ELITE 11+ Awaiting glitches and chatting with friends

Sad_Dad

elainemn wrote: »

My pork mince did not work today. Unsure about Radox.

Radox with brush trigger worked for me today.

fairclaire

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Same can't be said for me :eek: :rotfl: I need to rein in my behaviour! Don't think I'll be allowed out this Thursday somehow :rotfl:

You been watching this evening? I haven't seen much, my Sky Go keeps going off and it's driving me :mad: so I gave up!

Yes I've had it on although I've not seen anything to excite me much. Probably just as well :rotfl::rotfl:

I did the quiz. You weren't alone tweets.....I died on the titanic with you :eek:

Claire_Alex

Sad_Dad wrote: »

Radox with brush trigger worked for me today.

Would it work with the travel bottle?

Please and thank you

MrsBartolozzi

Evening!

Just got my apg results on the pork joint. I definitely bought the right one, I've checked the barcode but it came back as N/A for Sains

1 x ASDA Butcher's Selection Boneless Pork Loin Joint ...£5.00N/A

I can see that the description is different, but the barcode on my receipt is exactly the same as a joint which worked earlier - 505244931951. Maybe this one doesn't work in Scotland either?

purpledonkey

fairclaire wrote: »

I don't imply

You'd definately have been burned at the stake for being able to bake such amazing cakes whilst having such a dirty mind :eek: :rotfl:

You cheese master (hehehehe 'cheese')

Claire_Alex

Sad_Dad wrote: »

Was going to get free cavity wall installed but DW doesn't want lots of holes in the brick work.

The holes are small and not very noticeable

fairclaire

underperky wrote: »

fairclaire wrote: »

I've not been so good today. Very breathless. I think it might be the weather? It was very damp today. I've been given a ventolin inhaler to help.
I was blue round the lips this morning :eek: but better than that now. OH must've forgiven me. He fed me this evening :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Thanks for asking :A[/QUOTE


This is my DGD who is only 3 so she says it hurts but don't know if that is a tingle , bless her and it also runs or can run in families this I already know but which it is ? cold sore verses ulcer

Id think an ulcer Perky. 2 of my kids were very prone to them as toddlers. I put it down to them always sticking things they shouldn't in their mouths.
You can buy bonjella for kids. DONT!!!!! give them adult Bonjella, it's dangerous!! For kids under 16
I find that they can usually show you where it hurts and you can get the bonjella on it. I hope you get her sorted. It's unlikely a child so young woukd have a cold sore I think.

underperky

tweets wrote: »

I Died on the Titanic

Nothing prepared you to the tragedy that happened on board the Titanic. You bought a ticket in order to visit your family in New York, thinking you'd enjoy a nice cruise in a magnificent ship. But suddenly, the ship hit a giant iceberg, and went down under. During those critical hours, you've helped a lot of people paying a high personal price. To them (and to us), you have a hero's soul!

Snap Tweets I died on Titanic too

Savvybuyer

:hello:

No good with wombles today - been a bit damp earlier and, although you can get 'wet wombles', it always seems to encourage people to leave the receipts if it's a bright sunshiney day, so many around - not the right time of day anyway and not the right time of the week - Tuesday not much shopping being done. So no glitches that have come to light yet:(, trouble is not enough mix and match mbuys in M to cause much confusion, didn't think there would be anything anyway.

Also no good with all the 50p items in A at the moment:( - you never know, there may be someone who manages to avoid them all, or randomly gets only non-comparable, and then buys something really at silly expense that's way cheaper at one of the rivals. Otherwise it seems we have to wait :(until everyone has done their stocking up of way too much of the 50p items and got bored of keeping buying them.

One of my silly shoppers bought the 500g Frosties (45.6p/100g:eek:) at £2.28 - of course they got them for that expensive price (more expensive than even 750g at A's £2.00 price - my guide on that btw is £1.34, showing you how expensive they are), 500g are £1.14 in T and my muggle wasn't getting them for 10% off that!

However, they put possibly the worst item they could in the same shopping - the absolute ones I would definitely never buy with 500g Frosties - those £4 Ariels that are £7 each in T!:mad::mad:

So, as predicted, totally useless...:rotfl: (and yes it did lose out from being a voucher for possibly a quid or two and solely because of the Ariels:mad::():

18 items (17 different) on your bill qualify for comparison Tesco

+£7.89
1 x ASDA British Semi Skimmed Milk 4 Pints (2.27L)£1.00£1.00
1 x ASDA Milk Chocolate Malted Milk Biscuits (250g)£0.99N/A
1 x ASDA Smartprice Strawberry Jam (454g)£0.29£0.29
1 x Nutella Hazelnut Chocolate Spread (200g)£1.35£1.00
1 x Nivea Body Express Hydration Body Lotion (250ml)£3.48£3.49
1 x Muller Corner Chocolate Sprinkles - Strawberry (6x...£2.00£3.89
2 x Ariel Actlift Bio Laundry Liquid - 24 Washes (1.2L...£8.00£14.00:eek::eek:
1 x Imperial Leather Hair & Body Wash for Men - Invigo...£1.00£1.00
1 x Imperial Leather Body Wash - Tropical Paradise (25...£1.00£1.00
1 x Kellogg's Frosties (500g)£2.28£1.14
1 x Mr Kipling Bakewell Tart£0.96£1.49
1 x Walkers Crisps - Classic Variety (20x25g)£3.00£3.99
1 x Warburtons Crumpets (9)£1.00£1.20
1 x The Green Rubbish Bag Tie Top Refuse Sacks (10)£1.40N/A
1 x Nestle Frosted Shreddies (500g)£2.48£2.49
1 x Roberts Bakery Medium Sliced White Bread (800g)£1.35£1.35
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Low Fat Natural Yogurt (200g)£0.50N/A
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Jaffa Cakes (12 per pack - 150g...£0.69N/A
1 x ASDA Assorted Jam Tarts (9)£0.89N/A
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Bourbon Creams (300g)£0.40N/A
1 x Goodfella's Deep Pan Baked Loaded Cheese Pizza (41...£2.75£2.50
1 x Nestle Rolo Pouch (126g)£1.00£1.00
1 x Nestle Aero Bubbles - Peppermint (113g)£1.00£1.00
Comparison total (compared products only)£33.94£41.83

14p vs Sains:(.

Confirmation that the Kipling Bakewell Tart picks up the 74p price for Morries:

1 x Mr Kipling Bakewell Tart£0.96£0.74

And they probably think 96p is good price:(. In fact 74p (or 10% off that) is rather rubbish IMO, for two reasons: firstly these tarts had a shrinking in size about a year or two ago and are no longer what they were before. Quite small tarts now IMO. Secondly, they went down on a low to 65p in Sains., probably including back when they were somewhat larger.

S/P Strawberry Jam still not working vs Morries:
1 x ASDA Smartprice Strawberry Jam (454g)£0.29N/A

Probably not the right type of strawberry or not strawberry enough for them in Morries. I'll examine both A and M's products, fwiw:rotfl:, in more detail: maybe something to do with flavoured vs flavour?

Vs M:
1 x Warburtons Crumpets (9)£1.00N/A

These are £1 in Morrisons, but they don't see them do they when they are on a stand of their own, right in front of people's noses? They are in one of my stores anyway, to be fair they might not be in the price collectors' stores. Very expensive crumpets anyway - that £1 works out at about 67p for 6, which is absolutely expensive given that S/P 6 Crumpets etc. are always cheaper at 37p and any offers on standard range own brand always seem to be more than 37p per pack of 6. Even when Kingsmill 6 are on 2 for £1 in A (meaning 50p each), still works out cheaper than 67p for a pack - ah, that round pound again:(.

cheer1eader

what number did everyone that died on the titanic pick? i picked 2
there seems to have been a lot of the elite on there :rotfl: