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TrulyMadly

mhoc wrote: »

Also look at bedding, some gorgeous floral bedding sets in all sizes reduced to £8, £9, £10 - might look better than the badly fitting clothes

There are some lovely pasta bowls too in the sale.......we seem to eat more out of bowls than plates these days......you will have seen the pattern...rich purples and reds..some large bath sheets, Egyptian cotton sheets, loads of kitchen utensils etc

TrulyMadly

Savvybuyer wrote: »

What if I've got a cold?
No, I don't mean that!

It's not always completely accurate - the 'sniff test', even if it's I admit "probably" (my own word) a good one. So, the problem for me with Asperger's is that there is this ambiguity as to whether it is reliable or not - it is not accurate in every and all circumstances - so I therefore end up not knowing whether something is okay to eat or not, even if it smells fine, I also tend to have a conspicuous lacking in common sense (as the books on Asperger's - I ought to get my head out of books lol:rotfl: - would say) - the problem being that "common" sense sometimes isn't that common at all - the usual story brought back - judge sends jury out out on a murder case, asks them to use their "common sense" - jury foreperson returned, asked the judge what "common sense" meant - obviously the jury members could not all agree on a verdict - so, says this Asperger's person, it's not common sense after all! I look at things too much:o:rotfl:. Most people would just go 'gut instinct' and that could - any decision at all - qualify as "common sense". Everything would be fine. But, no, the Asperger's person tries to work out what different people would do - and, as some people would do one thing but others do another, then I can't reach any objective decision as to which is right or wrong and can't choose between two seemingly equally valid approaches and therefore have no view of my own. I then err on the side of caution and throw the product out anyway, even though the chances were it was probably safe. However, that's the problem - the ambiguity in the word "probably". It might not be safe and, any doubt at all - and believe me I always have doubt even if the level of doubt is very minor indeed - any doubt, safety must always come first, so I err on side of caution and out it goes.

I might try the jug test. That's more concrete. However, I wonder if it is always guaranteed, under literally all circumstances, to give the right result. However, it won't matter anyway as I'm no longer buying eggs since they just never got used up enough and they just weren't getting mainly consumed within a reasonable time at all.

Just don't buy them savvy if you don't need them....that's the answer:)

bubbs

Savvybuyer wrote: »

What if I've got a cold?
No, I don't mean that!

It's not always completely accurate - the 'sniff test', even if it's I admit "probably" (my own word) a good one. So, the problem for me with Asperger's is that there is this ambiguity as to whether it is reliable or not - it is not accurate in every and all circumstances - so I therefore end up not knowing whether something is okay to eat or not, even if it smells fine, I also tend to have a conspicuous lacking in common sense (as the books on Asperger's - I ought to get my head out of books lol:rotfl: - would say) - the problem being that "common" sense sometimes isn't that common at all - the usual story brought back - judge sends jury out out on a murder case, asks them to use their "common sense" - jury foreperson returned, asked the judge what "common sense" meant - obviously the jury members could not all agree on a verdict - so, says this Asperger's person, it's not common sense after all! I look at things too much:o:rotfl:. Most people would just go 'gut instinct' and that could - any decision at all - qualify as "common sense". Everything would be fine. But, no, the Asperger's person tries to work out what different people would do - and, as some people would do one thing but others do another, then I can't reach any objective decision as to which is right or wrong and can't choose between two seemingly equally valid approaches and therefore have no view of my own. I then err on the side of caution and throw the product out anyway, even though the chances were it was probably safe. However, that's the problem - the ambiguity in the word "probably". It might not be safe and, any doubt at all - and believe me I always have doubt even if the level of doubt is very minor indeed - any doubt, safety must always come first, so I err on side of caution and out it goes.

I might try the jug test. That's more concrete. However, I wonder if it is always guaranteed, under literally all circumstances, to give the right result. However, it won't matter anyway as I'm no longer buying eggs since they just never got used up enough and they just weren't getting mainly consumed within a reasonable time at all.[/QUOTE]

Sorry savvy but after all that :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

bubbs

There selling staff now:eek::rotfl::rotfl:


Whole fish counter Trout £4.00 per kg @ Tesco
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/whole-fish-counter-trout-4-per-kg-tesco-2390403

aau1

bubbs wrote: »

There selling staff now:eek::rotfl::rotfl:


Whole fish counter Trout £4.00 per kg @ Tesco
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/whole-fish-counter-trout-4-per-kg-tesco-2390403

It's not trout, it's COUNTER trout?

Maybe that's one of us! :eek:

Quick, TM......roll call!!! :eek:

MKS

cjj wrote: »

Evening all. Hope everyone is well.

Bubbs hope your ok and hope Nanny is feeling better.
LEJC hope your around and are still managing to make your tiny forward steps. Been thinking of you my lovely.
tweets I hope your Mum is ok.
Hugs to rose, Rhosy, snap and anyone else who wants or needs one.
Happy belated birthday to MKS & fourp.
xx

Bit excited as looking at a property tomorow with a view to buy to let.
I know a few on here have rental properties but all very new to me. Any advise would be greatfully received Thankyou xx

Thanks cjj.

Savvybuyer

Nellie35 wrote: »

Good evening everyone, hope you are all well. Sending belated birthday wishes to MKS and fourp xx
Not seen Quorn mentioned today but can confirm that it worked for me along with a meal deal although there was no signage up or 'offer' marked on the sels. Thanks to the n1lda:) Have never eaten Quorn before but tried the Southern Fried Bites for tea and was surprised at how nice they were, would not have known they were not meat:)


10 items (8 different) on your receipt qualify for comparisonAsdamorrisons
1x Chicago Town Pepperoni Pizza Takeaway Sauce Stuffed Crust (645G)£3.75£3.93
1x Quorn 8 Meat Free Sausages (336G)£1.96£1.00
1x McCain Lightly Spiced Wedges (750G)£1.85£1.00
3x Quorn Southern Fried Bites (300G)£5.97£3.00
1x Haribo Starmix (1PK)£0.10£0.10
1x Ben & Jerry's Half Baked Ice Cream (500ML)£4.00£2.50
1x ASDA Chosen By You Strawberry Cables (50G)£0.25N/A
1x ASDA Chosen By You Cheery Jellies (50G)£0.25N/A
1x ASDA Smartprice Coleslaw (300G)£0.30£0.30
1x ASDA Menyn Hallt Cymreig Welsh Salted Butter (250G)£0.85£0.85
Comparison total (compared products only)£18.78 £12.68+£6.10cheaper

:eek:I'm responding to this the way I originally read [red] it, but I've now noticed an ambiguity and you might not have meant it this way:

I think the lack of signage is just that they haven't put the new offer label up rather than an indication that the new offer is now ending. They have removed the previous 2 for £2 offer signage to avoid GC possibilities but simply not put the new one up yet.

That was in relation to the Quorn. However - the ambiguity is that you could be referring to the meal deal.

I might try the Southern Fried Bites now - thanks for that:T:T. When my freezer isn't totally full:mad::rotfl::rotfl:.

Savvybuyer

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Just don't buy them savvy if you don't need them....that's the answer:)

Already done. Been there through experience.

Phew!! - there is no problem:cool:.

TrulyMadly

aau1 wrote: »

It's not trout, it's COUNTER trout?

Maybe that's one of us! :eek:

Quick, TM......roll call!!! :eek:

I haven't got the time for all that nonsense...I'm too busy trying to find the Lurpak for my tea loaf:)

lookinforabargain

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Nothing happens overnight. Here's to looking forward. :beer: Those tiny steps can get you quite far you know. I am really pleased for you. :A

That's two house warmings on the cards now yours and Scamps.

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Just read your sig flab and it now sounds so meaningful.
Wishing you all the luck in the world. And don't let this lot talk you into a house warming.....well...can you imagine:eek:

Thanks guys that means a lot, especially at this moment in time :A
Been out walking this evening after being let down earlier. It's been quite nice actually even if it is getting a bit chilly now!

I think a house warming would be fun! As long a no one minds sitting on the floor :rotfl: David. Will be guest of honour