Elite go to Lapland In Time for christmas Eve

FloFlo

bubbs wrote: »

Pepsi max:rotfl::rotfl:

I have 2 snowballs in the fridge :beer: but when I was ill over Xmas everything seemed to taste or smell of eggs so not sure if I can face them :cool:

Always plenty of diet pepsi or pepsi max in the fridge :j

bubbs

Nannylala wrote: »

Yes Emm just poured myself a brandy .....purely medicinal you understand;)

Do you feel any better nanny?

Jelly_Biactol

pacifica9 wrote: »

Ooh can I share please bubbs? I'm in danger of having to drink the Southern Comfort neat!

I've got a bottle of some greenish alcoholic liquid with a bit left in, with a name I can't even pronounce; I'm debating whether to drink it, later

Nannylala wrote: »

Yes Emm just poured myself a brandy .....purely medicinal you understand;)

Oh dear, I'm sad enough to know where this phrase comes from:o

zippydooda

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Elite New Years Resolutions

1. Never ever throw a coupon away until it has actually gone out of date.
2. Move quickly when there's a glitch. There's more chance it won't work the longer you dilly dally
3. Grab more coupons than you ever think you'll need
4. While its working grab as many as you need /want
5. Monitor your stash regularly. Watch out for mice weevils and bugs
6. Don't lurk - Stay in touch with the thread so you don't miss out on any bargains.
7. Rotate your stock regularly ensuring your BB dates are in the right order......particularly with yoghurts in the fridge.
8. Only buy what you need. It's not money saving to find rotten food under your bed
9. If it's cheap enough and it will store safely buy plenty. If you won't use it be generous and gift to the food banks.
10. If you have coupons you're not going to use, recycle them or take them to a supermarket and hand out to people buying the products or leave them on the products concerned for others to find and use
11. Stand your ground in the supermarket when you know you are right.

Thank you nanny:)

:think:
should 11 end, even though you might be wrong :rotfl:

EMMAP

pacifica9 wrote: »

No. But I aim to rectify that shortly! You?

I might have a wee one!

Mainly because I just had a knock at the door and another (less attractive but very nice nonetheless) man gave me two stoppered bottles of homemade cocktail to toast the NY.

Gin, apricot brandy, lemon and Jasmine tea :j

David.

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Yes yes yes yes yes:T:T:T:j:beer::j:rotfl::A:):j:beer:
























Oh ....


Sorry.....no:o

:rotfl:
:eek:

calmspirit

EMMAP wrote: »

Is anyone on the bevs yet? :beer:

yup....but I'm a cheap date it doesnt take much :rotfl::rotfl:

calmspirit

Evening Nutters:D:D

Happy new Ears n all that

Roll on 2015:beer::beer::beer:

bubbs

Hello CS
Happy New Year to you too x

Savvybuyer

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Elite New Years Resolutions

1. Never ever throw a coupon away until it has actually gone out of date.
2. Move quickly when there's a glitch. There's more chance it won't work the longer you dilly dally
3. Grab more coupons than you ever think you'll need
4. While its working grab as many as you need /want
5. Monitor your stash regularly. Watch out for mice weevils and bugs
6. Don't lurk - Stay in touch with the thread so you don't miss out on any bargains.
7. Rotate your stock regularly ensuring your BB dates are in the right order......particularly with yoghurts in the fridge.
8. Only buy what you need. It's not money saving to find rotten food under your bed
9. If it's cheap enough and it will store safely buy plenty. If you won't use it be generous and gift to the food banks.
10. If you have coupons you're not going to use, recycle them or take them to a supermarket and hand out to people buying the products or leave them on the products concerned for others to find and use
11. Stand your ground in the supermarket when you know you are right.

Thank you nanny:)

Yes I certainly agree with number 1 (and the rest of the numbers fwiw). I had a coupon I didn't think I was going to use - required me to spend more than I was going to, but then I got a bit more back from one of my shops than I had expected (a bit more to the tune of £15 more:D:T:money:), so I did end up using the coupon after all. Thankfully I had not thrown it away. I didn't use all four of the cond.spends though - that would have given me £2.50:( in points - however, I'm better off even without the £2.50 as I would have given them a lot more than £2.50 had I used the additional cond.spend. Instead, I only used what I needed to - as much as saw me getting more money from the deal than them:money:. Selective use of coupons therefore. For example, regarding T, I only use coupons that give more CC points than the amount I spent. I wasn't going to use any of the 'money off's as they would still see me paying them any money:rotfl: - the only coupon I used was the free cheese (and not even happy with the smaller size of that than I expected:rotfl:).

M list is now finished again, btw. Not that it's of great use at this time of night on this particular date:rotfl:.