The Elite:The Good, The Bad and the Glitchy

nerfdad

locarr wrote: »

Hi ALL!


I'm back! hope everyone is well! xx

I thought it had been quiet:D:D:D

itch_for_a_glitch

itch_for_a_glitch wrote: »

http://www.auction-solutions.co.uk/lot_details.asp?l=1&lotid=1266412&pageno=21

Up near Derby, dont know where you are?
As a rough guide, if your winning bid is £100 your bill will be £144 then you gotta collect.

Hammer £37, so a nice table for <£55.

Sunflower1227

Shop from this morning AvM Trigger Mens Dove APG £8.66

Quorn Sausages didnt compare they are 99p in Ms and dont but the shades wipes in a shop (rookie mistake)

1x Quorn 8 Meat Free Sausages (336G) £1.99 £1.99
1x Whiskas Cat Milk (3X200) £2.38 £2.39
1x McCain Lightly Spiced Wedges (750G) £1.50 £0.92
1x Garnier Ultimate Blends Colour Illuminator poo (400ML)£3.87 £1.82
1x Garnier Ultimate Blends Colour Illuminator Cond (400ML) £3.87£1.82
1x ASDA Shades Moist Toilet Tissue Wipes Refill (42S) £0.25 £0.83
1x Whiskas 1+ Cat Pouch with Chicken in Jelly (100G) £0.42 £0.41
2x Kellogg's Glorious Oat Granola Crunchy Nut (380G) £5.98 £2.98
0.11x ASDA Loose Red Onions (PER KG) £0.08 £0.08
0.28x ASDA Grower's Selection Loose Banana (PER KG)£0.19 £0.19
0.14x ASDA Onions (PER KG) £0.10 £0.10
0.1x ASDA Loose Carrots (PER KG) £0.07 £0.07
0.11x ASDA Grower's Selection Loose Vine Tomatoes (PER KG)21p N/A
1x McCain Home Crinkle Cut Chips (1.5KG) £2.00 £2.00

WishI'dReadSooner

Tinyshoes wrote: »

only week before DD2 is off to America to stay with her boyfriend. :eek:

Must remind her to do her travel insurance tonight. I added her on my Nationwide account one for Turkey as we are going together but she will have to get something herself.

Afternoon all - wondering if it's worth going out for toilet rolls as only have about 6 x 4 packs left? Can't really be bothered though as very wet & windy here, not to mention cold too. Maybe we'll get free ones again?? Hubby back in bed as in pain & little sleep.

She really should have had insurance when she booked the flight as things happen when we least expect them. A single trip one should be pretty inexpensive. Maybe get her to open her own Nationwide for annual insurance later, if she reaches the amount to add in monthly, it doesn't cost much to add worldwide cover on annually & then you don't need to worry. Make sure she has an ESTA as otherwise they won't let her in or possibly on plane. I always keep a note of mine with expiry date in passport.

Had the cheap i3 refurbished laptop from Argos - looks totally unused, put windows 10 on it & it flies. Hubby however prefers his desktop :eek:so we've just had a delivery of a HP elite (get me!) i3 core with Windows 7 Pro refurb that again looks like new & I managed to get this for £78 delivered:T:THoping this one flies too once I put windows 10 on!

Haven't put windows 10 on mine yet as I use for internet banking with Nationwide. I read on here 10 doesn't work with Barclays - has anyone used Nationwide online banking & does it work OK with Windows 10?

Looks like setting up the new computer is down to me again as he's taken himself off to bed. I've only just realised why he didn't like the laptop - he'd been using it on the setting where t'internet takes up just 1/3rd of the screen!:eek:MEN!

Ah well, I get a laptop to use downstairs or out & about.:)

tweets

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5299063 :eek: :rotfl::rotfl:

Wheres_My_Cashback

tweets wrote: »

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5299063 :eek: :rotfl::rotfl:

The leather joy boy reminds me of someone who frequents here late at night :D

Purple_fiend

WishI'dReadSooner wrote: »

Afternoon all - wondering if it's worth going out for toilet rolls as only have about 6 x 4 packs left? Can't really be bothered though as very wet & windy here, not to mention cold too. Maybe we'll get free ones again?? Hubby back in bed as in pain & little sleep.

She really should have had insurance when she booked the flight as things happen when we least expect them. A single trip one should be pretty inexpensive. Maybe get her to open her own Nationwide for annual insurance later, if she reaches the amount to add in monthly, it doesn't cost much to add worldwide cover on annually & then you don't need to worry. Make sure she has an ESTA as otherwise they won't let her in or possibly on plane. I always keep a note of mine with expiry date in passport.

Had the cheap i3 refurbished laptop from Argos - looks totally unused, put windows 10 on it & it flies. Hubby however prefers his desktop :eek:so we've just had a delivery of a HP elite (get me!) i3 core with Windows 7 Pro refurb that again looks like new & I managed to get this for £78 delivered:T:THoping this one flies too once I put windows 10 on!

Haven't put windows 10 on mine yet as I use for internet banking with Nationwide. I read on here 10 doesn't work with Barclays - has anyone used Nationwide online banking & does it work OK with Windows 10?

Looks like setting up the new computer is down to me again as he's taken himself off to bed. I've only just realised why he didn't like the laptop - he'd been using it on the setting where t'internet takes up just 1/3rd of the screen!:eek:MEN!

Ah well, I get a laptop to use downstairs or out & about.:)

Hi bit of a lurker here. Can you tell me where you got the cheap laptops please? Daughter looking for one for high school but don't want to pay a lot of money.

Many thanks in advance

bubbs

Afternoon all :wave:
TS and izzy sorry to hear you both have been unwell, wishing you both a speedy recovery x
Hope everyone else is ok? and all loo rolled and kitchen rolled out

tweets

Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »

The leather joy boy reminds me of someone who frequents here late at night :D

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

davemorton

tweets wrote: »

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5299063 :eek: :rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl: Some good advice on that thread, but not sure it is money saving. :money: