Especially Lovely Is The Elite

karlie88

nerfdad wrote: »

At least I'm not alone:D:D

But the quoted quotes don't appear in our quotes.

:eek::D

wookeyhole1

Chrisv wrote: »

Order collected, 2 nice pieces of beef, paid £5.40 each.

N/A v T/S/W, comparing against £7.99kg at Morries.

Luckily mine compared at the full Asda price of £7.50kg, BUT I think that is because the offer only went on MSM this afternoon. It will prob compare £3.97kg V £7.99kg tomorrow, so I wouldn't put it in an A v M shop tomorrow.

thanks for your comparison. were your joints worth more than £5.40 ? just wondering if it will happen the same as last year. thanks x

Snap-ant

A few Quidco Opinions surveys available - I've just waded through the supermarket one 35 minutes & counting but was rewarded with £2 at the end

Tinyshoes

karlie88 wrote: »

:eek:

That's not correct, is it?

I thought I used a GG today but in fact used a XX by mistake. GR stopped working since end of Sept but I've redeemed myself by getting some cheese with GRs today. I've also renewed my AA today. Just hope the CC points come through otherwise it's an email to CS again. To top it off, I can't login to CS.

:eek::eek:

No it was right an XX that ended in TT that I combined with a load of GR which should get me a HH to use next week but not with my GR for the week after, that I have no idea whether will work with my XX for finest which seems to work on anything.

Chrisv

purple-pixie wrote: »

I don't know whether it's store specific but I just got Asda sage and onion Yorkshire puddings at 20p per 12 pack, might go well with the beef.

20p here too, N/A against all shops, so a handy filler

Enterprise_1701C

sarahskint wrote: »

Evening all x


got my cheese shops this morning so thank you for the heads up, also used a couple of pizza vouchers, yazoo smoothies and danio yogs, so a good few bits to keep the kids happy, perfect timing for the cheese as they all now want to use up the crackers from one of the other promos!!


big ask time........... my DD who is 11, needs to come up with a person who in the last 100 years has done something for us/the world - this is for her biography for school, best I could come up with was some bloke who cloned dolly am after some ideas, not people too popular they are always done by half the class lol AND they have to be English ty all

How about Frank Whittle, big name round here as Farnborough is just up the road.

tweets

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I have a cat who won't go outside and a baby fish who won't get off the bottom of the tank *sigh* My cat can please herself but I'm proper worried about the lickle fishie

Hope fishie ok and recovers soon.

Snap-ant

The WAGG scanned at yellow SEL price after I got Fourp to lug the 12kgs to the scanner

Got the B1G2F on the Cadburys selection boxes.

Found more series 11 Lego mini figures for 62p - going to put them in my home made crackers

One direction set of 4 badges scan at 35p

The Thomas Take & play - was 'contact a member of staff' :(

The frozen Banoffee pie is 75p

Pavlova cases are 79p

Creme caramel kits 59p

Calypso freeze pops are 64p for 30

tweets

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Off to puppy classes again with Harley tonight, needing some more tips.

He is playing up when I take him on a walk at the minute, if I let him off in a field, throwing his ball, he will fetch it and bring it back, but somedays after 10 minutes of playing or even half hour of playing, he goes on a mental thing, running riot, he will not come anywhere near me to put the lead on, doesnt matter, what nice treats I have in my pocket, ignores the whistle, if I go near him, he just runs, thinks its a game. I spent an hour and half in the field this afternoon, I had to trap him in the kids playpark as less space for him to run round, to try to contain him. A friend in the end had to come with her dog, so I could get him, the little devil. He is very intelligent, and knows exactly when I am going to put him on the lead, and if he is not ready, he is not ready. Anybody got any tips, or recomendations

Sorry for smiling but this is why Poppy got banned from being off the lead . She would run to me sit and soon as I stretched arm/hand to put on lead off she ran little madam she was.

Chrisv

wookeyhole1 wrote: »

thanks for your comparison. were your joints worth more than £5.40 ? just wondering if it will happen the same as last year. thanks x

My joints were 1.36kg at £3.97kg, so £5.40 correct price