Elite 11+ - Fleecing a supermarket near you!

Savvybuyer

henrik777 wrote: »

The point was she paid for 500g and as they didn't have them she got 1kg as a substitute which Asda only charged the 500g price

Of course v T if she'd bought 3 it would comp on 3 for 2 perhaps ?

I don't think it would - isn't this in the offer with the bakery and Dr Oetker baking stuff at T, just going from my memory there? Items in that bakery/cake decs/flour offer are different individual prices, so they won't compare if you buy 3 or more.

tweets

emerald21 wrote: »

Hi tweets what email address do I put down on this tiny pic thing please ?

Open link
Go to upload images & videos
Resize is under this resize to 15" screen
Go to Browse and find your pic click on open so pic goes on tinypic in file box
Upload now
Enter message so they know you not spam and upload now
When pics uploaded click full size image
Right click on pic and copy
Then paste pic on here

Hope that makes sense

TrulyMadly

fairclaire wrote: »

I can't say I've ever heard it used when addressing a child! :eek: Obviously the mother of the child thought it was ok if she didn't say anything? We're they youngsters? Id have been as shocked as you

The mother smiled and thanked her. The pair of them were early 30s I guess.

It was one of those "is it just me" moments:o

simone10

tweets wrote: »

Tried the persimmon cant describe the taste it was ok I will eat the other 2 ...

Maybe wait for another couple of days. They will taste sweeter even though they won't look appertising

tweets

TrulyMadly wrote: »

This isn't the first time I've heard this. Our language is evolving all the time I know but can't get my head around this one. I almost wanted to take her to one side and explain the connotations.

Do you think you would feel better if you told CS and explained how its made you feel.

I wouldn't have liked hearing cleaner talking like that and cant understand why mother didn't say anything.

David.

TrulyMadly wrote: »

The mother smiled and thanked her. The pair of them were early 30s I guess.

It was one of those "is it just me" moments:o

Both need help and no you are right
Why you would want your young daughter to look sexy or why you would think a young child is sexy is scary :eek:

rhosynbach

sorry to ask again but please is there another trigger in the 2 for £8 have been studying msm but cant see anything other than aussie doing an asda shop no cakes or donuts or the hair oil may give up xx

bubbs

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Seriously bubbs?

Summer temperatures......nice but not natural:o:)

Yup, some areas 24:eek: no not natural

David.

tweets wrote: »

Do you think you would feel better if you told CS and explained how its made you feel.

I wouldn't have liked hearing cleaner talking like that and cant understand why mother didn't say anything.

Was it the cleaner I missed that bit :eek:
I would mention it deffo

fairclaire

cheer1eader wrote: »

we hadn't had any trick or treaters from about 8:30 so took the sign down from the front door at 9pm & 5 mins ago 2 five year olds knocked on the door :eek: is it me or is it too late for little ones to be out trick or treating? i've told ds2 & 3 no more answering the door tonight now!

I had the same and I think 9pm is too late for little ones myself. I didn't get any older kids which was nice.