Elite 11+ - Fleecing a supermarket near you!

cjj_2

bubbs wrote: »

It is rubbish:eek:
We are fine thankyou , you?

Good ta
Hope your c&c is sorted soon xx

lookinforabargain

Evening all :hello:

FC I hope you've got peace from those hyperactive children you had earlier and are managing to tune in

Munqui

Sad_Dad wrote: »

Possibly, I don't they knew what they were doing, seemed to be a lot of confusion about. I did think it a bit strange that someone else would have walked off with 10 boxes of UDI toastie things without noticing.

If your A has a drive thru like mine does, they will load it into your car boot for you - so might not have been noticed until they got home, I don't check the bags at the drive thru but I do check the CIF, dishwasher tabs and UDI prices then and there.

Sunshinemummy

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

We got a Cluedo game with our last books of Greenshield stamps, I wanted to get something for the kitchen but OH insisted on getting this. We have never played it :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I never understood the green stamps. I think I have a false memory of sticking green stamps in a little book with really thin paper… weird!

Mum used to get all of our clothes with 'club cheques' … everything we got was from the same shop!

We all had to go shopping 'on road' on a Thursday after school, when we went from shop to shop getting the food for the week. Well us kids used to carry everything and opened all the doors, mum was not allowed to carry a bag/open a door - dad would have gone mad at us!!

:p:p:p

TrulyMadly

Picked this up today for £11 in local A

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/asda-compare-prices/Spirits/Havana_Club_Rum_Anejo_7_Year_Old_700ml.html

Anyone fancy a rum and coke:D

fairclaire

Sad_Dad wrote: »

Possibly, I don't they knew what they were doing, seemed to be a lot of confusion about. I did think it a bit strange that someone else would have walked off with 10 boxes of UDI toastie things without noticing.

.........unless you have a fellow glitcher using your store too :eek:

izzy65

EMMAP wrote: »

We used to get the Argos catalogue out before Christmas and me and my sister would go through it and point at things that we wanted. All credit to my parents, we'd always have a good haul. Some of them were second hand but we never went without.

My favourite oh my god I remember that! moments have been
Little Professor electronic learning thingy
Dizzy Dizzy Dinosaur Boardgame
Keypers (I had a swan whose wings opened and you could store things inside)
I also had a mini post office because what child doesn't want to recreate all the fun of a POST OFFICE.

I will put this down to my Dad being a postie and me being a little weirdo.

Evening all, my DD had a post office too, but as I worked on post office counters she just wanted to copy mum:)

fairclaire

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Evening all :hello:

FC I hope you've got peace from those hyperactive children you had earlier and are managing to tune in

I don't think I'd go as far as peace........DS2 is still bouncing off walls and ceilings But the ones that don't belong to me (DDs friends) have gone.
OH and DS1 have just left to go fishing and expect to back at 2.30am :eek: nutters!

bubbs

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Enterprise_1701C

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I never understood the green stamps. I think I have a false memory of sticking green stamps in a little book with really thin paper… weird!

Mum used to get all of our clothes with 'club cheques' … everything we got was from the same shop!

We all had to go shopping 'on road' on a Thursday after school, when we went from shop to shop getting the food for the week. Well us kids used to carry everything and opened all the doors, mum was not allowed to carry a bag/open a door - dad would have gone mad at us!!

:p:p:p

That is not a false memory