The Elite:The Good, The Bad and the Glitchy

Donaldway

Hi HD from this morning - As v Tes
2x Carte Noire Classic Instant Coffee (100G) £5.00 £4.00
1x ASDA Smartprice Salted Peanuts (200G) £0.48 £0.48
2x Tizer Original (2L) £1.96 £2.00
1x Sharwood's Plain Poppadoms (72G) £1.00 N/A
2x Uncle Ben's Sweet & Sour Cooking Sauce (675G) £4.76 £4.78
1x Seabrook Cream Cheese & Chives Crisps (6X25G) £1.00 N/A
1x ASDA Smartprice Salted Cashew Nuts (125G) £0.75 £0.75
1x Seabrook Variety Packs (6X25G) £1.00 £0.85
2x ASDA Crispy Potato Slices (300G) £3.00 N/A
2x Lion Peanut Chocolate Bars (4X41G) £1.96 N/A
6x Aquafresh Extra Care Tingling Mint Mouthwash (500ML)£18.00 £8.40
2x R Whites Lemonade (2LT) £1.50 £2.00
1x Dove Indulging Cream Caring Bath (500ML) £4.38 £1.64
1x Seabrook Surf & Turf (6X25G) £1.00 N/A
2x Butcher's Selection Diced Chicken Breast (410G) £7.00 £7.17
1x Martini Rosso (1LT) £8.50 £8.00
0.34x Loose Banana (PER KG) £0.24 £0.23
2x Isla Negra Merlot Carmenere (75CL) £8.00 N/A
2x Udi's Gluten Free Strawberry Flavoured Toaster Pastries £5.90 £2.00
1x Dove Purely Pampering Shea Butter Caring Bath £4.38 £1.64
Comparison total (compared products only) £63.85 £43.94

Donaldway

DeeDee74 wrote: »

3 for £5 trigger

£3.70 , 400ml

Fantastic! Exactly what we need. Thank you DeeDee :T

gemmylou1984

is there anything apart from the Dove that is worth buying with the face wash in the 3 for £5 deal...my one next to work doesnt stock dove (but does have the face wash!) x

tweets

LEJC wrote: »

New alba trial listed today for facial lotion females 18-45

http://www.albavolunteers.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=443:4-week-facial-lotion-trial&catid=27&Itemid=255

Not my age range

abailey54

I've not had much luck with mine mt2m either. One cherry, 2 pears that have now gone wrinkly, 1 apple that disappeared, plums have mostly shriveled like prunes and fallen off and loads of peaches that appear to have stopped growing - I suppose I'd better learn how to get more out of them next year all my pea shoots have been eaten by birds and/or slugs too

tweets

Bradley1984 wrote: »

Hi all again,

Just dropping by to say hello...crazy last few months has kept me away but still lurk every now and again!

Hope everyone is well!

x

Bradley :hello:

Nice to see you posting

tweets

lesleysanderson wrote: »

Hi Tweet :hello: hope your keeping well I think last time I was on you got some gorge boots. My 3 DS's treated me to some uggs for Christmas. But I've only used them the once so far, but I'm gona make sure I get they full use of them this winter.

Hi Lesley :hello:

Do you mean Emu boots ?

If Uggs are like Emu's you will never have them off your feet

I kept asking if anyone had seen you when you vanished so glad you are back :j:j:j

LEJC

tweets wrote: »

Not my age range

Nor mine tweets...but I thought I would share ...
I have been very good not applying for trials just for the sake of them...I didnt bother with the self tan products last week either as I'm not a fan of the orange look and the fact it rubs off everywhere.

Working through my trial stashes...still lots left but I have managed to throw away 4 empty bottles of various lotions and potions this week.

Dippydoo

DeeDee74 wrote: »

3 for £5 trigger

£3.70 , 400ml

doubly tested too :rotfl:

altojack

HILLBERN wrote: »

Just thought id give you an up date on my silver cross pram-
If you remember I got it down from the loft after 30 years, but it only had 3 wheels :eek:

I have searched high and low for a replacement and many people from elite have been helping:T

I private message coach built pram spares through a link from silver cross- they sent me a new wheel

when it arrived it didn't fit:( the mechanism was slightly different:(

after several messages to and fro from a lovely gentleman Stephen:A he said my pram was from the early 70s but hiding away since the 70s on the back shelf he has found a wheel :T:j

it arrived this morning by 1st class post - and it fits perfectly:)

Now ready for my baby grandson 12 weeks old to be wheeled round to his great- grandmothers 85th birthday celebrations on sunday, she was the one who originally bought the pram nearly 40years ago, and she has no idea we still have it, 2p tissues at the ready I think:D

I'm so happy for you that Stephen found just the very wheel that you needed. I used to love pushing my boys out in my silver cross, used it every day and it still looked immaculate when I used it for DS4.

There will be some turning of heads when you step out with it on Sunday that's for sure. You know what, the modern silver cross aren't made as well as the 1970s models. Enjoy the weekend x

rhosynbach wrote: »

just wanted to share my cosy corner where, i sit and waffle to you all
with some of my favourite things:D:D my son says its like a museum room:rotfl::rotfl:



sorry about rubish photo used phone.

Ahhhhh, rhos, that brings back memories of when I was a country dweller , I loved my inglenook fires though they were mares to clean out everyday. Mind you I guess doing it everyday we get used to it.

Your picture is as I imagined you were living, rustic and rural, beautiful with loads of character, unlike the box I live in now :rotfl: