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braveheart60uk

Munqui wrote: »

I've not looked at the app as my phone isn't on that list, but I wonder if this would be reason for a trouting, might look like your putting unauthorised barcodes into the machine?... I assume it puts the clubcard barcode on screen and probably isn't endorsed by Mr T!

Alternatively, you could take a photo of your clubcard / morries card and use gallery?

I would not want the possible added attention... though it's annoying when M catches a glimpse of your clubcard and calls SA over (mine are both on same set of keys).

The app shows a barcode and also gets you to photogragh back and front of card so you can show it to staff if they question it, I have never had any issues with staff.

Tinyshoes

TrulyMadly wrote: »

No it was purely work related:)

But I was sorely tempted to have a womble around your A:rotfl:

Please tell me you do mean Asda don't you? :eek:

purpledonkey

bubbs wrote: »

Hello Dip :wave:
:rotfl::rotfl: burping down the phone.
Bet she must be to be missing from here for a long while;)

I've been baking all afternoon and about to decorate. Managed to squeeze in a 2 mile walk too (not far I know, but it all counts)

TrulyMadly

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Please tell me you do mean Asda don't you? :eek:

Well.................yes:)
Mind in the gutter TS with dexter :rotfl:

Ladyshopper

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Over the years, I have worked with many people who have used food banks, and some people which have desperately needed the food bank.... to survive. I also have a friend who set one up in a rather affluent area.

Food banks are desperate for ANY item that can help meet the needs of families. When I used to visit homes as part of my previous job, I would always have fruit in my bag for the hungry child. There is nothing so sad as seeing an 18 month old eat a full apple including the core.

The little simple things are what make us human, and also help to save human lives.

Please keep giving x

Well said, you have a much better way with words than me, and I think my previous post about the matter was a bit rubbish.

I'm not sure why its condescending to give free biscuits to a foodbank either? I have specifically gone and got them BECAUSE they're free, and because I thought they would be useful and appreciated by the foodbank. I don't want the biscuits myself - only because I'm overweight already and can demolish a packet of biscuits in seconds (and in fact did do that to a couple of packets last week!), but to me it seemed like an obvious thing to do to go and get some to donate.

Sunshinemummy

Mildred1970 wrote: »

Afternoon all :wave:



Wasn't one of these by any chance was it nerfy? :cool::)


Due to the ASDA Price Guarantee, you're entitled to a voucher of £115.72:



ASDA Voucher
Why £115.72?
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14 items (9 different) on your bill qualify for comparison ASDA Tesco
+£105.09

1 x ASDA Smartprice Sage & Onion Stuffing Mix (85g) £0.15 £0.15
1 x ASDA Smartprice New Potatoes in Water (550g) £0.15 £0.14
1 x ASDA Smartprice Batter Mix (128g) £0.15 £0.15
1 x Haribo Maoam Giant Strawberry Stripes £0.10 £0.10
6 x Oral B Stages Disney Power Rechargeable Toothbrush... £210.00 £105.00
1 x Swizzels Matlow Strawberry Refresher Bar £0.10 N/A
1 x Candyland Flumps Mallow Twists (12g) £0.10 £0.10
1 x ASDA Smartprice Gravy Granules for Meat Dishes (20... £0.20 N/A
1 x ASDA Smartprice Rice Pudding (400g) £0.15 £0.14
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Giant White Mice Bar (15g) £0.10 N/A
1 x ASDA Smartprice Garden Peas in Water (300g) £0.21 £0.21
1 x ASDA Smartprice Tea Bags (80) £0.34 £0.27

Comparison total (compared products only) £211.35 £106.26

My immediate reaction was F me!
:D:D:D

TrulyMadly

Oh forgot to mention.

A own brand Mexican rice down to 29p.
Fajita mixes reduced to clear
Fajita paste......never tried this before.....reduced to clear

All in David's A

cjj_2

Ladyshopper wrote: »

Well said, you have a much better way with words than me, and I think my previous post about the matter was a bit rubbish.

I'm not sure why its condescending to give free biscuits to a foodbank either? I have specifically gone and got them BECAUSE they're free, and because I thought they would be useful and appreciated by the foodbank. I don't want the biscuits myself - only because I'm overweight already and can demolish a packet of biscuits in seconds (and in fact did do that to a couple of packets last week!), but to me it seemed like an obvious thing to do to go and get some to donate.

I think you too are very good with words LS. This is the same way as I looked at it xx

Sunshinemummy

Ladyshopper wrote: »

Well said, you have a much better way with words than me, and I think my previous post about the matter was a bit rubbish.

I'm not sure why its condescending to give free biscuits to a foodbank either? I have specifically gone and got them BECAUSE they're free, and because I thought they would be useful and appreciated by the foodbank. I don't want the biscuits myself - only because I'm overweight already and can demolish a packet of biscuits in seconds (and in fact did do that to a couple of packets last week!), but to me it seemed like an obvious thing to do to go and get some to donate.

I think you word things lovely x

From what I have seen with food banks, is that there is often an offer of a cup of tea, a biscuit (now foxes!) and a chat (people are more likely to open up to non professionals). Often the volunteers have a great deal of knowledge and can sign post them to services, or just be a listening ear which helps an individual cope for another day. The little things are important. I think the biscuits are going to be very well received x

purpledonkey

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Oh forgot to mention.

A own brand Mexican rice down to 29p.
Fajita mixes reduced to clear
Fajita paste......never tried this before.....reduced to clear

All in David's A

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