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donttrustafart

AvM
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Tiger Baguette £0.45 £0.45
1 x Sure Men Anti-Perspirant Roll-On - Original (50ml) £1.50 £0.89
1 x Sure Men Anti-Perspirant Roll-On - Quantum (50ml) £1.50 £0.89
1 x Richmond Irish Recipe Thin Sausages (12 per pack -... £1.70 £1.05
1 x Frijj Chocolate Milkshake (471ml) £1.30 £0.50
1 x Frijj Chocolate Fudge Brownie Milkshake (471ml) £1.30 £0.50
1 x Frijj Strawberry Milkshake (471ml) £1.30 £0.50
1 x Frijj Cookie Dough Milkshake (471ml) £1.30 £0.50
1 x Carling (12x440ml) £9.00 £8.40

sparklyfee

Hi,

Not sure if it's been mentioned as no time to read back ATM but the Hardys semillon in morries is now comparing to sadas lower price making it (I think) 3.17 a bottle. Until Sunday I believe. Hth

aau1

pampers (pack of 33) active fit nappies. sesame street design - 64p instore @ Superdrug
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/pampers-active-fit-nappies-sesame-street-design-64p-instore-superdrug-2143485

fuzzgun19

Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »

On all my accounts Try logging out/in

Tried this and still not on mine

aau1

Time to get referring your friends to TCB again, especially if they are going to the cinema this weekend (and I'm sure a lot of people will be going to the cinema this weekend)

As a Plus member I can get £15 cashback for myself and my friend can earn 500 clubcard points when they earn £10

New members can claim up to £10 cashback for a cinema ticket :money:

Win win!

Wheres_My_Cashback

fuzzgun19 wrote: »

Tried this and still not on mine

Also a new app version out 2.9.1....Have you got that ?

Donaldway

Wow! Evangeline, thank you for the list. I will take it with me next time I go. I will break it down into brands so I check one at a time to be less of a chore. You lot are amazing!

strewth71

Good afternoon Elite. Just popping on with a question...not shopping related :eek:

I started home educating dd2 just before Christmas and we've been doing really well...that was until this question on reverse percentages:

There are 6000 people at an ice hockey match.

The announcer says this is exactly 40% more people that the previous match.

Explain why the announcer is incorrect.

We've worked out the percentages and get that there would have bee 4286 people at the previous match. I don't get why the announcer is wrong! Any Elite maths geniuses out there?

lookinforabargain

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

So your secret is out, LFAB:)

*ahem*

I am an :A

:D

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Only superstore I got it LFAB, in the extra it was still £12 too.

Still 2 (60 wash) bottles will keep up my stash number of washes in the rankings against Dotty.

I've got a superstore so that shall be my first stop then

aau1

strewth71 wrote: »

Good afternoon Elite. Just popping on with a question...not shopping related :eek:

I started home educating dd2 just before Christmas and we've been doing really well...that was until this question on reverse percentages:

There are 6000 people at an ice hockey match.

The announcer says this is exactly 40% more people that the previous match.

Explain why the announcer is incorrect.

We've worked out the percentages and get that there would have bee 4286 people at the previous match. I don't get why the announcer is wrong! Any Elite maths geniuses out there?

4286 people at match 1 plus 40% would mean 6000.4 people at match 2

The announcer is wrong because he said exactly

or another way.

If there are 6000 people at match 2 then divided by 1.4 would mean 4285.7 people at match 1. Again, the key is the use of the word "exactly"