The Elite:The Good, The Bad and the Glitchy

Nannylala

wackynut wrote: »

Good morning wacky :AI will join you with a coffee ...this pic made me smile as it just looked like Nannylala as I was peering out of my bedroom window watching all the carrying ons:eek:

SweetnSavvy

miss_corerupted wrote: »

I am wondering do the student loans count against you when applying for a mortgage? If most ppl won't have to pay them back because they don't earn enough does this mean that they can't get mortgages until they are in their 50's?


Anyhoo myshop from last night. The garnier has changed price for me as well and 1 has changed to N/A


1x Garnier Ultimate Blends Sleek Restorer Shampoo (250ML) £2.79 £1.39
2x Garnier Ultimate Blends Sleek Restorer Conditioner (200ML) £5.58 £5.58
3x ASDA Smartprice Baked Beans & Sausages In Tomato Sauce (405G) £1.17 £1.17
1x Mr Muscle Touch-Up Cleaner Kitchen Citrus Liquid (300ML) £2.98 £0.99
1x Garnier Ultimate Blends Marvellous Transformer Shampoo (250ML) £2.79 £1.39
1x ASDA Fresh Welsh Milk Whole (4PT) £0.89 £0.89
2x Baxters Chicken & Quinoa pot (250G) £4.98 N/A
3x ASDA Menyn Hallt Cymreig Welsh Salted Butter (250G) £2.64 £2.64
1x Airwick Lake District Midnight Berry & Shimmering Mist (EACH) £11.98 £5.99
2x Garnier Ultimate Blends Silky Smoother Conditioner (200ML) £5.58 N/A
1x Airwick Home Signature Yorkshire Dales (EACH) £11.98 £5.99
1x ASDA Smoothie Strawberry Banana (750ML) £0.89 N/A
0.39x ASDA Loose Red Onions (PER KG) £0.30 £0.29
4x ASDA Chosen By You Summer Fruits Double Strength Squash (1.5LT) £5.00 £4.00
1x ASDA Cherries (350G) £2.00 N/A
0.69x ASDA Onions (PER KG) £0.52 £0.51
0.34x Loose Banana (PER KG) £0.24 £0.23
1x Braces Thick White Loaf (800G) £0.99 £1.00
Comparison total (compared products only) £49.85 £32.06
+£17.79 cheaper

To the best of my knowledge the small Silky smoother isn't sold at morries so not on comparison.

wackynut

Nannylala wrote: »

Good morning wacky :AI will join you with a coffee ...this pic made me smile as it just looked like Nannylala as I was peering out of my bedroom window watching all the carrying ons:eek:

Morning Nannylala. Hope eveything is ok. :A

Dizzy_Ditzy

I've got a start date for my new job :j

3rd August so I still get a few weeks off

Nannylala

wackynut wrote: »

Morning Nannylala. Hope eveything is ok. :A

Seems to have quietened down now and only one lone car stationed outside....I am taking myself off out for the day to visit an old Aunt who is on her own and I know she would appreciate some company and some cream cakes and flowers .....I am sure I shall find out what is happening later as all my neighbours are young and out at work

Nannylala

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I've got a start date for my new job :j

3rd August so I still get a few weeks off

Well done QOC enjoy the rest of your time off..

streetlights

Good morning everybody I hope you well and hooray to Friday. I hope you have a great day.

Happy shopping.

Congratulations queen of cheap. I hope you enjoy the remainder of your time off.

cheer1eader

morning :wave:
just collected my 1st c&c for months & got subbed most of my baxters for uncle bens chilli & mexican chilli pots, bolognese hunger pots, john west steam pots, gallo risotto boxes & they even gave me 8 more than i ordered :eek::j i'm guessing i had a collector who couldn't count :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I've got a start date for my new job :j

3rd August so I still get a few weeks off

congrats qoc :T:T enjoy the sun while you can

silvercar

curl_girl wrote: »

Or go to work abroad after uni and the fees are written off!!??

That isn't true. You still repay when abroad, there are different limits depending on the cost of living in the country you are living in.

miss_corerupted wrote: »

I am wondering do the student loans count against you when applying for a mortgage? If most ppl won't have to pay them back because they don't earn enough does this mean that they can't get mortgages until they are in their 50's?

No, the amount you repay will be taken into account. So earn say £26k and the £850 a year in repayments will be taken off the amount you can lend as an on going commitment.

mhoc wrote: »

On the subject of going to uni or not - a lot of people move away to go to uni and they stay in the cities where they studied, mostly don't come home again unless the job situation is dire.

Interesting. We are very near London and most of the kids friends have gone to uni in big towns - Manchester/ Birmingham/ Leeds/ Nottingham. There may be other reasons, but I guess they are used to the activity available in big towns. Still the vast majority seem to return home. Once home, they all want to leave the nest and live in smaller places nearer to the centre of London.

mumtoo3

cheer1eader wrote: »

morning :wave:
just collected my 1st c&c for months & got subbed most of my baxters for uncle bens chilli & mexican chilli pots, bolognese hunger pots, john west steam pots, gallo risotto boxes & they even gave me 8 more than i ordered :eek::j i'm guessing i had a collector who couldn't count :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

congrats qoc :T:T enjoy the sun while you can

Hi Cheer1eader,
Our store has been a bit strange with CC recently.
I ordered Tresemme a couple of weeks ago. Ordered two of the small size, but they gave me two of the big size for the same price and then the same again. Was quite glad as the multi glitch didn't work that I was aiming for.
Yesterday on a non glitchy shop I ordered 2x 20 fish fingers but subbed with 3x12. I mentioned I was 4 short so he went and found me the pack of 20 I originally ordered and gave that to me, I also had some frozen rice in my shopping which I said I hadn't ordered but he said I could have it if I wanted it.

We will have to catch up soon. xx