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TrulyMadly wrote: »Ooooh.....there's a trick for that where you don't need a corkscrew......think aau posted it ages ago.....off to look:D'It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.'
Groucho Marx
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:hello: Bob
The main thing we need to know is, do you like baked potatoes and what is your filling of choice?!:rotfl:
...those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind.
PRIDE
There's a fork in the road, which way will you go
You standing still or will you step into the great unknown,
Is yours to decide, this is your life.
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The empty house is very traumatic but you might have a boomerang - home every weekend or home every half term or reading week - eating the house out and making an inordinate mess ...
He's going to the other end of the country so Defoe not weekends...maybe if he gets a reading week he will return0 -
Hi All
Hope you don't mind me joining in. I have been keeping track since January of all the money I have made 'Wombling' as I have termed it, but some of it is via tips so not sure if that's a traditional wombling. For me the goal has been to use any money made to pay off my debt quicker.
Things I do & chat about on the 'Remember your a Womble' thread on debt free wannabee:
- Actively go out hunting dropped reciepts and vouchers which I then have added to my own totals
- look for roadkill
- Use Checkoutsmart & Shoptize to make money
- Take part in market research
- YS shop then zero sum it from my shopping budget to make overpayments
- Forage a little bit for any useful fruit or veg growing wild in my area.
- use cashback sites for bigger purchases.
Anyway I've made over £600 in the year to date which is more than I thought it would be when I started counting.
I have popped over to learn more from you guys on how you do so well on your free shopping.
Bob
How lovely to see you Bob:T
You will fit in really well........spend a little time ready posts and you'll soon get the hang of itTo do is to be. Rousseau
To be is to do. Sartre
Do be do be do. Sinatra0 -
Do you know about Dr Oetkar pizzas Bob?To do is to be. Rousseau
To be is to do. Sartre
Do be do be do. Sinatra0 -
Should we start a list?
1. AAU1
2. SFSB
3. DM
4. David
lol xHi All
Hope you don't mind me joining in. I have been keeping track since January of all the money I have made 'Wombling' as I have termed it, but some of it is via tips so not sure if that's a traditional wombling. For me the goal has been to use any money made to pay off my debt quicker.
Things I do & chat about on the 'Remember your a Womble' thread on debt free wannabee:
- Actively go out hunting dropped reciepts and vouchers which I then have added to my own totals
- look for roadkill
- Use Checkoutsmart & Shoptize to make money
- Take part in market research
- YS shop then zero sum it from my shopping budget to make overpayments
- Forage a little bit for any useful fruit or veg growing wild in my area.
- use cashback sites for bigger purchases.
Anyway I've made over £600 in the year to date which is more than I thought it would be when I started counting.
I have popped over to learn more from you guys on how you do so well on your free shopping.
Bob
Pizza? Yoghurt?
I love a little foraging when I get the chance, but I have never had road kill. Indeed when I was a a teenager a rather handsome boyfriend stopped to pick roadkill up..........and that was the end of that relationship!
You will benefit from reading the 1st post and trying to understand the APG system.
This is my list for tomorrow...
Trip to Morribobs – pizza – home input coupons!! – DONE
Waities
Yoghurt - free
Cereal bar -free
Asda
Milk
Bread
Washing up liquid
AvW
Laughing cow - coupon
John West Spreadables Salmon Yoghurt & Mint (80G)
1x John West Spreadables Tuna Mayo Sweetcorn (80G)
1x John West Spreadables Tuna Mediterranean (80G)
£1.00 £0.67- 50p coupon
litre of cherrygood original/light £1/75 50p couson
1x Dr Oetker Ristorante Pollo Pizza (355G) £2.50 £1.50
1x Dr Oetker Hawaii Ristorante Pizza (355G) £2.50 £1.50
1x Dr Oetker Pepperoni & Salame Ristorante Pizza (320GR) £2.50 £1.50
1x Dr Oetker Ristorante Funghi Pizza (365G) £2.50 £1.50
Use the coupons for free and get money back!
Debbie and Andrew Harrogate sausages 97% meat £4/n/a – coupons
Aldi
Lettuce
Cuc
Tom
Spring onions
Radish
Lidl
Olives
Piri Piri chicken
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evening bob!0
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Hi All
Hope you don't mind me joining in. I have been keeping track since January of all the money I have made 'Wombling' as I have termed it, but some of it is via tips so not sure if that's a traditional wombling. For me the goal has been to use any money made to pay off my debt quicker.
Things I do & chat about on the 'Remember your a Womble' thread on debt free wannabee:
- Actively go out hunting dropped reciepts and vouchers which I then have added to my own totals
- look for roadkill
- Use Checkoutsmart & Shoptize to make money
- Take part in market research
- YS shop then zero sum it from my shopping budget to make overpayments
- Forage a little bit for any useful fruit or veg growing wild in my area.
- use cashback sites for bigger purchases.
Anyway I've made over £600 in the year to date which is more than I thought it would be when I started counting.
I have popped over to learn more from you guys on how you do so well on your free shopping.
Bob
:wave: Bob, hope you're ready for this nut house. I kid you not someone had a tune stuck in their head once (TM was that you?) and we worked out what it was without hearing it
Evening all *tips hat*'I solemnly swear that I am up to no good'0 -
TrulyMadly wrote: »Ooooh.....there's a trick for that where you don't need a corkscrew......think aau posted it ages ago.....off to look:D
I wonder who'll post first...Apparently, everybody knows that the bird is [strike]the word[/strike] a moorhen0
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