ELITE 11+ glitch loving, barmy bargain hunters

miss_corerupted

sooo cool.

http://www.parentdish.co.uk/2014/09/18/danger-mouse-alexander-armstrong-replaces-sir-david-jason/

Armstrong, Dave lamb and dangermouse!

Sarahdol75

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Thanks for the warning Sarah.

It's this one, I did have a quick look at reviews thought it looked ok.


http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/4066150.htm

Thats the one, blew up after one room. :eek:

Savvybuyer

asset2004 wrote: »

Bought Dr O pizza in T and they compared against A

Also in A earlier and notice their suncream is very well reduced (some at 38p), also aloe vera gel, after sun and bug/mosquito spray RTC

But did they compare against M?:rotfl:;)

As people know, I go for risks sometimes:rotfl::rotfl::

Birds Eye Crispy Chicken Dippers (42 per pack - 770g)£4.25£3.00
Bernard Matthews Golden Turkey Drummers (10 per pack - 500g)£2.00£1.00

Compared perfectly vs Morries. Well - I suppose 'perfect' world would have been £0.01 for M, but can't have everything:rotfl:! So, no risk anymore unless something strange happens as with Dr Oetkers suddenly going N/A on APG last weekend?

Also, I risked the A Conference Pears (600g), as only saw them in the shop, at 57p, and they went N/A vs M, as well as everywhere else!! Could have returned M at much higher price but was hoping that M was a lot more weighty, and therefore N/A, and indeed N/A it was!:)

manila

Snap-ant wrote: »

how lovely he is!...
my children dont even stay anywhere near the thing they had broken

Tinyshoes

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Thats the one, blew up after one room. :eek:

Might not be picking that one up then. :rotfl:

Maybe I should go for 2 of the £49.99 one. I do overwork mine.

mutley_muppet

manila wrote: »

how lovely he is!...
my children dont even stay anywhere near the thing they had broken

Snap-ant wrote: »

^^^^^^ A beautiful example of a dog giving a calming signal.





I highly recommend this book on the subject. Not a big volume and very easy to read.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/On-Talking-Terms-Dogs-Calming/dp/B00CB5WQ7M/ref=pd_cp_b_2

Tinyshoes

Finally an O2 priority moment I have been able to take advantage of by using the app on my laptop. :j

The Cafe Nero offer of £95 gift card for £45 with code, and extra £3 loaded when I register it. (when it arrives.)

It costs £1.50 to deliver so will work out costing £46.50 for £98 spending power. Seeing as JL is not going to be so generous don't mind paying around half price for cake and coffee. :T

mutley_muppet

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Thats the one, blew up after one room. :eek:

I hate all vacuum cleaners. I really do.

Over the years I've been through several dysons, a sebo, a bissell, a vax. I hated them all. The bissell upright sound like a jet engine and I felt like I was like trying to manoevere a tractor in the living room! :eek:

Now I have Dyson animal. I bought it with my CC points as I cannot bear to spend a single penny on one, but I have two dogs so I need one.

The day someone invents a robot hoover that can deal with dog hair.... I will be a very happy lady!

Nite all x

Tinyshoes

mutley_muppet wrote: »

I hate all vacuum cleaners. I really do.

Over the years I've been through several dysons, a sebo, a bissell, a vax. I hated them all. The bissell upright sound like a jet engine and I felt like I was like trying to manoevere a tractor in the living room! :eek:

Now I have Dyson animal. I bought it with my CC points as I cannot bear to spend a single penny on one, but I have two dogs so I need one.

The day someone invents a robot hoover that can deal with dog hair.... I will be a very happy lady!

Nite all x

Night mutley. :A

I love my hoovers just like Mildred's DS does. I would be a lost soul without one.

Tinyshoes

Am I all on my own now? :eek:

Where is everyone?

Did you book the Travelodge and not tell me.