Elite 11+ - Fleecing a supermarket near you!

Jelly_Biactol

Anon wrote: »

K1ng of Sh4ves? I am glad I only paid 1p for these razors. I have had closer shaves in Mr T ...!
Not the same standard as Gillette or Wilkinson .Anon

I agree, they are terrible:(
I'm on the last of the Wilkinson Sword freebies that they gave away at Father's Day (I think) - they last for ages; the current one has 'Glitch Monkey' on it:)
The Morribobs own-brand value ones are very good, too.

EMMAP

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

If it's foodstuffs and free or next-to-free, donate it to a foodbank; you might not want it (I mean people in general, not you personally, Anon) but there will be someone that needs it.

I take care to check dates on my stash regularly now. There's nothing more gutting than discovering some out of date food/cleaning products you got for next to nothing that could have gone to someone who needed it more.

In Sainsbobs today I picked up two 'mini ponies' that were 49p each. Does anyone know of any national scheme for presents for disadvantaged kids at Christmas? My local foodbank may do something but just wondered- you're a knowledgable lot

David.

DeeDee74 wrote: »

:rotfl: :rotfl: house full of carp I bet that's 99% of the elite
I don't get the whole buy stuff your not interested in.

I haven't glitch shopped for ever no recent glitches interested me haven't the time energy to search my own ATM

What :eek:




tick tock HE only lasts so long

davemorton

David. wrote: »

tick tock HE only lasts so long

Bet you say that to all the girls

scottishshortie

I'm another who only buys what I use and with there only being my young Dd (who goes to school dinners) and me I don't spend more than £10 a week on shopping but find for Christmas Easter and birthdays you guys help me loads

David.

scottishshortie wrote: »

I'm another who only buys what I use and with there only being my young Dd (who goes to school dinners) and me I don't spend more than £10 a week on shopping but find for Christmas Easter and birthdays you guys help me loafs

Another baker :T:T

David.

davemorton wrote: »

Bet you say that to all the girls

Would be more tick to

claire21

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Hi Claire and DM,

Am I right in thinking that you are buying the cheapest item on l'occitane web site and claiming free gift with code........are you paying postage?

The best deal is if you have a local store, buy mag £3.90 with £8 hand cream in it, then visit the store with the voucher in mag and buy a soap for £4 or £4.50 and with the voucher you get the £16 set free. You can get the £16 set with a £4 soap delivered but P&P applies.

izzy65

EMMAP wrote: »

I take care to check dates on my stash regularly now. There's nothing more gutting than discovering some out of date food/cleaning products you got for next to nothing that could have gone to someone who needed it more.

In Sainsbobs today I picked up two 'mini ponies' that were 49p each. Does anyone know of any national scheme for presents for disadvantaged kids at Christmas? My local foodbank may do something but just wondered- you're a knowledgable lot

Good afternoon, the cash for kids charity collect presents at christmas through the local radio station, maybe there will be something the same in your area

scottishshortie

David. wrote: »

Another baker :T:T

Ha ha you're to quick for me but yes I do bake nothing like home made bread and other goodies on days like this just made ham and cheese muffins well my Dd did and she loves the sticky gooey mess and eating the things she makes