Extraordinarily Loyal Is The Elite

David.

Well TM after you badgered me into doing the GR surveys way back whenever I thought I best spend some
Not enough sleep and after walking around looking at a lot of overpriced food I decided on 2 X dine in for £10 scanned coupon before pressing pay and 0.00
Then once he had made me show id for the wine
my discount came off so went and did another 2, fancy sweet/puddings for Mrs D.
I was looking at the chickens determined to get a large one and noticed loads of skanky ones for £4.49 so went digging anyway managed to get 1 for £8 odd and 2 for £7.80ish was not until I was at home that I noticed £4.49 is the price per kilo :rotfl:
On another note I tried to give a coupon to a couple who had a basket full and they both looked at me never said a word and walked away :eek:
I don't look that bad was showered and everything even had matching socks on :T

underperky

Had dgd this morning she has went off with mum and dad to the air


show , and although my leg is swollen up I have an apg to spend last


day today so off to spend it r recycle it

Savvybuyer

Okay I've got to go off (as quickly as I arrived:() but leave you with this - one way I suppose for the store to save money:

http://www.thegrocer.co.uk/people/people-news/co-op-in-store-radio-drops-pops-for-flops/369849.article

Thing is these "unknowns" will therefore become known.

I noted the comment "there's a reason these bands are unsigned":rotfl::rotfl: and "...it means they don't have to pay royalties".

In my view, though, nothing could be worse than X Factor-type alleged "music". So, good luck to them and I might do down to the Co-op and sit and listen to the music:rotfl:. (I don't think they seem to me to offer much money-saving though do they? I don't know - what do you think?)

One member of staff described their shift as "8 hours of pain":rotfl: . Now they know what it feels like for me being at work and having to listen to other people's normal radio:rotfl::rotfl::eek::rotfl:. (They always collectively pick the worst channel:(.)

I was picking the Grocer as that publication often gives insights into how the industry works and the tactics used to try to play at our psyches and get us to buy more. So, knowledge of that information is very helpful in saving money.

Snap-ant

Please someone boot me into action?

Fourp is away as his adopted siblings are over from Canada & they will be scattering his Father's ashes on the mountains he loved to scale:A

I'm here home alone, a small hillock of ironing, a suitcase that I must pack, but all I want to do is sleep :o & drink cream soda, ice cold from fridge

What the heck - laters ♥

Call_of_Trouty

nerfdad wrote: »

We all do our best:)
Ask ds1 and I'm the meanest dad ever because I've not paid for a years live gaming on the ps4:rotfl::rotfl:

:eek::eek::eek:

I agree with ds1

nerfdad

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

:eek::eek::eek:

I agree with ds1

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Dizzy_Ditzy

Snap-ant wrote: »

Please someone boot me into action?

Fourp is away as his adopted siblings are over from Canada & they will be scattering his Father's ashes on the mountains he loved to scale:A

I'm here home alone, a small hillock of ironing, a suitcase that I must pack, but all I want to do is sleep :o & drink cream soda, ice cold from fridge

What the heck - laters ♥

Outside in the sun with you!

bubbs

altojack wrote: »

Hi bubba I'm feeling ok but still suffering from cramps in my legs and now swollen stinging feet :mad:

awwwww hope you get sorted soon

emerald21 wrote: »

You know what I mean bubbs

I did yes:D

bubbs

David. wrote: »

Of course :kisses3:

You tinker you:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Ladyshopper

nerfdad wrote: »

It's 10 per month and £100 limit and it resets on the 1st:cool:

Brilliant, thanks.