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bubbs wrote: »

Tesco Counter Whole Cornish Sardines Half Price £1.50 / KG
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/tesco-counter-whole-cornish-sardines-half-price-1-50-kg-2275112

So what were they in M? £2/Kg? Obviously too dear and if it's with Savvy it's probably totally messed up again:rotfl::rotfl:.

Thanks for that - you beat me (:o) - not too hard to do:rotfl:.

...To be fair, I have found things that, I have felt, were better priced than yours from time to time and we each improve on each other and hopefully help save the most money between us as the "team" on here:T:T.

fairclaire

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Really good advice.

[EDIT: Oops, and spoilsport Savvy comes in with obligatory message of calorie controlled diet:o:o and getting exercise, if you're lucky enough to have such things open to you (shouldn't say that really but... people don't always realise the impact things have on others - I suppose, in a way, it's helped me become more aware of that and I think things happen this way for a reason, perhaps this one).]

Exercise.......

You'll never guess where I've been tonight. I attended a burlesque fitness class

I did it as a sort of favour for a lad who comes into work. It's further than I'd normally travel to do something like that but his wife runs it. she's just started out and it hasn't gathered much interest yet. Do you know what? It was fab and I'll be going back next week!
Absolutely beats the gym hands down for me as I find it so boring and my motivation for it is a struggle at times.

I worried about it all day and had no idea what to expect. I had visions of lots of middle aged ladies trying to do exercises with stilettos on and basque bones digging in :rotfl::rotfl: :eek: I'd recommend it for anyone who wants exercise without the boring grind. It was a lot of fun and if I learn a few extra moves........:p :rotfl:

DeeDee74

I wouldn't shop in morning as .com updates early it's too easy to get caught out.

gocat wrote: »

What time do you think this work till in the morning please. Is it still 6a.m.?
tia

Dippydoo

mhoc wrote: »

So you buy 3 bottles plus something to get you over the. £15 level - if anyone tests this what are the figures

Match?
More?

4 bottles needed to go over £15 youll get 10.000 more points = £10

Savvybuyer

I can't find, at the moment, that "clean" version of Dead and Gone, no-one's bothered anyway and I think we all better get some glass of wine or something and have a nice night going to bed. Depending on what we do - others may have other things of course! :oI meant nightshift work - stop being so sleazy and reading into things things I didn't say.:rotfl:

Anon

Have seen Persil 60 wash Bio and Colour liquids RTC £7 in England tonight so it is not just restricted to NI but not all stores as two of my other stores are still full price.

Hth

Anon

fairclaire

Savvybuyer wrote: »

I can't find, at the moment, that "clean" version of Dead and Gone, no-one's bothered anyway and I think we all better get some glass of wine or something and have a nice night going to bed. Depending on what we do - others may have other things of course! :oI meant nightshift work - stop being so sleazy and reading into things things I didn't say.:rotfl:

Savvy. The irony of you explaining to us why the censoring in that tune offends you only to find you can't post a link on here because it will be censored has just tickled me in a good way. I'm sure it hasn't been lost on many others either.
It got your point across very well

Savvybuyer

fairclaire wrote: »

Exercise.......

You'll never guess where I've been tonight. I attended a burlesque fitness class

I did it as a sort of favour for a lad who comes into work. It's further than I'd normally travel to do something like that but his wife runs it. she's just started out and it hasn't gathered much interest yet. Do you know what? It was fab and I'll be going back next week!
Absolutely beats the gym hands down for me as I find it so boring and my motivation for it is a struggle at times.

I worried about it all day and had no idea what to expect. I had visions of lots of middle aged ladies trying to do exercises with stilettos on and basque bones digging in :rotfl::rotfl: :eek: I'd recommend it for anyone who wants exercise without the boring grind. It was a lot of fun and if I learn a few extra moves........:p :rotfl:

I think there was something the other day - correction I know there was something the other day where they were saying a 20 minute walk each day could add 7 years to your life. So, not always necessary to go to a gym.

That almost seems worthwhile - many of these exercise things - 30 minutes a day, whatever it is - seems that the amount of life you might live extra is taken up by the amount of extra time spent, over the years, doing the exercise. (So actually in this way of looking at it, it's not worthwhile - unless you get something extra, some real satisfaction or whatever from the actual exercise.) I think 20 minutes a day for the rest of my life, at what I might expect to live until, does add up to fewer than 7 years in total. So, maybe it's worth doing! If it works:rotfl:.

[:(I think it works out exactly the same - I've just got the calculator out and seems I'd spend 7 years doing walking over the rest of my life if I walked 20 minutes a day, so, on that, you can probably work out roughly how old am I. About middle age I think. Middle [I]youth[/I], middle youth. I've probably pressed the wrong button and "calculated" it wrongly so you can't work it out.]

Sunshinemummy

cjj wrote: »

Yikes I've got an interview for the job..........l
Tomorow eek xx

I am so very proud of you x

HILLBERN wrote: »

Lady sunshine:rotfl: you need to eat

Yum yum.... and tomato sauce on my top!

fairclaire wrote: »

Savvy. The irony of you explaining to us why the censoring in that tune offends you only to find you can't post a link on here because it will be censored has just tickled me in a good way. I'm sure it hasn't been lost on many others either.
It got your point across very well

I love having our Savvy back x

Anon

Can confirm Felix 2 for £2, sel shows £6.48.

Suspect it should be 2 for £12 or wrong product in multi. Odd number of cases on shelf - any ideas for another item in this multi to trigger please as still good value?

Many thanks

Anon