Elite go to Lapland In Time for christmas Eve

aau1

davemorton wrote: »

No goody back at my tesco tasting either, so unfair. Yes, the souffl!s (sp) were lovely. One bit of good news though, I was chatting to the staff about the bisol and apparently it is going half price on Wednesday :beer:

I'd worry less about your spelling of "souffle" and worry more about your spelling of "bag" :cool:



:rotfl:

Evening all, just back from Interstellar courtesy of O2 :money:

Savvybuyer

aau1 wrote: »

I'd worry les about your spelling of "souffle" and worry more about your spelling of "bag" :cool:



:rotfl:

Evening all, just back from Interstellar courtesy of O2 :money:

I worry about your spelling of the word "less":D. (Not really. "Worry" is the wrong, or too strong a, word. In fact, I'm not even anything about it - totally neutral, in actual physical feeling...anyway I'm waffling:rotfl:!) Quoted and captured for eternity:D:D:D.

Savvybuyer

I'm being a little unfair - after all, I make typos or "the keyboard sticks" (that's my excuse and I'm sticking to it:p) plenty of times and then constantly going back usually seconds later to correct them (:o:o I'm probably doing that more than most people - indeed I am (healthily, I think!) obsessive about that:rotfl:).

vanilla_twist

Laying here in spare room and back was hurting. Bent down to pick something up yesterday and it just went. Ended up on my knees on the floor with nothing to pull myself up with.
Anyway managed to propel myself along laminate floor like r2d2:rotfl: until suitable place to get myself up. Used a fair bit of 12 hour voterol and things eased enough to manage. No problem really today and had seat heating to stop me ceasing up.

Laying her in spare room I thought better put some volerol on back.
Could I get up? Could I heck. Just been rolling around trying and with every roll more painful.

Stupid thing is nothing wrong with my back it's my ankles I use cream on but can't flaming reach now.:rotfl:

Hope when we cruise and share cabins there is someone around to get me off my bunk if I get stuck. Pray it has gone tomorrow as not much walking planned and just realised My stick is not in the car. I don't use stick much due to hand problems.
Babysitting tomorrow night so dd and her DH can go to the crew Xmas do which is doubling up as dd crew leaving do as she is now working on the ground.
That's all well and good but got to go dress shopping now as the several dresses I bought down for her to borrow she doesn't like.

V x

Savvybuyer

Chrisv wrote: »

Womble A v T 1 x Lurpak Spreadable - Slightly Salted (1Kg) £3.00 £6.20

Good for a PP or BM perhaps?

Thank you - if I had more than £6.40 BM!:rotfl::rotfl: Having to squeeze 9 fillers into 20p is... impossible to be frank! Sains. is so expensive on its own brand loose veg. (so expensive on its own brand full stop I think:rotfl:) that I had to keep going back, taking off more of the piece of ginger I had - in the end, it was about a quarter of the size that normally gets me 1p in A - and still scanning at 4p! I think the minimum weight it would accept was 10g, and then rounded up:(, so £4:eek:/kg = 4p. Left me one penny to pay. I certainly was not going to pick up a 10p item and pay them 7p over the odds.

I'll probably have two items slightly over £2 that are £1 each in A, [Strike]a Cadbury Twinpot or something,[/Strike] maybe a single Angel Delight and then fillers. I think that's the best I can do next time, without paying them. On this exceptional case, I don't 'mind' that I'm missing A's mbuy (on Angel Delight) - well, I do, but I'd otherwise be paying Mr S for them. EDIT about the Cadbury Twinpot - they've gone up in price in A - I'll find something to replace it with!

EDIT: Someone just check there's no extra points on the Lurpak in M - some of the Lurpaks have had points recently, but not sure if this is one. If there are, this would be a nice help towards £15 - getting over 40% of the bill sorted in fact!

aau1

savvy_sal wrote: »

I think you can only do 2 a fortnight and yes 2 your 2nd question.

Yup, their systems seem quite strict on it (apparently)

Any time I have had points added I've been told it will take a day or two for them to show. Each time I have had to ask again after a week because they still aren't showing!

zagubov

Sorry my last choon had no video. Hope this makes up for it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghb6eDopW8I
:beer:

Savvybuyer

They really want us to buy those BE Petit Pois (545g) don't they?:( Advert on msm inviting us to do exactly that. £1.99 and 50% CB off - avoid, as they were £1 offer in A before and then 50% of that would have been 50p net cost (rather than current I presume 99p net cost - a near doubling in price!). And to have it currently marked as a "Savvy buy", with the thumbs up as well:(:(:(. The green arrow even points to the product as if to try to get you to buy it. Rip off (IMO):rotfl:. I'm sure msm's site is also used as a marketing opportunity by brands to flog their products. Whatever they want to flog to us and really want us to buy has got to be a rip-off and is to be avoided as that's the stuff that is making them, not us, money! In my two penn'orth anyway (or, rather, nought penn'orth as I'm not paying money for anything:rotfl::money::rotfl:).

When taking up a "half price" offer would mean you'd pay twice as much:rotfl::rotfl:.

Alright folks - that's where I end for now: goodnight!:wave:

pippo

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Are the M&S fairies pregnant?

I thought that too!!
Pip
x

aau1

mrsmac10 wrote: »

Maybe a Scottish offer?The post brought over fromHDUL was from Lanarkshire and my store had huge signs in front of the stock

I went to 2 expresses

1 didn't have a space for them at all

The other had a great big fat empty space where they should have been so looks like someone cleared them out