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Sunshinemummy

LEJC wrote: »

A lucozade stash..I love the thought of that...probably because I'm one of those kids who were bought up to think that it was something you only had when you were ill because it used to be sold in the chemist and had that orange plastic shiny wrapper around it

I still associate lucozade with being ill!

In relation to buying things, and this impacting on how much is consumed.. I have a house full of you adults I cannot buy enough to keep them fuelled!!

cjj wrote: »

For some reason I thought coke was T only.
What have I missed ? TIA xx

Me to... but hopefully I will get some tomorrow!

:T:T:T:T

Savvybuyer

Next receipt - I thought it might be alright as it's a longer receipt but it's going down. Nil return:( - I can't go down any lower than this!

They buy this, the week when M has put its price up:(:
1x I Can't Believe It's Not Butter Light Spread (1KG) £2.75 £2.70

Contributed £1.40 to the APG last week, and very early this week, now - contributes 32p:(. To be lost thus:

1x Surf Lavender & Jasmine Washing Powder 23 Wash (1.61KG) £3.00 £4.72:(

No temptation here:
1x ASDA Raspberrymisu Gateau (615G) £2.50 £3.32

Expensive bananas:rotfl::
1x ASDA Grower's Selection Ready to Eat Bananas (5PK) £0.77 £0.99

I knew they'd have to buy this one on their 2 for £2:mad::
1x ASDA Chosen by You Vanilla Milk Drink (1L) £1.00 N/A

I knew they'd buy this again:
1x Vimto Original Squash (1LT) £1.00 £1.86:(

It's always some Vimto that loses!

1x McVitie's Digestives Lemon Cheesecake Creams (168G) £0.50 N/A:j

And this one:
1x Pringles Sour Cream & Onion (190G) £1.25 £2.00:(:(

Bisto ready meals bought on useless 2 for £2 so end up price-matched and only contributing 20p (which has already been lost) instead of 28p for one!

If we lived in a world where everyone always shopped at the right time, intelligently and in their own best interests, we wouldn't have any wombles with useless ICB spreads now on them. Then again, we wouldn't have any wombles at all since they'd all keep their receipts themselves and check them:rotfl::(. Neither however would we have any APG (or TBG) at all as everyone would shop they way we do, which would be unsustainable, and no shops or stores would exist as no-one could ever make any profit:rotfl:. So, I suppose, it's this that, occasionally, we have to be thankful for as it helps substain our cheap/free/profitable shopping elsewhere:):j.

Sunshinemummy

MatthewS wrote: »

Boing, Boing, Boing!

Someone called?








i love how my family are too lazy to go get their own so they ask me to get them instead.

How big is your family...... ?

:D:D:D

Nannylala

Night night :A sweet dreams ....or should I say Chocolate dreams ;)after seeing that boot ful ..

henrik777

tbw wrote: »

Thanks for the advice re my PC World complaint. My rights seem a bit uncertain - I'm so fed with it not working properly and also annoyed that I paid to get it all set up that I just want to give it back and get a refund. It looks like they can decide whether to refund, repair or replace but, as it started playing up just days after purchase there seems to be a suggestion on the Which site that I can insist on a refund if I go back within 30 days.

I will take it back tomorrow and see what happens. I did pay by credit card so I suppose I could claim via them if PC World won't help.

The problem you have is whether it's a hardware or software issue and is it the stuff the local installed.

davemorton

Sunshinemummy

davemorton wrote: »

OMG, now you just need a blanket, sofa, fleecy pjs and a hot water bottle wrapped in a towel... my childhood illnesses.

:D:D

MatthewS_2

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

How big is your family...... ?

:D:D:D

adopted a bunch of refugees.

or that's how I refer to nieces and nephews.
Fill them up with sugar and the sugar rush isn't my problem!

MatthewS_2

sunshinemummy wrote: »

omg, now you just need a blanket, sofa, fleecy pjs and a hot water bottle wrapped in a towel... My childhood illnesses.

:d:d:d

how old are you?!?! :P

Sunshinemummy

MatthewS wrote: »

adopted a bunch of refugees.

or that's how I refer to nieces and nephews.
Fill them up with sugar and the sugar rush isn't my problem!

When I eventually become a gran, I will opt the same tact.... feed them rubbish, get them excited and beyond themselves and hand them back.... and go to the pub!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: