Endurance Lends Itself To Enjoyment

Nannylala

Good afternoon tweets ...well done another l pound off :T surely not much !more to lose;)

Savvybuyer

cheer1eader wrote: »

It is risky though so I'll be sitting it out as I have 2 free peanut butter cup b&j's in the freezer already & the 2 for £7 multi has been available over the weekend

Someone could try on vs T though and then see if it compares vs Morries.

bubbs

Lynx Africa Duo Gift Pack @ Tesco Direct for £1.63
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/lynx-africa-duo-gift-pack-tesco-direct-for-1-63-2158640

Savvybuyer

wookeyhole1 wrote: »

snippet from a hd this morning a v t


4 x Cadbury Dairy Milk Buttons Medium Easter Egg (162g...£4.00£3.00
2 x ASDA Chosen by You Carver Ham (250g)£4.00£2.64
1 x ASDA Spreadable with Real Butter (500g)£1.67£0.89

Hmmm...:think:

Ladyshopper

dipdap wrote: »

The finished cakes
Did these quickly as we're about to run out the door (hence wonky icing)
Excuse the state of my side
I might just leave them here while I go shopping.....

They look awesome! :T

Savvybuyer

bubbs wrote: »

Lynx Africa Duo Gift Pack @ Tesco Direct for £1.63
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/lynx-africa-duo-gift-pack-tesco-direct-for-1-63-2158640

What is it...made of gold or something?:eek::rotfl::rotfl:
I think there were some duo gift packs like these at £1.48 in M earlier in the year; if so, that £1.63 is too expensive! To think of paying anything more than £1.25 and it's not even Christmas-time or anything like that, so should be far cheaper than what it is. I think gift packs and the like generally are very expensive - if you buy their individual contents, it's usually much cheaper, but they seem to think they can up the prices just because it's in a "gift pack". I'm not having any of it - as usual!:rotfl:

Had to have a laugh at the Model's Own 'sets' appearing in M a couple of weeks ago at £4! Who in the world pays such a price as that? Supposedly "worth £9". Yet they have been on 3 for £10 offers, in "another major supermarket", and therefore I make their 'value', or 'worth', on there as being about £3.33 each. Nowhere near worth £9 in my view! (But then I suspect I'm in a minority and most normal people have unrealistically high ideas as to what things are "worth".) If "worth" were judged by the criterion of how much I am willing to pay for something, I'd say these sets were worth about 90p:rotfl:.

All they are, in my view (and I'm doubtless wrong!), is a deodorant spray that can be bought separately for about a quid, or should be maximum of 50p in my view, and something else not very substantive. Total worth 90p. Nowhere near £9 and has anyone ever seen them on sale anywhere for that cost?:eek: If I had my complete say, I would probably think it's misleading advertising if I could put it past them!

Yet the 'idea of the game', probably, is to try to do all you can to suggest, or even state, that something is worth as high a cost as possible in order to justify charging people several pounds for one! And it makes people who are about to purchase them justify things to themselves, in their own mind, and then shell out that cost for them! Once again, not my game, I'm not playing that game - no thank you, I'm not having Model's Own sets at several pounds cost!

bubbs

Hello LS:wave:
How are you?

simone10

I've scanned in my Tesco Receipt shop dated 03/03/15 of £32 thinking I can submit it for Cashback on Quidco, but didn't realise hubby had already submitted 2 receipts for our accounts on 3rd March.
It's a shame for the receipt to go to waste, as last day for cashback on Tesco receipts is today I believe (well it was on our accounts)
Just finishing work now but will be back on computer about 5.30pm if anyone can use it tonight

Ladyshopper

Well done tweets on another pound off. :T

Well done bananababe on passing your economics unit. :T

I went swimming again this morning (before work :eek:). Another half mile swum.

I have just thrown a bit of a tantrum which resulted in me throwing a peanut m&m easter egg on the floor, stamping on it, then throwing all the bits in the bin so no-one could eat it.

DD was being a bit of a brat, joke that got out of hand and she seemed to think she deserved the egg. The packaging got damaged so couldn't give it to anyone (others got subbed and one got nicked off the tesco van, don't ask (!) so it was a freebie anyway), and I am being good, so kind of lost it a bit. Think she was a bit shocked, she has apologised but has gone upstairs, probably to sulk. :rotfl:

What a waste of free chocolate though, not sure what I was thinking!

Ladyshopper

bubbs wrote: »

Hello LS:wave:
How are you?

Missed that as I was typing my post about having a tantrum!! :rotfl: