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mhoc wrote: »

£1.17 each ice cream bar :eek: - I know though that they vary from Spar to Spar

Yes I've got 2 on Jaffa cakes - id only buy these if they were on offer - mys says the lowest price was 64p but I seem to think I've paid 50p for them - in Morrisons maybe ...

I just paid £2.85 for a Mars amd a Bounty at Londis :eek: One of them was a winner :j:j

tweets

Afternoon

Electrician not turned up , so not been Mr T

Glad I did an online order for Iceland or would have been stuck for some food .

Will have to go Mr T on Saturday now because electrician may still turn up.

Will have to go while Poppy is at mums

Munqui

Big Tesco news :rotfl:

No more shouty irritating SS machines in Tesco :T

http://www.thegrocer.co.uk/stores/tesco-drops-unexpected-item-in-bagging-area-as-it-brings-in-friendlier-self-checkouts/522435.article

Snap-ant

£12 in Ts

Snap-ant

tweets

Munqui wrote: »

Big Tesco news :rotfl:

No more shouty irritating SS machines in Tesco :T

http://www.thegrocer.co.uk/stores/tesco-drops-unexpected-item-in-bagging-area-as-it-brings-in-friendlier-self-checkouts/522435.article

I enjoy talking back to them telling them I haven't got an unexpected bag in bagging area and it can wait til I am ready to pay etc :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Snap-ant

This time last week - never mind - we will live there soon ish....

durham05

hi all weather dry here today now, good job ds1 has cabin fever,
belated birthday wishes to those i have missed, hugs to those in need or want n hi to all newbies n lurkers.
Read this morning about the fabric conditioner in T and went n got 2 cos i had none at all and was looking for best price. so ta op.

Bikertov

silvercar wrote: »

Holiday tip for those going abroad, rather than take a handful of foreign socket converters, take one converter and a multi-socket extension lead.

That way, you don't lose converters by leaving them in the sockets when you come home and you don't have to search around your hotel/ apartment room to find spare plug points.

Aside from not plugging too many high wattage items in at the same time, it is a far easier solution.

That is what I do - take 2x converters and 2x 4-gangs.

Take lightweight ones with a 0.5 or 1m lead - Poundland sell them (for £1) although nowadays they are 3-gang (they used to sell 4-gangs).

Also, a lot of phone chargers have foreign prongs you can swap for the UK ones - I know Blackeberry chargers (micro USB) do, so I take a few of those with the foreign prongs so they plug straight in without a converter needed. Being micro USB they can be used for most phones and tablets (except Apple)

Got a few here last year - http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B004XKG7NM although they were only £3 or so at the time.

Jelly_Biactol

Snap-ant wrote: »

This time last week - never mind - we will live there soon ish....

Mmm, a Mackerel Bap at Bennetts:)