Everyone lost in the Ether II

Savvybuyer

skattebasse wrote: »

Hi Savvybuyer

I'm a lurker. Just saw your post and ....wine does compare on the brand match......I got 1
Barefoot Pink Moscato 75CL .its £7.00 in Sainsb and compared with asda £5.00.That was yesterday. ::j

:beer:

Spirits do not compare (according to T&Cs) but wine does! Many thanks for that - I shall remember that now (as a piece of useless trivia that, in this circumstance, isn't useless:T).

On a tangent, I don't know if anyone has mentioned that BM is now available online - but any vouchers from it can only be used against online shops. Just mentioning in passing.

Bye for now!

Savvybuyer

fairclaire wrote: »

one day someone will invent a disease that slows your brain down at the same rate as your body, my brain is in full swing but my body is not following suit

Sorry to hear that. I know sometimes - I know this is different - I've had periods of depression and it's strange because, although you'd think it affects the brain, which it does, it's such that on the one hand I couldn't concentrate and couldn't move around and do what I wanted (I was concentrating on the depressive thought instead) and yet my brain was active and thinking and mulling these things over. I often think about things deeply - and it's not always a good thing. I've had times when I've felt physically exhausted, even though, physically, I'm fine and it was actually the depression that was causing the exhaustion feeling. Once I could move around and do things but not think well, and then, the next day, I could think well but not move. Sometimes my mind is not exhausted - I think mine is especially active - and I find it hard to sleep. I know my family constantly used to ask me (this was years before my diagnosis) whether I ever actually rested my mind and stopped dealing with academic, mind-blowing subject things. The thing is they don't blow my mind though! I think most people would have stopped and got bored but I just stay on them - and never ever truly make conversation that doesn't relate to them! I'm just... different, in that way (though I never actually think of myself as so).

I think - although I'm not qualified to know or to give advice - probably best just get your head down and try to get some sleep. I can be easier said than done but hopefully my witterings of boredom will put allow you to go to bed no problem.

Savvybuyer

Actually noticed this as looking at one of SFSB's shops and noticed some Vodka 1.5L comparing against £21.50 (which is lower than £15 per litre).

ASDA Vodka (1.5L)



£21.50 £1.43 / 100ml

• 
  £21.00
• 
  £21.50

One of the few items(:laugh:) that looks lower in Sains and might compare best vs there?:think:

Savvybuyer

bubbs wrote: »

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1x ASDA Smartprice Self Raising Flour (1.5KG) £0.45 £0.45
1x ASDA Chosen by You Tomato Ketchup (970G) £1.20 £1.11
1x Hipp Breakfast Duet Strawberry Cereal with Yogurt (160G) £1.00 £1.00
1x ASDA Smartprice Wrapping Foil 290mm X 20 metres (20X290) £0.67 N/A
1x ASDA 2 Scotch Eggs (226G) £0.75 £0.74
1x Sweetex Sugar Substitute (600PK) £1.89 £1.88
1x Asda Yeast Extract (240G) £1.88 £1.86
1x ASDA Smartprice Cheesecake Strawberry (90G) £0.30 £0.30
1x ASDA Smartprice Strawberry Trifle (113G) £0.40 £0.39
10x ASDA Fresh Linen & Gardenia Plug In Diffuser (UNIT) £40.00 £10.00
1x ASDA Grower's Selection Baking Potatoes (2.5KG) £2.00 £1.00
1x Bisto Best Beef Gravy Granules (200G) £2.00 £1.50
10x Hipp Star Pasta with Sweet Squash & Chicken (190G) £8.50 £6.00
1x Colgate Extra Clean Medium Toothbrush (3PK) £2.00 £1.00

Oooo... Savvy's noticed the 1p price deduction on the Trifle in T:rotfl::rotfl:. I like the SP Wrapping Foil there, I like the fact it's N/A against T given that Morries went up way too high to compare to!:D:T

I think you might be telling us there were 11 Squash & Chicken pastas in your basket:rotfl::rotfl:!:T:T

Savvybuyer

Goodnight FC - see you later x.:wave:

scamps1966

R.I.P. Jonah Lomu.
Such a star player. X

purpledonkey

davemorton wrote: »

PD, if you have not already booked Warsaw.
4 Night Stay in Krakow just £78.89 inc Flights, Accommodation & Train Transfers from East Midlands @ Ryanair.com
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/4-night-stay-krakow-just-78-89-inc-flights-accommodation-train-transfers-from-east-2325209

Cheers DM, Emma's already booked the trip for us. Neither of us have looked into it yet :rotfl:

underperky

Good morning ..hope every one is good hosptals and "poorlies" including Mumtomonkeys children ...lets hope for a glitch filled day ... an early xmas present to ourselves

bubbs

aau1 wrote: »

500 points is £2.50 in sains/argos

although for the next week you can double up in Sains so 250 is £2.50 in there for a wee bit

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Misinformer



So I just go instore and ask to use my points and they will automatically be doubled? TIA

Oppsssss sorry:o:rotfl:

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Oooo... Savvy's noticed the 1p price deduction on the Trifle in T:rotfl::rotfl:. I like the SP Wrapping Foil there, I like the fact it's N/A against T given that Morries went up way too high to compare to!:D:T

I think you might be telling us there were 11 Squash & Chicken pastas in your basket:rotfl::rotfl:!:T:T

Yes was 11 for as 12 for £6:T
Morning all
Hope everyone was ok with the high wnds we have had, so calm now, took hubby work at 5.30 and the wnd had blown the big industrial bins over and there was a fox filling its belly
Edit also just seen on our forum 2 trees down

bubbs

Morning Di

Hope it goes well today? sure it was today but i maybe wrong...................again:o:rotfl:
Right i jhave work now, see you later :wave: