Economic Living Is The Exercise

Dippydoo

scamps1966 wrote: »

DEvdenking ;pdede;psw.
How are peeps getting around the the pizza 1 per email addy?

I've tried various sites, no joy!!!!!

gmail

itch_for_a_glitch

Msskatersam wrote: »

Fingers and toes please let us know how you go

OK


1x ASDA Chicken Dopiaza (450G) £2.34 N/A
2x ASDA Chosen By You Garlic & Coriander Naan (256G) £1.86 £1.90
1x Haribo Starmix (1PK) £0.10 £0.10
1x ASDA Chosen by You Chicken Tandoori Masala (450G) £2.30 N/A
2x ASDA Chosen By You Peshwari Naan Bread (260G) £1.86 £1.90
1x ASDA Chicken Bhuna (450G) £2.34 N/A
2x Ambrosia Devon Custard (400G) £1.34 £1.50
1x Ambrosia Low Fat Devon Custard (400G) £0.66 £0.99
1x ASDA Chinese Takeaway Prawn Crackers (40G) £0.50 £0.15
2x ASDA Good & Balanced Redskin Peanuts (200G) £1.40 N/A
1x ASDA Chicken Balti (450G) £2.34 N/A
1x ASDA Chicken Jalfrezi (450G) £2.34 N/A
2x Colgate Extra Clean Medium Toothbrush (3PK) £8.00 £2.00
1x ASDA Chicken Madras (450G) £2.34 N/A
10x Gluten Free Strawberry Flavoured Toaster Pastries (260G) £29.50 £10.00
Comparison total (compared products only) £43.82 £18.54
+£25.28 cheaper

Naebbirac

Evening all.:D
Ladyshopper, glad you've improved so much.
My fizz arrived today. I got
1 Lanson Brut Rose
1 Monistrol Vintage 2010
2 Freixenet Vintage Special 2012
1 Michel Gonet champagne
1 Jeepers champagne
Happy with what I got, so two more ordered for delivery tomorrow:D
I'm feeling much better today. The turning point was around this time last night, and despite sleeping much of the last three days, I slept all night and felt almost human this morning.
Thanks for all your get well wishes.
Lots going on.:eek: D's family have told us we are not family, they are the next of kin, and told us to, I quote , ' butt out' :eek:
After that they arrived en mass, and thrust the quote for the funeral, all 5 grand of it, at Mum, and asked her to pay for it if you please:eek:. Mum refused, telling them that when D moved in with her, all he had a suitcase a dog and a car, and she had supported him for 7 years, and that it was their turn to put their hands in their pockets. Besides that as she was ' not family or next of kin', and has been allowed no input, no cash would be forthcoming. It was not taken well.
It had been agreed that D''s funeral cortege would leave from Mum''s house as it was D''s home, that is now not happening. The florist that was a friend of theirs is now too busy to do Mum''s floral tribute. Pure spite:mad:
We'll all be glad when the funeral is over and we don't have to see any of them again.
Sorry for the rant.
N x

bubbs

ASDA Jubblies Lollies 42p @ Asda
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/asda-jubblies-lollies-42p-asda-2280067

Jelly_Biactol

silvercar wrote: »

Decided to replace my glass high balls as they were looking a bit cloudy and scratched. Given this is recycle week, aside from throwing them in the recycling bin, any ideas what I can do with them.

Decorate with Sharpie pens - be as simple or as creative as you want


I've got more detailed 'how-to' instructions for anyone that's interested.

[update - these aren't ones I've done myself ... I wish! ... just grabbed an example pic off tinterweb]

MKS

Tinyshoes wrote: »

It's really weird I keep expecting Mr TS to come home from work but he is away for a few days he had already left before we were on plane yesterday. I am missing him even though he can be pain in the behind at times :A

Wonder if TM would lend out Mr TM only one letter different.

Tell/text him and say that. (Can't do the smilies blowing kisses, where IS David. when you need him?:mad:). We are all a pain in the rear at times, it's called being human. If nothing else, it will put a smile on Mr.TS face.;)

Bikertov

mhoc wrote: »

please can I ask is this the simple barcode end?

683149

I remember some kind person putting up photos on the last thread for the more dim witted on the Elite ie me so I went for a play on the last thread, couldn't find it.
so then I wondered if I could find my last simple trigger upstairs but I didn't want to disturb the workers upstairs.
so plan C- I went through my notebook and found it under July 23rd - is this the correct one and working again (or never stopped working?
and giving £4 odd back on a fiver spend??

apologies for all of the question, looks like I am house bound over the weekend and the trip to Asda armed with an easy list might be the highlight of it

I did the Simple glitch this morning for the first time today, but it was different product.

Got the boxed Simple kind to skin replenishing rich moisturiser. It is a 125ml bottle in a box, BC ending 103948. Worked as predicted comparing to £1.99 and in the 3 for £5.

This one ...

http://groceries.asda.com/product/facial-moisturiser/simple-kind-to-skin-replenishing-rich-moisturiser/954142

altojack

bubbs wrote: »

I get the message AJ:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

:eek: :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Ladyshopper wrote: »

Not looking likely.

Dr been round and explained things, which now make a lot of sense. White blood cell back to normal, which is why I now feel back to normal and not feverish. However, crp levels, which show inflammatory levels are still very high, at over 250. A normal level is less than 10. :eek:

That's why I've stayed on the iv antibiotics today rather than move to oral ones. Tomorrow they will reassess, see how bloods are. Sunday isn't out of the question, just depends on how levels come down. Apparently they are coming down, just slowly!

I definitely understand more now. Still missing my kids though and am Billy no mates with no visitors.

it is so hard being a mother to children of any age and you would be a 'strange 'un ' if you didn't miss yours like crazy just now. They will be missing you too, I don't mean to upset you saying that, it makes it worse the distance apart but your kids know that you need to be where you are to get the best possible outcome.

I truly hope you are able to go home soon but it is possible the doc will want you to stay to get the inflammatory levels down further, they are extremely high.

My fingers are crossed for a speedy downward spiral for those nasty levels and getting a date to go home to your own bed and the family x

Dormouse

Mullers are glitching again (no multibuy showing - sorry if old news) and the 3 choc thing works :j

The ham used to be a favourable comparison v T, now N/A

1x Cadbury Twirl (43G) £0.60 £0.40
1x Cathedral City Cheddar Extra Mature (350G) £2.00 £2.00
2x Muller Bliss Corner with a Strawberry Fruit Compote (110G) £1.36 £1.38
4x Muller Corner Milk Choc Digestive (135G) £2.72 £2.36
1x ASDA Chosen by You Wafer Thin Smoked Ham (235G) £1.38 N/A
1x New York Bakery Co Cinnamon & Raisin Bagels (4PK) £0.85 N/A
1x Pepsi Max Bottle (2L) £1.00 £0.99
1x ASDA Grower's Selection Strawberries (400G) £2.00 £2.00
1x Dr Oetker Pepperoni & Salame Ristorante Pizza (320GR) £2.50 £1.50
4x Muller Corner Strawberry (150G) £2.72 £2.00
1x Maltesers Standard Bag (37G) £0.60 £0.40
1x ASDA Smartprice Apple Juice (1L) £0.59 £0.65
1x Skittles Wild Berry Flavour (174G) £1.00 £0.97
1x Aero Peppermint Chocolate Bar (40G) £0.60 £0.40

vT

itch_for_a_glitch

Anyone know where I went wrong ?

Simple 871256101464
Simple 871256101464
Shower gel 871764468314
ASDA codes.
No 3 for a £5 discount.