Elite 11+ - Fleecing a supermarket near you!

Tinyshoes

fairclaire wrote: »

It was a bit strange, after I left the wine aisle I went to look for coke life and another bloke was loading a trolley up with regular coke. He must've had 30+ bottles :eek: Never seen anyone with that many bottles other than me when there's a glitch on

The parcel shelf in the back of my neighbours car was full of boxes of Old El Paso today. :eek:

First thing I though was must be a glitch , but think they must have been doing fajitas for a big party think it was their little ones first birthday there have been hoards of cars coming and going all day. And I am sure I heard Happy Birthday this afternoon.

tazmac25

uglybugball wrote: »

I have been playing too ,got the Grants and other lucrative stuff , the best deals are when it is cheaper elsewhere and extra more points ,I am now stocked up with wash powder and conditioner.
Problem is our store has a technical problem and the tills are not giving out the vouchers ,it's been over a week now and I am owed quite a few :T Waiting for them to sort that before I do any more
Better for me as well as I have a discount card so get 10% and full comparison and it was 20% for 3 days this week.

The comfort is a good one and the robinsons isn't bad - there are quite a few other bonus points not listed on the app so need to keep your eyes open round store
I do like the no need for fillers :-)

MrsBartolozzi

locarr wrote: »

Thank you MrsB!:D

Just don't let it go to your head!:cool:

Right, I'm off to bed. Night!

lookinforabargain

HopePray wrote: »

Which store? T's?

Oh I meant A's for the cleaning stuff. Dunno why, I'm not in the habit of cleaning my oven :rotfl::rotfl:

Might take myself on a wee tour as it's been a while actually. In case you didn't know, Insh3s T's has the hand held scanners in now

fairclaire

locarr wrote: »

There's not many of these left for anyone that wants to buy one......it came up at the thing I was at the other day.

For those that commented on how little the charities involved were receiving.......at the outset this was never intended to benefit charities. It's an art installation made purely to commemorate a very important time in our history. The charities that are now benefiting from the sales of these are absolutely delighted to be doing so. For the costs involved in producing them, I think they are so worth it. I will treasure mine when they arrive

Munqui

lookinforabargain wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpY8O_MRWaI

LFAB i think I may know Mary :rotfl:

lookinforabargain

In a totally random mood this evening

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9yGcKlYAiw

elliemoo

Well its goodnight from me. Its been an interesting sort of night.

Catch you all tomorrow.

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

There's not many of these left for anyone that wants to buy one......it came up at the thing I was at the other day.

For those that commented on how little the charities involved were receiving.......at the outset this was never intended to benefit charities. It's an art installation made purely to commemorate a very important time in our history. The charities that are now benefiting from the sales of these are absolutely delighted to be doing so. For the costs involved in producing them, I think they are so worth it. I will treasure mine when they arrive

Do we have a website

fairclaire

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Exactly one persons priorities are totally different to another persons, we are all unique, how we feel and react to what life throws at us. Anyone can only do what they feel is right for them.

DD1 is going through the process now of deciding whether to go back to work, the time is fast approaching. :eek:

Aww that is hard when you have your first child. I think I was lucky that I worked in civil service at the time and they offered things like temporary PT hours/term time hours/career breaks etc. I also had my Dad around then who helped out a lot with childcare.
As you say......circumstances