Ecstatic Laughter In The Evenings

pacifica9

Good morning all.

Wishing everyone a lovely Easter Sunday!

Kettle's on.:coffee::coffee:

scottishshortie

Good morning happy Easter
The Easter bunny made it up here as well 1 happy Dd
Just finishing our brekkie of choc croissants got all the ingredients for our cooked brunch really looking forward to it after last night then off to the local Easter fun day. Tea tonight is Gammon Egg chips and beans Dd request after watching Back in Time for dinner glad she didn't get think much of the Pot Noodles or the Vista

David. wrote: »

Not slept a wink checking the horizon in the north all night :eek:

Think you'll be safe enough today our shops are open yours are shut

Happy Easter to all

mrsmac10

David. wrote: »

Not slept a wink checking the horizon in the north all night :eek:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I have no idea what someone new would make of this thread with all your joking and the foreign language

lookinforabargain

mrsmac10 wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I have no idea what someone new would make of this thread with all your joking and the foreign language

Someone new?! I've been here rather a while and I'm still none the wiser half the time :rotfl: :rotfl:

Ladyshopper

Morning. Happy Easter everyone.

Nice to see you dip, was asking bubbs after you as hadn't seen you on here, hope you're ok.

Still poorly, think I wore myself out yesterday going out. However, given everywhere is closed today, it seems like a great excuse to put some clean pj's on and laze about for the day!

David.

Nannylala wrote: »

Good morning David :AI think you might just have had a little too much on that mind of yours;)enjoy your Easter Sunday

and a good morning to you
They are grouping be warned, we have had sleepers in here all along something is afoot :eek:

David.

scottishshortie wrote: »

Good morning happy Easter
The Easter bunny made it up here as well 1 happy Dd
Just finishing our brekkie of choc croissants got all the ingredients for our cooked brunch really looking forward to it after last night then off to the local Easter fun day. Tea tonight is Gammon Egg chips and beans Dd request after watching Back in Time for dinner glad she didn't get think much of the Pot Noodles or the Vista


Think you'll be safe enough today our shops are open yours are shut

Happy Easter to all

bovvered not

mrsmac10 wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I have no idea what someone new would make of this thread with all your joking and the foreign language

They would stay just to try and work out what was going on

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Someone new?! I've been here rather a while and I'm still none the wiser half the time :rotfl: :rotfl:

Bless :kisses3:

Naebbirac

Good morning all.
Happy Easter to you all.:D
I've just caught up properly ( at last), and must say that I think that posting the results of very large apg's is at best unwise. As was pointed out the A team do read mse, specifically to spot anomalies in their pricing. With that in mind, a bit of circumspection is a good thing. By all means post what compares nicely, but without the apg details of the voucher generated, particularly if it is a big one.This gives the required information of the comparison, which is the reason for posting it.
It has long been thought that taking over the the top advantage of the system will result in its demise, as it did with Ts r&r, and their very generous coupon policy. Posting about huge single shot apgs could cause A to rethink their policy, and you can bet your boots that it wouldn't be to our advantage.
We all do so well out of their system. I've read about people being able to feed their families 'proper food', having holidays for the first time ever, giving to foodbanks, being able to afford little luxuries on the cheap that they had not been able to afford before. We as a team/family/group of people have changed some people's lives for the better.
FC posts wisely I think. Her general thought is moderation. The buzz of glitching, and getting stuff for pennies or free is addictive. The sense of achievement is a good feeling.It prompts us to repeat the action that gave us that feeling, but it can cause us to focus on glitching at the expense of other things.
I've realised this, and have reined in my enthusiam. I have a very good stash, and it gives me a nice secure feeling, but now, instead of grabbing everything that glitches, I think about it first.
Right, I'll climb down off my soapbox now, and go and hide behind HC's sofa. Where is it by the way? Hope it didn't get left behind when we moved.
Hope you all have a lovely day. As I can't find HC's sofa I"m going back to bed with a coffee and some paracetamol. I've developed a nasty sore throat overnight, and feel quite poorly.:(
N x

Bananababe

David. wrote: »

Not slept a wink checking the horizon in the north all night :eek:

Stop worrying we are all still in Scotland :rotfl:

Maurading on the 15th but have return ticket :laugh:

Happy choccy munching day

:EasterBun

aau1

£7.50 cashback at the works.com
http://www.hotukdeals.com/misc/7-50-cashback-works-com-2180563
links to:
http://www.ilovecashback.com/shop/the-works1-cashback/
where it says
"Purchase any items. £7.50 Cashback"

What' s the cheapest item we can find that could earn £7.50 cashback?

Seems too good to be true? Well their T&Cs do include this doozy :eek:

"We will only pass back to the Account Holder the cashback that has been generated once we have first retained the agreed percentage of the referral fees earned. Until further notice the agreed percentage ranges from 50% - 100%, dependant on the retailer."

but maybe you could make a purchase through TCB and get them to pricematch....:think:

ETA: TCB won't price match because their guarantee says
" The higher rate of cashback must be from a genuine and established, dedicated cashback website with a 100% cashback model operated by a UK incorporated company. The company must be abiding by the terms and conditions of the merchant's cashback program."
https://www.topcashback.co.uk/Help/76