Elite 11+ - Fleecing a supermarket near you!

bubbs

dipdap wrote: »

I was
That wasn't milk I put in your tea :rotfl:



Was fab to have a catch up with you too
It's nice to have a good old moan about nothing in particular sometimes

Sure is and we did alright:rotfl::rotfl:

Tinyshoes

I took the last box from the bathroom had a few packs of biscuits in it, all OOD last year some Jan 2013. :eek:

I opened one pack and tried one, I was not sure if they tasted a bit stale so asked Mr TS when he got in.

He said I will save you from eating them and promptly threw them in the bin.

Wish I had kept my mouth shut now they didn't taste that bad. :rotfl:

Luckily I have already hidden the other packs somewhere.

cheer1eader

afternoon all :wave:
i've had no time to get on here with kids on half term or they've been on the laptops & i can't stand going on here on my phone as it's so hard to read :rotfl:
hope everyone is well? bug hugs to PD & hope your toothache is gone soon xx
i'm off to a's in a bit as ds3 has decided he wants inflatable wings for halloween :rotfl: anything glitchy to get while i'm there? thanks

Tinyshoes

I seem to be getting no where fast with my lists today.

Stopped for afternoon cuppa not sure I want to get started again. :eek:

scottishshortie

Just read on BBC website T's are being investigated by the Serious Fraud Office

Savvybuyer

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Cheeky booger.

My body clock hasn't got used to the clocks changing yet, still thinks it's 8am. :cool:

It did feel as if it was later than it was the other day, so I'm glad I got the extra hour. (The one they stole:eek: from us in March and then had us getting up an hour earlier for seven months:(.) It's a good thing sometimes to think it's later than what it is and then to find you have a free hour that you didn't expect to have:j. As people may know, I'm one of the minority that prefers GMT as my natural time. I never manage to adjust to the BST change - and I think last time I linked to an article about how the human body never adjusts to daylight saving time. That said, I went bed at normal late hour the other night and was quite tired - then I realised it would have been a hour later had we not put the clocks back.

altojack

fairclaire wrote: »

AJ.....Zippys shop from this morning for pasta v Sains HTH

thanks fc, I'm all of a dither trying to read back and keep losing me place :eek: I give up :rotfl::rotfl:

Off for a shower, upstairs that is and not outside, although I could very well do that. Very mse :eek: quite dark so the neighbours won't see me :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

emerald21

Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »

Thanks for confirming the PPs compare as I have a very similar shop, but have also included Dr O pizza (paid 15p to take away) and Hot n spicy chicken at 40p after apg/msl. Shame the PPs aren't included in the Q cashback too.

Does anyone know how many times you can claim for the cider on MSL as I've already done 1?

Can you tell me where I can find the offer of the free cider on msl please

Savvybuyer

rosy798 wrote: »

The second part is correct and £3.02 per bottle is a very good price for this quality of wine, in my opinion.


The first part was different in my case. I choose to do it in shops of 2 bottles to minimise the case outlay. I am coupons rich but cash poor. Buying in 2s means I use those points to buy the 3rd shop. My total cash outlay was £31 and odd pennies not £45. I gave myself a 'stake' of £31 to see just how much I could get for it. I also used coupons and spend and saves. I have loads of stuff and still have £15 vouchers in hand. I am planning buying 6 bottles of Morrisons own red wine, which my hubby prefers, for £17.20 after the 25%.


I don't see this as any more faffing about than the apg or pp. My vouchers show up available online I go get them, not had a problem yet. fingers crossed.


It does seem as if the inner circle missed a trick here, for the first few days Ariel 30 pods was £9.99 in Morrisons and compared to 2p at Asda so you got almost all your money back and 1250 more points. I found this on here, thanks again to OP. I did this quite a few times but then something happened and it was taken off the shelves at my 2 stores.


Comfort is another one 6 for £19.50 - £15 Vouchers less any coupons you may have, I had £1 off 1.5lt x 4 = pay 50p and get 1300 points in total. Not free or paid to take away but I am not privy to that information, and rarely get anything that cheaply.


Its great for some who can spend a lot of cash to try all the different schemes out in the hope they get a bargain, sadly I don't have the spare cash. I did try it in the beginning but found I was spending so much money I reined it back. This site is supposed to save me money!!!!

:eek:_pale_Why did I not know about this?:rotfl:

SavvyDad_2

house_elf wrote: »

Hi,


I seem to recall a conversation on here about solar panels recently. Wondered if anyone could offer a bit of advice.


Went to IKEA today but they didn't have what we wanted, so went for free coffee. Saw that there was no queue for the solar panel people and went to enquire about a quote. Seems very positive and much cheaper than anything we have had quoted in the past. Anyone with any experience of Hanergy or IKEA systems. Will it give us 'free' energy and pay us a return?


The panels are not as efficient as some, but we have a lot of roof area, so can have a lot of panels!


Tia. HE x

I've sent you a PM