Elite go to Lapland In Time for christmas Eve

TrulyMadly

And Christmas just wouldn't be the same without one of these:T:T

A v M

1 x ASDA Sprout Stalk £1.00 £0.69

Keep it intact in the fridge for weeks and just break off the sprouts you need:T

marrbett

2 for 1 voucher to see Hunger games, Mockingjay.
Thanks to 10ways

http://www.showfilmfirst.com/vouchers_code.php?voucher_code=mockingjay

tweets

Cya all laters time for mums :santa2:

TrulyMadly

viv0147 wrote: »

Well, Christmas is almost here, and it's been a great year for me I have food stocks tinned and frozen including batch cooking to last me about 6 months! Not bad for a 66 year old man who up until 10 years ago couldn't boil an egg! The money saved by following the forum, the coupons I have printed. The cashback I have received, has allowed me to try different foods, quite a lot for free, and money saved has allowed me to help my children and grandchildren and it has provided me with a hobby and the opportunity to talk to a few trouts lol my last experience the girl on the checkout look at the food I was buying then looked at me and knowingly said to me you live alone don't you I said that's right how did you know? She said because you are a fat ugly bas---d! I would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year which I hope will be full of bargains.

This is such a fabulous post viv........similar feelings about pasipha post yesterday:A

I feel the same about the "hobby " aspect to glitching.....it's such fun.....and your jokes are great viv....keep them coming:)

hornetgirl

Morning all. Looking forward to a quieter day today.

Just had warm croissants (received as subs on an udi shop last week) with homemade strawberry jam for breakfast, served on new Denby plates. Happy days

TrulyMadly

For the Prosecco lovers.....I tasted my best ever last night:T


Waitrose own brand. Bloomin heck it was gorgeous:T

Right I'm off out soon to make a nuisance of myself.

Hope lots of us can tie up all our loose ends today. Fruitful and vegetableful shopping everyone:T:T

Sunshinemummy

viv0147 wrote: »

Well, Christmas is almost here, and it's been a great year for me I have food stocks tinned and frozen including batch cooking to last me about 6 months! Not bad for a 66 year old man who up until 10 years ago couldn't boil an egg! The money saved by following the forum, the coupons I have printed. The cashback I have received, has allowed me to try different foods, quite a lot for free, and money saved has allowed me to help my children and grandchildren and it has provided me with a hobby and the opportunity to talk to a few trouts lol my last experience the girl on the checkout look at the food I was buying then looked at me and knowingly said to me you live alone don't you I said that's right how did you know? She said because you are a fat ugly bas---d! I would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year which I hope will be full of bargains.

Merry Christmas viv x

TrulyMadly

hornetgirl wrote: »

Morning all. Looking forward to a quieter day today.

Just had warm croissants (received as subs on an udi shop last week) with homemade strawberry jam for breakfast, served on new Denby plates. Happy days

Aren't we blessed:j

emerald21

Anon wrote: »

Are we being lulled in with Q Bonus ready to fail at a later approval stage? I just realised I now have 12 different transactions (as does Mrs Anon) but on Mrs Anon's account we have not according to the transaction totals hit £100 spend, yet all levels have unlocked?

Looking at the T&Cs if any are declined then they will not count, and expected to have £100 spend for £50 bonus. Do we need to keep going with additional transactions just in case?

Many thanks

Anon

Well I would i would n t like any excuses why it didn t work if it didn t


Good Morning everyone

TrulyMadly

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Merry Christmas viv x

I love viv:smileyhea:smileyhea

Wonder if he fancies a snog?:rotfl::cool: