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shirley999

Anon wrote: »

Thank you - if it was £19.98 instore how did you get it to compare £35v£17.50, or was it a C&C?

Many thanks

Anon

APG was £19.98 I think. £39.96 - £22.20 + £2.20

tigerwhite_2

dipdap wrote: »

Evening all
Tiger it's all your fault, after you texted me I went to Ms and bought yet more biscuits
I assume I'm not the only one I to treble figures now on the biscuit count?

he he.. just us two greedy gannets then :rotfl:

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I'll have a gander:D

Tygers the girl for this:)

Ah, thanks TM. But you clever peeps are "hot to trot" too. Off to make a late supper ((been the hairdressers and M's). Then a cup of tea with a few biccies

Anon

nerfdad wrote: »

Watch out for the police when you go to use your apg:eek::eek::D:D

Why would police be interested (out of interest)? Will be spending evouchers online?

Anon

Anon

shirley999 wrote: »

APG was £19.98 I think. £39.96 - £22.20 + £2.20

So if a genuine purchase then nothing to worry about as performing exactly as intended?

Many thanks

Anon

EMMAP

strewth71 wrote: »

Hi Em, the advice I would give is to go to entitled to http://www.entitledto.co.uk/ it will give her an idea of what help they will get. My dh had is hours cut from 42 to 25 and I don't work, I panicked but doing the calculator eased my worries a little. We have 2 kids at home so we struggle...but manage, with the help of the elite of course :A

Thank you so much Strewth. I've sent that over.

It's times like this I wish I lived closer so I could go over with a bottle of wine and make them dinner.

It's a couple of hours away by train so maybe i'll suggest a visit when the dust has settled....

Determined to be as helpful as I can be

Colin_Hunt

Anon wrote: »

So if a genuine purchase then nothing to worry about as performing exactly as intended?

Many thanks

Anon

Why on earth would someone need to buy these toothbrushes all of a sudden? I am baffled.

dipdap

Ladyshopper wrote: »

No, just you! :rotfl:

I've not been at all this week, not had chance to fit a biscuit run in. I know where to go if i fancy a biccy though!

Heehee looks like the biccies are on me

bubbs wrote: »

I have not bought anymore;) but when i got petrol yesterday got my vouchers:T:T:T

I've still got your choccies you got deodorants to swap?

dipdap

tigerwhite wrote: »

he he.. just us two greedy gannets then :rotfl:



Ah, thanks TM. But you clever peeps are "hot to trot" too. Off to make a late supper ((been the hairdressers and M's). Then a cup of tea with a few biccies

Yay, knew I wouldn't be alone
Nice haul :T I never manage to catch whoopsies right
Last time I was there, right time and right place in Ts it was all calm for about 30 seconds until the scavengers swooped and we all got shoved out of the way :mad:

Wheres_My_Cashback

Colin_Hunt wrote: »

Why on earth would someone need to buy these toothbrushes all of a sudden? I am baffled.

Read back and it will be plain to see

MissAdventure

Excitingly (or not, depending on your perspective) my sada delivery actually contained Udi's :rotfl:

So I can finally see if they are as bad as all that. The boxes are bigger than I thought they'd be, but luckily only got a couple.

My shop also randomly contained 4 extra pints of milk that I hadn't ordered (in addition to the pint of milk I'd bought for myself..)

Seems a shame to waste it, can't possibly drink it all (partner is away for work, so its just me and I normally struggle to get through a single pint before it goes off), freezer is full to bursting...
... so anyone got any milk using up suggestions? It's skimmed so not great for cheese making...