Especially Lovely Is The Elite

Munqui

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

Munqui, you are far too good at this for such a noobie..:T

I thought the same earlier when you posted your original post. However, if you/we are lucky there might be an even better comparison A v W at £1.85 2for1. Buy in sixes, potential apg of £4 each time meaning 33p per bottle.:D

For this to work you probably need an early CC/HD or to be instore very early after the till prices change but before msm is updated.

Bit too rich for my blood but might be of interest to some whose stashes are a bit low at the moment.

Good luck..:)

Cheers sfsb... too much spare time while job hunting unfortunately

40p a bottle didn't seem that amazing tbh I worked out as 23p/L vs CBY cola at 21p/L (and I have been trying to enjoy s/p cola recently at 8.5p/L :rotfl:)

Hadn't considered W as was thinking of adding Dove Deeply and some selection boxes vs M for a CC.

Anything worth getting v W other than kitchen towels (did this end yet :think:)?

bubbs

£0.10 Nestle condensed milk 397g @ B&M
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/0-10-nestle-condensed-milk-397g-b-m-2048305

mhoc

mutley_muppet wrote: »

Thank you for sharing all your photos today folks. :A

I haven't read all the way back for days. I have a horrible cold & terrible cough, but not had the opportunity to rest. Ah well, it'll pass.

My oldest dog is poorly too. Feeling sad that he is 10 years old now.



My grandad was in the Black Watch. He lost an eye and had loads of shrapnel injuries. I think he was injured at Normandy but I'm not sure as he never ever spoke of it.

One of my earliest memories as a small child is of my grandad popping out his glass eye and chasing us around the house with his eye in his hand! :eek: We used to scream but loved it really.

If you want to find out about your grandad - where he served and when he served and his service record - I think its all online now - someone on the elite is bound to have traced their relatives records and know how to go about it.

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Munqui wrote: »

Cheers sfsb... too much spare time while job hunting unfortunately

40p a bottle didn't seem that amazing tbh I worked out as 23p/L vs CBY cola at 21p/L (and I have been trying to enjoy s/p cola recently at 8.5p/L :rotfl:)

Hadn't considered W as was thinking of adding Dove Deeply and some selection boxes vs M for a CC.

Anything worth getting v W other than kitchen towels (did this end yet :think:)?

Munqui, let me know what you decide on... Very tempted by this, used to cans but £0.33 is the price of 1 can :eek: Sooooo im tempted, verrrrry tempted... :T

fairclaire

bargainqueen8 wrote: »

she`s still open just moved to a different part of town,thats where ours goes for his trims.:D

I didn't know that! I had a card and rang the number after she closed and it was disconnected. He goes to a place on Blackpool road now. She has a salon at her house. Paws and claws I think it's called.
How are you BQ? You've been quiet

locarr

mhoc wrote: »

If you want to find out about your grandad - where he served and when he served and his service record - I think its all online now - someone on the elite is bound to have traced their relatives records and know how to go about it.

Found my grandfather on here!:D

https://livesofthefirstworldwar.org/?sisearchengine=1068&siproduct=Email&utm_source=dctfhuk&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=news&utm_content=173703

fairclaire

mhoc wrote: »

If you want to find out about your grandad - where he served and when he served and his service record - I think its all online now - someone on the elite is bound to have traced their relatives records and know how to go about it.

It's all gradually been put online. I will admit to this being one of my hobbies in what little spare time I have. You can join the national archives, read the millions of documents and add tags to them to enable them to sort them in to categories. I must admit I absolutely love doing it and it's absolutely fascinating.

What is truly touching is the amount of people who donated items such as letters recieved to the national archives during both wars. In the desperate hope their lost ones would be remembered everything was kept and it's taken 100 years and waiting on technology to catch up for it to be possible but I think it's amazing that it is. I love being a tiny part of it.

It's good as hobby if you have variable amounts of time available because you can do it as and when you like/can. It doesn't feel like prying at personal letters. The families who sent them in wanted them to be read and I feel happy that now they are being. I often cry at them and also feel proud at putting them somewhere where they can be seen forever

andi123

Claire1972 wrote: »

JF results spent 10.91 got 12.86 back!!!

10% Cheaper Guarantee
ASDA guarantee your comparable grocery shopping to be 10% cheaper than Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Morrisons and Waitrose or we’ll give you the difference.


Due to the ASDA Price Guarantee, you're entitled to a voucher of £12.86:
ASDA Voucher
Why £12.86?
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8 items (7 different) on your bill qualify for comparison ASDA Morrisons
+£11.98

0.33 x ASDA Bananas by Weight per kg £0.22 £0.22
0.12 x ASDA Carrots by Weight per kg £0.09 £0.09
1 x Haribo Maoam Giant Strawberry Stripes £0.10 £0.10
1 x Haribo Maoam Giant Sour Stripes (15g) £0.10 £0.10
1 x Candyland Flumps Mallow Twists (12g) £0.10 £0.10
1 x Haribo Starmix £0.10 £0.10
2 x John Frieda Frizz Ease Nourishing Oil Elixir (100m... £19.98 £8.00
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Giant White Mice Bar (15g) £0.10 N/A
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Giant Rainbow Buttons Bar (15g) £0.10 N/A

Comparison total (compared products only) £20.69 £8.71

Hi what trigger did you use please, I still haven't got any jF :j:j

lookinforabargain

FC time for some Gando :smileyhea:smileyhea

Claire1972

andi123 wrote: »

Hi what trigger did you use please, I still haven't got any jF :j:j

Two triggers are working at present

JF Frizz ease extra strength serum 50ml bc 2007
JF frizz ease original formula serum 50ml bc 1994

Both worked for me today.

HTH