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TrulyMadly

zippydooda wrote: »

I got the 1st code 10% off to work at topman and got free store pick up. got a pair of mens shorts for £9 original price of £32

Upto 70% off sale @ Topshop with around 350 items to look through. + extra 10% code + free delivery code

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/upto-70-off-sale-topshop-another-10-off-with-code-free-delivery-everything-with-1999565

Thanks zippy.....did you remember quidco?:)

aau1

Evangeline1971 wrote: »

My head's a bit mashed with all these thoughts of dogs dying a slow painful death

I see that some of the people who thanked my original post have in other posts clearly expressed a different opinion. I'm curious why people would thank a post if they don't agree with what's said in the post :think: I only thank posts for one of the following reasons:

I agree with what's being said in the post
The post provides me with useful or interesting information
I like a picture or what the post is saying
I sympathise with whatever is being told in the post

I wouldn't thank a post if I disagreed with it so really can't get my head round this and would appreciate if anyone can enlighten me why some people do this :huh:

Bookmark
Habit
Acknowledge reading
Or simply thanking someone for offering a different opinion

Who said you can only thank posts you agree with 100%

DeeDee74

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

When DS1 was home educated, we… well he was frequently followed around shops. He quickly began to challenge any security guard….it was hilarious as they did not know what the heck to say to him!

If I was you, I think I would challenge them

PS if Asda are reading :hello:

And deedee would be an asset to your company, with a starting salary of £100,000 per year…. she would be well worth it!

Adds sunshinemummy as reference :D

I've applied added I needed Wednesdays off due to other commitments :p

wookeyhole1

henrik777 wrote: »

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/66447183#Comment_66447183

thanks, I did see that post but I am still unsure if its just a good comparison or a glitch ( or a 'don't want it but still get the apg')

thank you

DeeDee74

wookeyhole1 wrote: »

thanks, I did see that post but I am still unsure if its just a good comparison or a glitch ( or a 'don't want it but still get the apg')

thank you

It's not a glitch.

Enterprise_1701C

Snap-ant wrote: »

No-one borrows my fabric scissors They are a very expensive pair I had for Christmas one year, and the only reason they are still sharp is that I am the only one that knows where they are :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: And they are sharp enough to disembowel anyone that goes anywhere near them

Had them out when I was making a dress once, came into the room just as my son had left it, immediately noticed something was missing, shot upstairs, discovered my son about to cut some cardboard:mad::mad: Said he needed sharp scissors because it was thick cardboard. He never tried that one again :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

m4rtin

From a womble dated today

3 x ASDA Little Angels Toilet Training Wipes Fragranced (60) £2.00 £282.00 :eek::eek::eek:

henrik777

wookeyhole1 wrote: »

thanks, I did see that post but I am still unsure if its just a good comparison or a glitch ( or a 'don't want it but still get the apg')

thank you

I am 0/2 on deliveries and in all honesty if you don't want a toothbrush just turn subs off. If it arrives then it'd make you look suspect if you didn't accept it.

I look on it as compensation for my disappointment and also a very handy filler for the £40 min on a delivery saver delivery

I should add, never use e-vouchers on an item you probably won't get as they don't refund them.

Enterprise_1701C

DeeDee74 wrote: »

Adds sunshinemummy as reference :D

I've applied added I needed Wednesdays off due to other commitments :p

That reminds me, we have been missing the essential Wednesday Express glitch for a while, must be one coming soon