The Extreme League of Intelligent Team Earners

emerald21

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Thinking out loud here have the boys forgotten it is their turn to organise the Elite calendar this year. :eek:

They best get a move on.

Was thinking David. could use the pic of his little man. And DM could treat us to his Christmas jumper?

:eek: bring it on but I bet they are all talk and no trousers. :rotfl:

EMMAP

littlebluebird

Princess_x wrote: »

That's fine. Thanks for helping! I really want to get my sister a stash of gluten free snacks since the stuff she eats is very limited. Now if food companies can start making low carb goodies, then I would be able to have snacks for myself too. I don't think that's happeningg anytime soon though so I have to be content with using almond flour to bake lol.

I've exchanged in store before. I had to take dd2 to hospital so a friend took my order in and some of the subs were rubbish! They'll only exchange non fresh obviously, but wasn't a problem for mine.

Don't know if it makes a difference but when I exchanged they did it based on the price I paid not price matching. I.e. I bought two things for 3, they were subbed for two other things and price matched. I exchanged for other flavours but she made me pay the difference! Probably not right, but it didn't affect apg, and I wanted what I exchanged for and it was only 50p so I didn't quibble!
just something to be aware of.
hth

littlebluebird

Snap-ant wrote: »

:o:o Make up

Slice a pile of peeled potatoes
grate some cheese
chop up some onions

3 minute zap in microwave of the onions to soften them

Chuck all into slow cooker & add some milk

cook for about 4 hours

My kind of meal.

emerald21

Just had a bit of good news regarding my hob. A lady from head office rang me and they are sending me a cheque in the post for the full £89.

Dawn and I are going to Tesco tasting evening on the 11 can anyone advise what happens there etc as I know some of you have been before Thanks

nerfdad

emerald21 wrote: »

Just had a bit of good news regarding Dawn and I are going to Tesco tasting evening on the 11 can anyone advise what happens there etc as I know some of you have been before Thanks

You put your car keys in a bowl;):j:j:D:D

tweets

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Can't wait to hear what your cat brings home next.

I had a tom cat who was partial to bringing me home presents from a boat yard I lived close to at the time. :eek:

He was a funny thing I had to keep any dishcloths, sponges etc hidden in a cupboard at home otherwise he would grab them, often he would sneak as I opened the cupboard door and growl like a little dog as he pulled one out. :rotfl:

Anyway he found a good supply of something similar at the boat yard, this stuff,



Started off bringing brand new big cuts of it home, obviously had found where it was stored, my dad was over the moon for cleaning his car. Would get at least one piece a night if not 2 or 3.

Reckon the yard thought someone was pinching it as these pieces started to get smaller and smaller as they obviously realised it was disappearing fast. :rotfl:

Eventually it must have been locked away as we started to get used bits with fibreglass resin stuck to them. And he would even bring them home soaked in the pouring rain. :eek:

One night I was really scared as I could hear something heavy being dragged across the bedroom floor. He had only brought one home with a bloomin heavy paint brush stuck inside. Frightened the life out of me. :rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

cheer1eader

nerfdad wrote: »

My car is in the garage as well :eek:EDR sensor BIL who works for a parts supplier said it will cost £100 today or £30 - £40 if I wait till tomorrow tomorrow it is:T:cool:

so there's a sale on tomorrow then :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

rhosynbach

David. wrote: »

Rhos why dont you and hubby open a bank account and then switch, in the meantime http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/ps4-console-with-little-big-plannet-3-0-interest-free-over-3-months-new-customers-2071193 Iknow it is expired but read comments for £30 off code and 3 months interest free
Free ps4 near enough with a bit of effort not a lot

Arthien wrote: »

There's a 12gb one on amazon for £149.99 with Minecraft game, which actually works out £20 cheaper than just buying the console on its own from them!

It's also the same price on tesco direct, on double up CC voucher offer, but no stock at the moment (presumably due to Black Friday craziness), so I'd put a stock alert on that if you're interested. I'd then go and buy some second hand games off eBay or game/cex rather than new, as they're a rip off full-price.

If that's out of your budget, or he'll want a bigger hard drive (there's a 500gb model available), I'd suggest using Martin's local eBay deals mapper to find something local to you at a reasonable price. http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/shopping/local-ebay-deals/?_ga=1.146127356.959732059.1354993094
I looked last night as a test and found lots at prices ranging from £6 to £50 currently, though of course the final selling price may be a heck of a lot higher than that, unless you can grab a bargain when no one else is looking

I'm sure someone else will be along with some better options shortly, but hopefully it gets the ideas flowing!

:T:T I love you both:D I have 2 bank accounts little used, now switched had thought of it but David you gave me the push,:T and Kylies old post helped
oh said rather than go down the credit route borrow the money from the emergency fund and buy the one he wants so gathering money to put in bank later today, So will be looking at the ones you suggested thanks Arthien plus ps4
You all know we have had a rough time this year, the boys have never complained, and put up with my moods:p and have been totally supportive and helpful they work hard and deserve something nice so thanks to the wondeful elite they will have brilliant xmas pressies xxxxxxx

Busylizzie

Oh dear, not having a very good day. DD1 failed her driving theory test and now we have come back to a house with no heating or hot water and no chance of getting it fixed today