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MKS

bubbs wrote: »

Oh thats rude:eek::eek::rotfl::rotfl:

Nooo meant it in a jokey way, really hope that QoC saw it that way.

bubbs

MKS wrote: »

Reached 34 outside and 28 inside today.

Was 33 in here about 1 and 1/2 hrs ago:eek::eek:

Savvybuyer

I think I'll stick the the safety of the wombles. The Flash would just be like gambling:rotfl:.

If you absolutely must have 3 for £1 biscuits:(, these are fillers vs Morries:

1 x ASDA Chosen by You Malted Milk Biscuits (200g)£0.34N/A
1 x ASDA Highland Shorties (200g)£0.33N/A
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Oatie Crumbles (200g)£0.33N/A

Malted Milk do not go vs T, and even less vs S or W. Lose out vs all except M. Could mix and match just the Shorties and Crumbles vs the non-M competitors, as those two N/A across the board, may be other combinations possible.

The above 3 are not the best option vs M, as there is Fruit Shortcake 33p vs 34p, which adds a few pence onto the APG even if the mbuy gets picked up.

bubbs

Savvybuyer wrote: »

I think I'll stick the the safety of the wombles. The Flash would just be like gambling:rotfl:.

If you absolutely must have 3 for £1 biscuits:(, these are fillers vs Morries:

1 x ASDA Chosen by You Malted Milk Biscuits (200g)£0.34N/A
1 x ASDA Highland Shorties (200g)£0.33N/A
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Oatie Crumbles (200g)£0.33N/A

Malted Milk do not go vs T, and even less vs S or W. Lose out vs all except M. Could mix and match just the Shorties and Crumbles vs the non-M competitors, may be other combinations possible.

Oh i like malted milk:D but dont need biccies:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Dizzy_Ditzy

MKS wrote: »

Nooo meant it in a jokey way, really hope that QoC saw it that way.

I never saw it in any other way :A

Bananababe

andi123 wrote: »

I wonder if anybody can please, I was chatting to a work colleague today who has been widowed for 9 years, her husband was 62 she was 45 /46. She was never advised about widows benefit or money matters at the time and just assumed she had to cope,I know she finds it hard going and works 25 hrs a week and not in the best of health herself.i have said I will see what I can find out for her,I thought if widowed ,you claimed widows allowance until retirement,then you claimed yr pension..

My mum got it for 52 weeks. It depends on your age. got to be over 45. Check government website different allowances depending on if a parent of child receiving child benefit.

MKS

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I never saw it in any other way :A

Good. :A What's your sp for tomorrow?

andi123

Bananababe wrote: »

My mum got it for 52 weeks. It depends on your age. got to be over 45. Check government website different allowances depending on if a parent of child receiving child benefit.

Thanx for this,I wonder if it's too late for her to put a claim in,it was 9 years ago and never claimed anything

Dizzy_Ditzy

MKS wrote: »

Good. :A What's your sp for tomorrow?

I'm not too sure yet- rhubarb and plum crumble definitely. I pulled up 6 sticks today and there is easily double that still up there so there's not much point in freezing any of this lot.

I only used one with the muffins

emerald21

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Emerald, he looks fantastically cheeky (must take after his gran x)

I love his facial expression!

:eek: me cheeky , never I'm shy Susie