Everyone lost in the Ether II

underperky

Serendipitious wrote: »

Brilliant idea.
Natural seasonal decorations are always the best. :rotfl:


DD in T's the other day wanted to know if she could use the £3 MOC towards icecream and chocolate, being as both said dairy on the labels...
And I used to think I was embarrassing to shop with.


Back to Aldi tomorrow to replenish my cherry stocks...

u

May I ask what the cherry deal is please

purpledonkey

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Will you shout if you see any Egyptian cotton fitted sheets in king size

Thank you

Yes....I mean you:)

harryhfp

TrulyMadly wrote: »

We leave the real tree as long as we dare to try and get one reduced. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for B&Q this year

You can always get them reduced to peanuts but you have to be quick.


You need to start getting good on social media lol

Anon

Claire1972 wrote: »

Just printing off my APG I see that you have to sign in to your online account now to get them, so I'm presuming this goes against your £100 per month, is there any way around this?

Nothing to panic about with volume, particularly if buying without APG so long as you keep your APG sensible.

No idea if it will work tomorrow as it depends on when it appears on A.

Anon

miss_corerupted

Munqui wrote: »

Was this mentioned yesterday or was it a different mbuy?

net £2.12 if it works, not one for me but worth testing if you buy anyway.

Has anyone tried this??? As i'm getting a puppy in a few weeks I might try tomorrow evening.

Against W?

Is that £2.12 each Munqui or for both?

TrulyMadly

Claire1972 wrote: »

Just printing off my APG I see that you have to sign in to your online account now to get them, so I'm presuming this goes against your £100 per month, is there any way around this?

Yes it does count towards your £100 per month but you can create other accounts

henrik777

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Yes it does count towards your £100 per month but you can create other accounts

Preferably via asda.com than asdapricegurantee.co.uk as you only need your postcode rather than full address then

harryhfp

Not that I've spent Xmas in the UK since 1996.


Closest I got was when we got snowed off our flight about 3 years ago so had to go back to our UK house for nearly a week. That's when we bought a load of 90% reduced stuff. We couldn't get out to our other place until Xmas Eve, my bro in law picked us up at the airport, gave us duck lunch, drove to a market where we bought the very last Xmas tree at about 5pm and tied it onto the top of his car & drove us to our place!

mrsmac10

Serendipitious wrote: »

Brilliant idea.
Natural seasonal decorations are always the best. :rotfl:


DD in T's the other day wanted to know if she could use the £3 MOC towards icecream and chocolate, being as both said dairy on the labels...
And I used to think I was embarrassing to shop with.


Back to Aldi tomorrow to replenish my cherry stocks...

Thanks for the reminder.

hornetgirl

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Doesn't it absolutely throw you, when you see someone who works in A shopping in T.

I didn't know if I was batting or bowling:eek:

Weird isn't it. My next door neighbour used to work in S and shop in A.