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99p

Afternoon mad squad, has anyone found the jiggy pies in Scotland please/thanks?

gocat

My C&C from this morning. So looks like meal deal is still working. All my single fruits were subbed with large bags of fruit :T They've done this a few times now. I think they know I like my fruit :rotfl:

1x Young's Chip Shop Large Cod Fillets in Crisp Bubbly Batter (480G) £3.98 £3.00
1x ASDA Tie Top Recycled Refuse Sacks (20PK) £2.50 £2.50

0.16x ASDA Grower's Selection Loose Gala Apples (PER KG) £0.28 £0.32
2x ASDA Extra Special 8 Salted Caramel Cookies (200G) £3.20 £3.18

0.16x ASDA Grower's Selection Loose Braeburn Apples (PER KG) £0.30 £0.32
1x Johnson's Cotton Buds (200) £1.00 £1.00

1x Twix Bars (7X50) £2.00 £2.00

1x Aunt Bessie's Crispy Homestyle Chips (900G) £1.50 N/A

2x Mars Bar Chocolate 9 Pack (9PK) £4.00 £4.00
1x Ben & Jerry's Cookie Dough Ice Cream (500ML) £4.00 £2.50

0.17x ASDA Grower's Selection Loose Banana (order by number of bananas or select kg) (PER KG) £0.12 £0.11

Anon

Anon wrote: »

Similar SIM only deal on M0biles and e2s working out at £3 per month (Cashback deal, so need to submit bills). Being discussed on hukd.

Will investigate further later as EE have not had any decent Cashback type offers on since they dropped the 0range and T-m0bile brands.

Hth

Anon

£5.25 TCB or £5 QC too making it £30.75 for the year (£2.56 per month) so long as you remember to claim. I have had no issues with cashback claims for M0biles or e2s (apart from when I forgot to claim one as I was on holiday when the bill came in :mad:). 60 days to claim and you can upload the bill on their website in a secure area. Add reminders on your calendar/diary and it can be a good way to get a very cheap deal. Just make sure you read the deal details and understand you are still paying out £14.99 per month and claiming the money back.

Hth

Anon

Sunshinemummy

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I am deeply offended by your posts as my dearest friend would be. He defines himself by his culture of which he is incredibly proud. He has done more for the North East for inclusion and integration than anyone else I know and was awarded the MBE for services to his community. I will applaud "diversity" until the day I die.

You have no idea how cancer has affected my life and I am saddened that you have labelled me as someone who doesn't understand.:o

Well said TM, multiculturalism has moved significant from the 6070/80's when it was deemed rude to acknowledge people's differences and assimilate was the order of the day.

Thank god in 2016 we have moved on and celebrate people's differences x

wendyak wrote: »

Morning gang
I hope you are all being spoilt, wether you are mothers or lovers, lol xxxx
Thought you might like a different take from me...sorry if its not popular.
My mum has never mothered me, in fact she tells everyone I didn't need her once I became two !!!
She has booked a lovely meal at a private venue for ten people, including two of my brothers, the other is on holiday.
I don't get an invite as my OH doesnt see eye to eye with my youngest brother, and quite rightly as he was nasty to my daughter over a number of years through jealousy (again wanting more attention from mum).
On friday I took my mum to her bingo club, saving her two taxis and giving her someone to go with.
I couldn't pay as its very expensive but I bought her some snacks.....I think she was a bit annoyed as she expected me to pay for everything ...she is much more better off than me.
I gave her a pressie and card on friday and she said, Oh arent you popping in Sunday night ? as she is out all day.
I told her I have to make time for my kids too.......hence not a great day for me

Wendy, bless you but you are one of many women who have rubbish mum's and have gone on to be a great mum. Take mother's day to celebrate you and all you have achieved (not because of, but despite your mum!) x

mhoc

99p wrote: »

Afternoon mad squad, has anyone found the jiggy pies in Scotland please/thanks?

I like the renaming of the jiggly pies :rotfl:

Tinyshoes

mhoc wrote: »

I like the renaming of the jiggly pies :rotfl:

I'm hoping to get a couple of the jiggy pies for me and Mr TS while the girls are away.

purpledonkey

Done! A gluten free, lactose free, chocolate, pistachio, almond and raspberry cake/loaf thing.

elliemoo

The April edition of Tatler magazine, £4.50 has a £20 gift card for Espa, use the individual code on the back of the card online at espaskincare.com

I have never used Espa but might be some nice things for gifts or treats etc. The code is valid until 30.6.16

Posted originally on the Freebies (low spend) board. Not a mag I would buy normally but thought I would treat myself.

tweets

shione wrote: »

Won a bottle of Ace. Thanks Tweets for posting comps

:T:T:T Well done.
banababe sent me that comp to post :A

Sunshinemummy

I heard talk of T*sco mags........ so when I was in T's I grabbed a 'few' but i have no idea why!!

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