Elite go to Lapland In Time for christmas Eve

nerfdad

Tranquilday wrote: »

I wonder if anyone has heard the latest wheeze from Asdas.
On Friday I went to my local Asdas, did my shopping, got to the checkout and presented my £28.50 APG vouchers only to be told that Asdas are only taking APG vouchers which are equivalent of 10% of the value of the total shop that day. To use £28.50 APG vouchers I will now have to spend £285.00! I have checked their T&C's on line and there is no mention of this new ruling.
I would love to hear if anyone else has encountered this as I feel that Asda's are not honouring their 10% promise.
Thank you in advance.

Are you honouring the 10 a month or £100 limit I don't think so:rotfl: so stop moaning that they are bending the rules like yourself :D:D

nerfdad

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I keep under the radar with APG's… I get :eek::eek::eek: if I go over £10 slightly!

That's because your a good girl:T:T:cool:

Enterprise_1701C

nerfdad wrote: »

That's because your a good girl:T:T:cool:

Have you seen some of her nightshift posts :eek::eek:

bubbs

wackynut wrote: »

In T's yes.

Sanex on offer in M's till 28/12

Ahhh thanks:D

nerfdad

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Have you seen some of her nightshift posts :eek::eek:

To late for me as I go to bed early:A:A

tweets

bargainqueen8 wrote: »

god help us against bournemouth!!:rotfl::rotfl:

Sorry went for a bath then sorted tea out

I saying nothing :rotfl::rotfl:

tweets

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Maybe your mum is upset that you are doing so well, or maybe she has not noticed because she sees you so often, people often do not notice gradual changes when they see you constantly . Fantastic getting into the 14s :T:T:T



Looking forward to the new Christmas special, though I have to admit to finding the baby cannon very funny :rotfl::rotfl:



Pull the old hard drive out, even formatting it does not stop people getting at the data, I would take it apart and utterly wreck the disc inside, then dispose of it gradually, bit by bit, over a few bin days, but then I am paranoid, having worked in one of the more secretive parts of the civil service :cool:

As for the xp license, all you need is the license number on the sticker, it is easy enough to download when you have that.

As for the iTunes account, she can probably still sign into it anyway, all cloud based.

Years ago, before XP was the in thing, we bought a new desktop, it had 500MB hard drive which was massive. Funny thing is that it lasted far longer than any others!

That's true and she cant see proper without her glasses on :rotfl::rotfl:

I did that with harddrive out of DS old tower I broke disc in pieces and put in various bins when on walkies with my 2 dogs

tweets

zippydooda wrote: »

are you going to give us a t madly shot then

No I am not

wackynut

bubbs wrote: »

Ahhh thanks:D

Not the £3.99 Sanex Dermo Repair Bath (500ml)

It's some of the £3.19 ones.

So 1 deo trigger and 2 shower gel/bath creams

aau1

sparklyfee wrote: »

My point is that you were made welcome by one "clique". The fb "clique". So much so that there is a private group that people have to be invited to. You were lucky that you were part of that. Could've been worse.

So it's not so bad. And the being made to feel unwelcome goes both ways. In the case of fb I was blatantly told I was not welcome. At least that person was upfront though.

Don't suppose I'll get an invite now :rotfl:

I'm glad this is an open group. Nice that nobody is excluded whether they post or not.

Even if you post something naughty and get permanently banned on here you can still read the posts (or sign up again but i'm sure none of the current posters are guilty of that)