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Savvybuyer

Ladyshopper wrote: »

Why yesterday savvy? I did a shop I collected yesterday, and claimed the voucher as it was 1st of month? Should I not have done?

Sorry - here's me thinking yesterday was 31st January:o:o.

:rotfl:Don't know what date I'm on:o:rotfl::rotfl:.

It is 2nd February (as at the time at the place from which I am sending this post as at the time of posting;):cool:). And yesterday was 1st February (in said place and time).:D:) Brill.

emerald21

nerfdad wrote: »

I've not done the biscuits and tonight I'm eating a nice big juicy orange as it's better for me:T:T

Oh lovely feeling righteous are we lol. I like things like that in the Summer not on a freezing cold day like today.

Sir_Dodgy

aau1 wrote: »

If people can get to grips with the search function they can find the answer as quickly as ask the question

One of the problems I have found in the past is when people rename things etc.

For example when Cobra was referred to as snakes.

I sometimes struggle to find things using search.

Savvybuyer

Savvybuyer wrote: »

:rotfl:That was me, deliberately avoiding mentioning it.

I just spell correctly:p. Except with the accent above the letter 'i' that I can't get the website to display(:rotfl:). That's because I don't know how to put that into a post:o:o:rotfl:.

See, I could have been pedantic and insisted that it was a different word as "nieve" and "naive" are different. Instead, I treated it as if it were correct and as if it were the same;).

Well, hey, you spelt it the way it is pronounced!:T:T
If in doubt, just... sounds like...:T

But... you've done a me - missed the main point of my post:T, which is about the phone charges:rotfl:.

TrulyMadly

David. wrote: »

TM is always saying that

You are not wrong there.

I was down your way today:D

bubbs

Dip and LS have you looked out the window? Snowing and settling:eek:

emerald21

bubbs wrote: »

You can lick them

he d like that I ll bet.

David.

TrulyMadly wrote: »

You are not wrong there.

I was down your way today:D

Robbing from our Morrisons :eek:
I was up Gateshead, traffic :eek:

josie

Sir_Dodgy wrote: »

One of the problems I have found in the past is when people rename things etc.

For example when Cobra was referred to as snakes.

I sometimes struggle to find things using search.

And then there's 'poo.

Savvybuyer

Ladyshopper wrote: »

Is February/March the "free" council tax months? I thought they were, but see my council tax payment has gone out today.

I think you can pay over 12 months instead of 10? Depends what options your council gives you (or maybe they have to offer it, I don't know). I want my payment to go out every month of 12, as then counts towards the qualifying number of DDs that have to go out of some of my accounts in a month (either calendar or from date of opening as applicable) before I get fees waived/interest or interest termed as a "reward". Works out same cost of course, just paying at different times.

EDIT: In fact, if someone is paying 10 times a year, aren't you simply overloading it into ten months and paying a little more, sooner than needed, rather than delaying a little bit over the 12 months (by paying the final two instalments in months 11 and 12 rather than paying it all by month 10, and therefore, very slightly, losing the interest on the parts of amounts paid before 'strictly necessary'?). I prefer to pay over 12 months, as long as interest free.