Everyone lost in the Ether II

Nannylala

bubbs wrote: »

Where is airwick? i couldnt find it:o

bubbs is about the size of a postcard loose inside mag ....the Airwick colour changing candles are on offer at mo ...£ 4 instead of £8..so not bad with £1 off too

Anon

bubbs wrote: »

Was we not able to use both dairy coupons as well? or was that yr before?

Yes, that rings a bell too.

Anon

bubbs

HRT_dependant wrote: »

bubbs wrote: »

the mag has a cake on front with holly on the top xx

I deff have right mag

Nannylala wrote: »

bubbs is about the size of a postcard loose inside mag ....the Airwick colour changing candles are on offer at mo ...£ 4 instead of £8..so not bad with £1 off too

I will look in others, but dont need candles as have a "few" free ones from a's:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: but you never know a glitch maybe round the corner and wouldnt want to miss it:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

tweets

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

Have you got a primark near tweets? There's loads of different ones in there.

Sold out near me too

Yes there is a Primark in town thank you will have a look if I go intown. Primark is a store I have only been in twice not impressed with stuff even though people rave about it .

bubbs

Anon wrote: »

Yes, that rings a bell too.

Anon

Ding a ling :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

davemorton

harryhfp wrote: »

Morrisons cut petrol prices - google search - 7p off


Of course it's brilliant news on petrol/ diesel.


I haven't paid for fuel for months. Why pay when you spend on Amazon? Just buy the Amazon giftcards, get the 10p offs.


Free tanks

harryhfp wrote: »

£100 1 hundred squid

:eek: How much can you manage to spend at Amazon??

bubbs

Not knock you out with pic have i tweets?

Savvybuyer

zippydooda wrote: »

if these are £3.38 in asda and 2 for £5 as msm indicates
im guessing some asdas are a lower none offer price and some on multi.

not tested

there is a good chance of a glitch. chicken and gravy one compares at £2.50 sainsbug. so £1.13 apg fo each one bought in 2's
making each one cost £1.37

not checked other pies.

Gosh that looks like a really expensive mbuy, so I wouldn't be basing anything on that price. The original price of £1.68 is more like the guide but - tbh - not much better than if somewhere was same price as A and 10% off - a little over £1.50 hypothethically but - :think: £1.37, it's a little better (although making you buy two and pay more therefore in total). I think plus the fact - 235g pies I'd expect pricing to be £1 or below. Probably a lot less than that actually:rotfl:. 150g at 50p (even then it's quite high, would really want 175g/185g vs 50p like the Hollands 'fresh' individuals of before) - so, really, we're looking at well over 300g for 90p net not something as mean as 235g. There must be bigger pies too that work out much better by weight than even a £1.37 possible price on these. And are they frozen as well - can't really see - I haven't got any freezer room to be buying this, even if it were to glitch in the way suggested for the price stated, at the moment.

D'you know - 650g McDougalls large family pies used to go down to £1.37 straight themselves, available to buy directly at M or S, and without needing any glitch. They sometimes go to £1.50 price offers even these days. However, you should see the amount of fat in them:eek:.

harryhfp

That dull Get me out of here prog just started


Can't see what they like


Nae bother, I've got my PC

scoobydoo66

Search bu99ered, does Gastro cod and beer batter work please ?

TIA

I'm nat eating Basa for nobody.