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locarr

emerald21 wrote: »

Riley .There ll be no stopping me now woohoo lol.and thanks tweets .she s beautiful weighs 8 lbs now

what a cutie!! xx:D

nerfdad wrote: »

Locarr is not that good looking and he never smiles :rotfl::rotfl:

Oh dear, another stalker!!:p:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

nerfdad

redrose1414 wrote: »

Hello,
I don't know if this has already been mentioned as I haven't read any of this new thread yet (thanks for the new thread).
Whiskas katzini cat treats are 32p rtc in my a but £1.28 on a.com, they compare to t at 2 for £2.
Also whiskas crunch are the same reduction and the same on a.com but compare to sains at £1 each.
I did two c&c, one for me and one for hubby (at different addy) an I think I was paid 6p per whiskas to take away.
Good fillers for the reeds and flash!

Nice find if you have a p ussy:D

Saversue

mhoc wrote: »

At least we will all be able to identify each other in shops now by the whiff of coconut and macadamia as we waft up and down the ailses :T

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Mumto2monkeys

mhoc wrote: »

It also made me wonder how many APGs are people recycling - I am using 2 at the moment so I do one shop, go around and do another. At a push I might make it three if it still works tomorrow and I can get into town.

What worries me is how soon it will all stop - we are all very much reliant now on the non existence of one variety of bicckies-
and then you are left with a collection of large APGs

Ive read of many people doing numerous biccie shops- one after another on the same shopping trip and using APGs with each one - it worries me about till staff getting suss

Before we went away at Easter some cat food went on offer so I used up my remaining APGs on stocking up and then afterwards my shopping mojo vanished for weeks- it was months almost before I ventured into Asda again - only really when I was getting to grips with the various cashback offers did I start generating APGS again.

I must admit to being a bit paranoid when recycling apg's... I like to kill them off after recycling a couple of times.. Usually on things I know are cheap in a or whoopsies..I only do 2 shops at a time too I guess it's down to the individual though.

fairclaire

DS2 is packing his bag for school. I know there will be different stuff going on with it being the last week, so I said 'What have you got on tomorrow?'

His reply
'School uniform, as usual. What else would I have on?' :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

nerfdad

locarr wrote: »

what a cutie!! xx:D



Oh dear, another stalker!!:p:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

She looks like my new niece:A very dark hair:cool:

vouchercrazy

fairclaire wrote: »

Are you sure you haven't printed the same one twice? The amount of the voucher determines the barcode. Knock the last digit off, If it's under £10 the last three digits should equal the amount of the voucher. Above £9.99, these are always 999.

You should be able to tell which one has printed twice, and you can print the other one.

Thank you :T

Chrisv

bubbs wrote: »

Chris your clever, where or what should i say is this clover comparing too ? can you suss it please?

Why thank you, bubbs :rotfl:

The APG system is still not fully automated for Morries, so although MSM shows £2 (the correct price), the APG prices come from a manual collection of prices in Morries.

This looks like a simple error in transcribing the manual price collection.

nerfdad

fairclaire wrote: »

DS2 is packing his bag for school. I know there will be different stuff going on with it being the last week, so I said 'What have you got on tomorrow?'

His reply
'School uniform, as usual. What else would I have on?' :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

He's on form:T:T:rotfl:

emerald21

nerfdad wrote: »

She looks like my new niece:A very dark hair:cool:

Yes she was born with lots of hair while Riley had none for months lol. My son Lee s 3 all had dark hair when they were born and are as blond as can be now ::D