The Elite and the 24 hour #glitch people :)

gocat

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Looks like I might be making strawberry jam tomorrow

Dippydoo wrote: »

or mash up the strawberries put in ice cube trays and freeze
buy a bottle of prosecco use one frozen strawberry cube in each glass
well nice

Ive just been eating them as I picked them ooops. Good haul this year

nerfdad

scamps1966 wrote: »

Afternoon peeps.

Did anyone else have trouble claiming the £63 TCB with betfair a few months ago? I just checked and it's become payable. :j
Gits did charge me £5 membership fee though. :mad:

Mine not:(

Enterprise_1701C

Dippydoo wrote: »

or mash up the strawberries put in ice cube trays and freeze
buy a bottle of prosecco use one frozen strawberry cube in each glass
well nice

Sounds lovely, but no current way of freezing them

scamps1966

nerfdad wrote: »

Mine not:(

Did you open a case with TCB?

Enterprise_1701C

gocat wrote: »

Ive just been eating them as I picked them ooops. Good haul this year

We actually have too many to do that :D:D

wackynut

Donaldway wrote: »

OMG I found a glitch! Yeah Baby! My first glitchy poo!

Dove Advanced Dry Oil Shampoo is not showing on A.com. This is stopping the 3 for £10 showing on APG so working as a trigger. 3 for £10 came off on my receipt for my instore shop today. My APG is for £7.12.

1x ASDA Chosen By You Mini Savoury Eggs (84G) £0.69 N/A
1x Kettle Chips Mature Cheddar & Red Onion (150G) £1.00 £1.00
1x ASDA Chosen By You Cheese Coleslaw (320G) £1.00 £1.06
1x Asda Chosen By You Cream Crackers (300G) £0.40 N/A
1x ASDA Smartprice Pork Luncheon Meat (250G) £0.75 N/A
1x Richmond 8 Thick Pork Sausages (454G) £1.98 £2.00
2x Dove Advanced Hair Series Pure Care Dry Oil Condit £11.96 £5.98
1x Barratt Flumps (12G) £0.10 £0.10
1x ASDA Chosen by You Three Cheese & Onion Filler £1.35 N/A
1x Butcher's Selection Extra Tasty Whole Chicken in a Bag£5.00 £5.33
1x Dove Advanced Hair Series Pure Care Dry Oil Shampoo£5.98 N/A
Comparison total (compared products only) £21.04 £15.47

The Vitality Conditioner is also not on A.com so might work as trigger as well. Woo hoo. Happy me

Is that the Dove Advanced Dry Oil Shampoo showing on the apg please?
Does it compare to M's as it's showing as £2.99 on msm?

If it does then it can be bought in 3's upto 9, all in same shop.

nerfdad

scamps1966 wrote: »

Did you open a case with TCB?

It only went to confirmed last week after I finally got around to opening a case:o:o

Mumto2monkeys

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Looks like I might be making strawberry jam tomorrow

gocat wrote: »

Ive just been eating them as I picked them ooops. Good haul this year

I will send my monkeys round to visit, they will help you eat a few;)
They keep checking for "red ones" bless them:)

Savvybuyer

Does A really have the Simple Kind to Skin Moisturising Facial Wash Gel (150ml), is this absent from the APG or not, as this is something that I've not caught up with or have missed:o (but then again I don't need any of these products so save money by not needing to buy them it all:rotfl:)? £3.29 & 3 for £5 in A.

These three are £1.99 in M (but may compare vs Sains. at £2, or maybe not:rotfl:):

Simple "Kind to Skin" "Purifying" "Fast Action" Cleansing Lotion (200ml)*
Simple "Kind to Skin" "Refreshing" Facial Wash Gel (150ml)
Simple Conditioning Eye Make Up Remover (125ml)

Sadly, Waitrose 2 for '1' has diff. prices in the offer - however this is £1.64 in M and may be better:
Simple Kind to Skin Exfoliating Wipes (25)


So as not to disrupt the flow above and the above is in order merely to identify which products I'm referring to, it is:
*Simple "Kind to Skin" (according to them) "Purifying" (they say:() "Fast Action" (again, according to them) Cleansing Lotion (why not just say lotion?:mad:) (200ml) - indeed, even the name "Simple" part of it suggests easy and simple - in short, a product promoting itself to you at every stage trying to get you to buy it and to part with money:(.

mhoc

P2TKL wrote: »

Its an awful feeling....I hated it when I said goodbye to my first son and then we drove off from uni....and then returned to his empty bedroom. Now I have to go through it all again as my second son starts uni in Sept......not looking forward to it one bit.....:(

Same here. Eldest child got into uni through clearing in August so we barely had a month to organise everything and then we drove her up to her shared house with a car load.
We left here there - went to the nearest car park to bawl our eyes out. Then we drove gone - I cried for 2 hours all the way home.
Mind you we were already emotional wrecks -
that year m-I-l was diagnosed and died 12 weeks later, eldest child went to live with her to keep an eye on her but she was just as much trouble there as she was at home (and even more of a hell raiser at uni)
M-I-las had 2 dogs and it took us 4 months to get them rehomed, one had insulin injections. Fortunately they went in August.
the house despite being a new one still took 10 months for the sale to go through fully so we were looking after 2 houses.
One of our lads was doing his GCSEs and one his end of years prior to his GCSES choices years.
And I was also going to and from my Dads a couple of times a week - we had only lost my mum 18 months before.
Not a year we ever wanted to repeat.