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lookinforabargain

fairclaire wrote: »

Yes, he'll be staying for the foreseeable future. He's going to the same school as DS2 after the holidays. I just hope the change in schools isn't too rough on him. That said, he wasn't really getting on well at his previous school because of what was going on at home. He was missing days, not doing homework because no-one was there to keep him right most of the time.
He's really settled now has said he wants to stay which was met with no objection from his mother Her life is still all over the place, so it's for the best. I had hoped she would come to her senses. Her mother still has the other 2 children. They are coming to visit him for a couple of days next week.

Bless him, must be tough on him. He's lucky he's got you though :A

Well swimming and lunch was followed by a a wander round the shops.
was quite a nice wee day
Now trying to sort everything in the house so that I'm organised for going back to work in the morning.

Catch up properly later

Savvybuyer

hornetgirl wrote: »

I just received an email from Sun+ offering the following:Join Sun+ for 12 months for just £86.70 and we’ll send you a Hudl 7" 16GB Wi-Fi Android™ tablet by Tesco - for free!
The whole Sun+ thing has passed me by a bit. Can someone tell me whether this is worth doing please and if so, why. I don't especially want a Hudl, although I guess I could sell it, but will I get anything else for my £86.70 (other than a digital edition of the Sun, which I definitely don't want).

Do you want a tablet for £86.70?:rotfl::rotfl:

Join for XX pounds and have a tablet for "free" - yeah right, must think I was born yesterday:(:(.:rotfl:

Noted the use of that magic word "just", to suggest a minimisation of the cost (and that's what it is - cost) of the subscription. I've no idea if 'worth' it though:o:o, as I don't need to do all these 'new' technologies. As I don't even bother with tablets or upgrading to anything new, I get by perfectly fine and therefore total cost to me, of not having one, is £0.00:j, but I digress...

Were not some tablets (albeit not latest models that no-one probably needs to have in the first place) on temporary price glitch at £44 in T some while ago? If that is the standard, then nearly twice the price of that is absolutely unthinkable:eek::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:. However, I've leave it to the thread to judge whether this is 'worth' it, as I have no clue!:o(:j:D:rotfl:)

Wheres_My_Cashback

alimac1966 wrote: »

I have seen on here loads of people have found them but i have never managed to find any in my store !!

Some stores are just too efficient or the staff have cupboards full of them

tweets

Nenen wrote: »

Eeeeekkk! That made me jump!
How did you get the photo to appear within your reply tweets?

I saved it and found it in windows photo viewer then I copied and pasted into Windows photo gallery. This enabled me to get pic in TinyPic so I could copy and paste on here

Probably a quicker way but that's how I managed it

springdreams

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Not too much from M today - although I say that but there are very significant changes to the Chinese and Indian meals pricing, to be dealt with separately.

It would be wrong not to mention these though:
I Can't Believe It's Not Butter Regular or Light Spread 1Kg at £1.37 in M. So A £2.70 vs M. With the 500g versions being on £1.00 in A and sure to be bought by the muggles to make their shopping 10% cheaper:(, yet again the more expensive ones probably due to work out cheaper (on weight). Not yet though;) - need to wait till system is updated (possibly 2 days). "SWAP & SAVE 70p":( says msm on the 1Kg product in A, doubtless advising a switch to two packs of 500g (at expensive £1 each). No thank you!:rotfl:

The 1kg packs are on offer for £2 at my Mr A.

bubbs

fairclaire wrote: »

We have had a few minor issues. Mainly just him being brought up differently to the way we do things here. A couple of weeks ago there was a horrendous smell in his room :eek:I mean really bad!! _pale_
Like DS2 he doesn't like to eat with the rest of us so they eat in their rooms.
Turns out he didn't like some of the food and was too scared to say :cool: or the portions were too big and he couldn't finish them He had wrapped it up in loo roll and hidden it in various places in the bedroom :eek: OMG it was RANK!!
He now knows that there's no issues with not eating anything here. If you don't like something, you don't like it and if you can't finish it, something else will eat it!! I was fuming about the wasted loo roll though! I wondered why we were using so much :rotfl:

Awww bless him, thats such a shame he dare not say anything as you are no monster:eek: but he obviously didnt know how you would take it, i can imagine the smell with the heat we have had:eek: but the loo roll bit made me:rotfl::rotfl:

nan26

nan26 wrote: »

Quote:
Originally Posted by RootedNomad View Post
Bexter, I think the tresemme expert 7 day keratin smooth conditioner may still work as a trigger, as the equivalent shampoo is what shows on msm as that, and the shampoo is missing - identity crisis I was using this regularly for both in-store and online shops before I came away. Not tested for over a week now but msm still shows the same.

Pity I left home before you posted, I could have checked it out

I have done a c/c for this afternoon and tried this will report back as soon as i can hope this works as i dont like impulse.

Keratin worked as trigger:T:T:T:

bubbs

nan26 wrote: »

Keratin worked as trigger:T:T:T:

:T:T:T could you post your shop please?

karlie88

hornetgirl wrote: »

I just received an email from Sun+ offering the following:Join Sun+ for 12 months for just £86.70 and we’ll send you a Hudl 7" 16GB Wi-Fi Android™ tablet by Tesco - for free!
The whole Sun+ thing has passed me by a bit. Can someone tell me whether this is worth doing please and if so, why. I don't especially want a Hudl, although I guess I could sell it, but will I get anything else for my £86.70 (other than a digital edition of the Sun, which I definitely don't want).

It's a good deal.

Although HUKD seem to think otherwise: https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/get-a-free-hudl-when-join-sun-86-70-1971668

If you want a Hudl then go for it. A lot of people on HUKD voted it cold due to it being a 'The Sun' deal. There's a lot of heated debate about this and I stay out of it.

Your upfront cost is essentially covering the price of the Hudl. There are many other perks to be had though. I've had 2 x Warwick Castle Tickets, 2 x Thorpe Park Tickets, loads of freebies (make up, razors for my chest hair :eek::rotfl::eek:, magazines, exclusive screening to films), access to £9.50 holidays, £1 camping hols etc.

Chances are these theme park tickets will get repeated...I'm sure Alton Towers, Sealife etc. will come along within the next couple of months.

The only thing you don't get are the £5 Morries vouchers.

Booger.

:rotfl:

nearlysorted

Good afternoon all,

I thought I'd have a bash with the John frieda oil, I picked up one that said "sheer blonde" by accident:eek::eek: convinced I got the wrong one I took it back, anyhow, I checked the receipt (I won't use this one, because I returned the items:() just out of curiosity and.....




8 items (7 different) on your bill qualify for comparison Morrisons
+£8.02

0.18 x ASDA Bananas by Weight per kg £0.12 £0.12
0.14 x ASDA Carrots by Weight per kg £0.10 £0.10
0.11 x ASDA Onions by Weight per kg £0.07 £0.08
0.11 x ASDA Tomatoes by Weight per kg £0.22 £0.17
1 x Swizzels Matlow Strawberry Refresher Bar £0.10 N/A
1 x Candyland Flumps Mallow Twists (12g) £0.10 £0.10
1 x Haribo Starmix £0.10 £0.10
2 x John Frieda Sheer Blonde Brightening Oil Elixir (1... £19.98 £12.00
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Giant White Mice Bar (15g) £0.10 N/A
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Giant Rainbow Buttons Bar (15g) £0.10 N/A


Comparison total (compared products only) £20.69 £12.67

Going to look like a complete nutter ( well, more then normal:eek:) if i go back and buy them:rotfl::rotfl: