1.80/1.00)
Medley dig caramel and choc (1.80/1.00)
Medley Hobnob raisin and choc (1.80/1.00)
Medley hobnob double choc (1.80/1.00)
Medley Hobnob hazelnut and choc (1.80/1.00)

Thank you.

Offer now on HUKD (hi Henlans ). Not sure how he buys 10 shops at a time though as I struggle with 4 . Would do more if I could keep track though to save a few trips .

Be careful if you are stocking up for personal use or otherwise - some of the items are long BBE dates but others are September . Will need to pay attention to stock rotation!

Anon

nerfdad

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I am jealous of Nerfy's holidays!

With 3 kids at home if I am sick it's easier to go to work so I get my sick time back as extra holiday:D:D

Dizzy_Ditzy

nerfdad wrote: »

I get an extra 3 weeks "sick" a year;):)

Only 3 weeks?!

I get 6 months if I wished to be that dodgy :cool::p:rotfl:

In all seriousness, I can get an extra 5 weeks off if I wanted by working flexi hours

bubbs

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I am jealous of Nerfy's holidays!

I know me too!:D

nerfdad

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

You may need to explain more!



Do you get paid sick pay… unbelievable!

:D:D

bubbs wrote: »

Pull a fast one you mean:rotfl:

Up to 6 weeks a year full sick pay:T:T

nerfdad

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Only 3 weeks?!

I get 6 months if I wished to be that dodgy :cool::p:rotfl:

In all seriousness, I can get an extra 5 weeks off if I wanted by working flexi hours

I can get 6 weeks but I don't like to abuse it:D:D

bubbs

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Only 3 weeks?!

I get 6 months if I wished to be that dodgy :cool::p:rotfl:

In all seriousness, I can get an extra 5 weeks off if I wanted by working flexi hours

Hubby gets 6 months too full pay, but this is the only time he has had off in 7 years so making most of it:rotfl::rotfl:

tbw

josie_ann57 wrote: »

Afternoon all, someone mentioned losing an online apg when ordering the next time, if the collection price is lower than the apg used. My apg is for £22 and I have an order in for £36.87 (3 airwicks and fillers) do I need more in my order so I don't lose out please? I still have time to amend as c&c is 15'00 tomorrow.
I think after this I wil stick to the occasional store shop as this is too stressful and difficult to work out!:(
Does / will any one have an abundance of green beans that they need a recipe for?:)
Finished work for 6 weeks today:T:j Only downside is, is that it's closer to my DS1 emigrating to Brisbane in August

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I'd love a recipe - beans are coing thick and fast and I'm off to Bordeaux for a river cruise on Saturday ! I've got onions and cucumbers draining ready to make the sweet & sour cucumber that somebody kindly posted recenty but I reckon I could squeeze in a beanfest as well - my packing is almost done.

mrsmac10

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

Sorry Savvy, I couldn't find anything at all this morning so I consoled myself by buying a ridiculous amount of biscuits.

You'd be proud of me, every shop I got I bought exactly the same items. I handed over my £3.13 apg and 37p cash and was rewarded with four lovely packs of biscuits and five 10p sweets every time.

I must admit, I am quite tempted to hammer this one as I'm sure the biscuits will all sell easily for 50p a time at a car boot. Given that they all have sell by dates of Feb/March 2015 this could be a real money maker for some people.

It is difficult to pass by such a good buy when they will last. I have bought a reasonable amount but so tempted by more as I know some can to the food bank and the kids in work will love me on Friday plus DH like to hand them into the trade places he uses for work supplies.