Everyone lost in the Ether II

Munqui

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Good move

It might bring you out in spots:cool:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
I've been on the weddings champagne instead :silenced:

bubbs

Munqui wrote: »

How very rude :rotfl:

How's your BP and hubster doing?

BP , i know have pills:eek: so hopefully will start to se a difference now:D
Hubster is good thanks, might not be saying that in the morning when i take him work at 5.30:eek::eek:

Dizzy_Ditzy

The BBC are reporting that there are homes in North Wales without power. I hope rhosynbach and snap ant are ok :A

simone10

Evening All

Just reading up on T's Brand Guarantee but have a question that only the ELITE would know.....
If the comparable products are deducted before paying does that mean if I have a conditional spend voucher of £3 off WYS £20, it will have already made deductions from a Barilla based shop (to use coupons against Morries 75p prices), to make it much harder to get to £20 to start with?
TIA

Munqui

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

My nerves are no more................... cidre 'obtained' overage gained and APG worked....... whoop whoop.... 18 bottles....... in one shop!

And T*sco responded to my message re the printer (I could not do the live chat as a fault kept coming up)... £30 refund.... So the printers real cost in CC was just 450.. and £30 refund.... sometime I love shopping! x

:T
I hate using vouchers none of the john west tuna or restaurante ones scanned, :think: I'm suspicious about these too :rotfl:

And this could be repeated on Friday :think: :beer:

bubbs

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I agree bubbs. its been one thing after another for you lately.......and
Mr bubbs

Sure has, but lots more worse off;)

Munqui wrote: »

Actually yes and slimming world friendly stuff most of the time :money:

Although DW has been cooking pot noodles recently, 7 syns i think

How do you cook a pot noodle?:rotfl::rotfl:

hornetgirl

On the subject of carrier bags, the other day I went to pick up something from Lakeland that I had ordered online. The lady went out the back to fetch it and came back with it in a carrier bag. She asked whether I wanted the bag and said she would have to charge me 5p if I did. I declined as I had a bag with me and she said she would have to dispose of the bag as it was used!
(I know you want to know what I bought TM, it was some drawer dividers)

Nannylala

MKS wrote: »

Very :money: Well done. I had the £1 tree but it wasn't a rooted one. Hope that you are feeling ok after you recent hospital trips.

Don't want to be a misinformer but I think that it may be Master Lala's birthday tomorrow. Hope that he has a lovely day. Doesn't seem all those years ago that we were awaiting his acceptance into Cambridge. :T:T:T

Thank-you MKS all good ...hope things are looking up for you too :A
You have such a good memory :Tas it is indeed Master Lala's Birthday tomorrow..and does not seem possible he has done his 3years at Cambridge already and will shortly be a working young man:T:T

Savvybuyer

"Charging for deliveries and click-and-collect bags

The number of bags used isn’t always known until delivery takes place. This means you can charge for an average number of bags for multi-bag deliveries, as long as 5p or more is charged per bag overall." [My emphasis, and double emphasis over "per bag".]
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/carrier-bag-charges-retailers-responsibilities

That relates to deliveries/CC. However, it suggests there must be a minimum charge of 5p per bag, so 2 for 5p is unlawful (especially for an instore situation where there wasn't this deliveries situation)?

Munqui

bubbs wrote: »

Sure has, but lots more worse off;)


How do you cook a pot noodle?:rotfl::rotfl:

Boil Kettle

Fill to one of the 3 different fill levels (2 are fake!)

Eat while noodles are still crunchy :rotfl: