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shirley999

fairclaire wrote: »

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I read today they are also doing away with the paper part of the driving licence. Which is good because I keep losing mine

Paper is all I've got!

wackynut

Glitch_Grabber wrote: »

hell yeah they are




that's a general link for imperial leather
you posted the individual items on asda.com. they are not on mysupermarket

They are for me but don't know how to post a direct link to msm

Glitch_Grabber

wackynut wrote: »

They are for me but don't know how to post a direct link to msm

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Sunshinemummy

David. wrote: »

SSM you still sober
towel radiators
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/big-savings-towel-radiators-screwfix-from-14-70-1974342

Sorry I was working last night… off to have a look x
:T:T:T:T:T

EMMAP

Jackpot 247 payable on TCB for anyone else who did it earlier in the year

£50 will do nicely!

Glitch_Grabber

Glitch_Grabber wrote: »

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just signed in and can see them, weird!

Savvybuyer

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I do hope that Twix have placed a warning sign on their packaging warning of the dangers of inserting into the wrong orifice!!

I was reading much of that thread (thank you Sunshinemummy:T:T) last night and was laughing out loud quite a few times:rotfl::rotfl:. So, so funny (ha ha:rotfl:).

Well, I chose my SA 'with care':rotfl: tonight as I had had a biggggg APG. Well into double figures. I deliberately chose an old woman as I was up and ready to defend the amount. She just scanned the APG without even bothering to look at the receipt:rotfl:. The only thing was the system kept prompting her to enter the amount. After a few times, I told her it was because the voucher was over £10. (I was incorrect:eek: - I meant £10.00 or over:rotfl:. Having said that, what is "over £10"? Does that mean £11.00 and upwards? Or £10.01 and over (there being no halfpenny or quarter-penny currency so I assume we are not dealing with fractions of ("new") pennies - thank goodness there are no halfpennies - think of all the halfpennies we could have lost to rounding on the APG if they had been)?)

She was totally disinterested in much of anything anyway. And then, at the end, she delivered the killer line. "I've had ones of a lot more than that" she said:eek:. So, there I was, prepared, unnecessarily, for a trouting. I needn't have even thought about it! I should have kept quiet and not told her her job when vouchers are double figures:o:o. Shut up Asperger:rotfl::rotfl:.

So, there we are - who on earth has been getting large vouchers in that store apart from me?:think: - and my double figures voucher tonight was quite small:cool:.

I wonder if she was the SA one of my family used in that store several years ago when I give them (at their request) one of my larger APG vouchers as a birthday present. They reported back: the SA had commented "I've never seen one that big before!:D".

So, next time I might just use her if I have a very small £29 voucher:rotfl::rotfl:. Bet I'll have more trouble on the £6 voucher from tonight's shop (when they see I paid entirely with the previous APG):rotfl:. The trouts in my stores are the young men - and they attack the smaller vouchers:rotfl:.

fairclaire

shirley999 wrote: »

Paper is all I've got!

Photo card licences will be mandatory from next year Im not sure of the date though.

Glitch_Grabber

Savvybuyer wrote: »

I was reading much of that thread (thank you Sunshinemummy:T:T) last night and was laughing out loud quite a few times:rotfl::rotfl:. So, so funny (ha ha:rotfl:).

Well, I chose my SA 'with care':rotfl: tonight as I had had a biggggg APG. Well into double figures. I deliberately chose an old woman as I was up and ready to defend the amount. She just scanned the APG without even bothering to look at the receipt:rotfl:. The only thing was the system kept prompting her to enter the amount. After a few times, I told her it was because the voucher was over £10. (I was incorrect:eek: - I meant £10.00 or over:rotfl:. Having said that, what is "over £10"? Does that mean £11.00 and upwards? Or £10.01 and over (there being no halfpenny or quarter-penny currency so I assume we are not dealing with fractions of ("new") pennies - thank goodness there are no halfpennies - think of all the halfpennies we could have lost to rounding on the APG if they had been)?)

She was totally disinterested in much of anything anyway. And then, at the end, she delivered the killer line. "I've had ones of a lot more than that" she said:eek:. So, there I was, prepared, unnecessarily, for a trouting. I needn't have even thought about it! I should have kept quiet and not told her her job when vouchers are double figures:o:o. Shut up Asperger:rotfl::rotfl:.

I wonder if she was the SA one of my family used in that store several years ago when I give them (at their request) one of my larger APG vouchers as a birthday present. They reported back: the SA had commented "I've never seen one that big before!:D".

So, next time I might just use her if I have a very small £29 voucher:rotfl::rotfl:. Bet I'll have more trouble on the £6 voucher from tonight's shop (when they see I paid entirely with the previous APG):rotfl:. The trouts in my stores are the young men - and they attack the smaller vouchers:rotfl:.

u gonna use it again?

or you one of those who dont 'officially' use it more than once?

wackynut

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