The Elite and the 24 hour #glitch people :)

David.

mhoc wrote: »

I was going to ask if anyone had a milk bcode I could snap - I've got a rec which says Asda milk 1 which is 89p - but now I am worried its not the right one and Shopotize jail worries me :rotfl:

All I've got in the fridge is aldi milk - doubt if the Shopotize clever robot will recognize its barcode - life is never that simple

My phone is flat and I am a few pence short of four pounds so I cant withdraw yet - such is life

and so it should :eek: that's me in the uniform and wig working week ends (no comment PD)

David.

cjj wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl
I have got chunky legs now thanks to my training :rotfl: xx

I thought those zimmer frames took weight off your legs

henrik777

ilovegreatdanes wrote: »

Hi.
please can anyone help me by putting a photo of a a5da lettuce barcode on here for me to scan?just found a womble and wanted it for sloppyties.thanks for your help.av just tried going back over 40 pages of old thread,(yes , really :eek: god loves a tryer:rotfl:)
Just finished raining here, and looked so good before:(
many thanks :As x

http://www.terryburton.co.uk/barcodewriter/generator/

Where it says ean13 - change to 8

Then type code from receipt starting from the 1st 2 (ignore the 00000 before the 2) and use the barcode it generates.

David.

savvy_sal wrote: »

Afternoon all

Thanks for the new thread

Well the glitches are there on the wombles.We have just got to look for them.

Picked up quite a few wombles but my eyes are tired now so can't post them .No glitches on the rest though.

Youve been checking bus tickets that's why you are struggling

LEJC

I fear I have a similar type of decision to make soon with my car Tiny....we bought it new 14 years ago and I've never really liked it but its been practical and done the job...until this year when we seem to be throwing money at it for the silliest of things going wrong.

I wonder if its just time to bite the bullet and look for something else rather than a £600 plus bill to get it through the MOT.

shogun_777

mhoc wrote: »

I was very tempted by this and I was all set for the long treck to Sada but then I checked mys which is always lying to me and it says £9.98 :eek:
Wondering now if its worth ringing the store - our main road is closed so every trip out now takes planning, no going on the off chance

Hi MHOC
I think this is an 11+ glitch will only work if your store has them rtc hth:)

nerfdad

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Mellowed in your old age. :whistle:

Nerfy's sense of humour is totally shocking. :rotfl: Don't change nerfy you do make me.

I can't change 😫 open mouth then in gage brain:eek::D:j:j:beer:

Tinyshoes

LEJC wrote: »

I fear I have a similar type of decision to make soon with my car Tiny....we bought it new 14 years ago and I've never really liked it but its been practical and done the job...until this year when we seem to be throwing money at it for the silliest of things going wrong.

I wonder if its just time to bite the bullet and look for something else rather than a £600 plus bill to get it through the MOT.

I wasn't expecting it as my mechanic and his wife looked over all the details of the car last year to help me decide whether to keep it. I guess there are some things you just don't see coming.

David.

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I wasn't expecting it as my mechanic and his wife looked over all the details of the car last year to help me decide whether to keep it. I guess there are some things you just don't see coming.

nerfdad

LEJC wrote: »

I fear I have a similar type of decision to make soon with my car Tiny....we bought it new 14 years ago and I've never really liked it but its been practical and done the job...until this year when we seem to be throwing money at it for the silliest of things going wrong.

I wonder if its just time to bite the bullet and look for something else rather than a £600 plus bill to get it through the MOT.

It was £650 to fix my boiler last week so I've got a new one:o:o