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nerfdad

davemorton wrote: »

Evening all.
Nerfy, you can also use your CC points to buy your rail card and RSH tickets. If you dont often travel on the train, work out if it is worth buying a rail card or not, I think it starts saving after about £100 in tickets.

Mildred1970 wrote: »

Evening all :wave:



You've got to tell them before just so they can get proper wound up in the run up :T

And lets face it nerfy YOU are so excited, no way will you be able to hold off on telling them :rotfl:

Re train tickets - haven't you been doing the RSH fantasy football/F1 stuff for the loyalty points? :eek:

Maybe I should off done the RSH stuff:eek::eek::(

mrsmac10

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Bless you both xxxx

Have you managed to stick to your budget. I am way above that in 2 weeks But will keep trying

nerfdad

MKS wrote: »

Oh well, another match that they won't win. :eek:

It's not a glitch:rotfl::rotfl:

MKS

nerfdad wrote: »

Another bad wife:eek::eek:

nerfy, what's your measure of a good wife? Doesn't drink, eat your meat (no misinterpretation please) but will happily drive you home?

Savvybuyer

mhoc wrote: »

Please can I ask has anyone bought the Butchers cat food from Morrisons this week and if so, is it still £3 - pretty please?

Mys refuse to believe that Morrisons sell it

It's still on Quidco clicksnap with £1.50 so if its still £3 in Morrisons its still a good deal.

Our 3 did a taste test today and it's going down a treat :T

Butcher's dog food 6 packs are at £3 in M and with the 12 pack at £5 (that's now an 'everyday price'). I've not seen Butcher's cat food in M though - but my price guide is £2.50 for 6 packs and £5.00 for 12 packs, so if it's more than that - or maybe £3.49 - then I may not have noticed - it's not looking too good of myself is it?:o (all too often I tell the truth and therefore do not paint myself in a good light:o:o) - if you can find Butcher's cat food in M, you can put it right in front of me and drag my head face down into it and say 'there it is:p'. I'll now have a look for it (fwiw) on Monday. Look - if it's not been down to £2.50 on the shelf, I won't be looking for otherwise expensive items to waste money on - but the cashback could well make the difference:money:. Sorry I'm no help, as usual:rotfl:.

littlebluebird

MKS wrote: »

nerfy, what's your measure of a good wife? Doesn't drink, eat your meat (no misinterpretation please) but will happily drive you home?

If that's all it takes I'm his ideal wife.
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Mildred1970

MKS wrote: »

nerfy, what's your measure of a good wife? Doesn't drink, eat your meat (no misinterpretation please) but will happily drive you home?

sorry nerfy, it's a fail on all 3 counts here :rotfl:

locarr

MKS wrote: »

Oh well, another match that they won't win. :eek:

What odds are you offering!?:p

bubbs

I think these are a bargain if no more bids on them but i could never use them as they are too heavy with food in:rotfl::rotfl:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Le-Creuset-saucepans-/151398340160?pt=UK_HomeGarden_Kitchen_Cookware_GL&hash=item23400b5640

nerfdad

MKS wrote: »

nerfy, what's your measure of a good wife? Doesn't drink, eat your meat (no misinterpretation please) but will happily drive you home?

It sure is:cool::cool:

littlebluebird wrote: »

If that's all it takes I'm his ideal wife.
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:[/QUOTE

The next mrsnerf:cool::T:T

Mildred1970 wrote: »

sorry nerfy, it's a fail on all 3 counts here :rotfl:

No chance:eek::eek::eek::rotfl::rotfl: