Everyone Loves Ingenious Tenuous Equations

TrulyMadly

savvy_sal wrote: »

Ok

1 old oak premium hotdogs
1 red salmon
6 pink salmon
2 tuna chunks in sunflower oil
2 tuna chunks in spring water
1 asda biscuit selection
1 cadbury fudge
1 cadburys crunchie

I declare you the winner sal:T

Mildred1970

nerfdad wrote: »

I don't get out very often:(:eek::eek::eek:

It's probably for the best :rotfl::rotfl:

Savvybuyer

savvy_sal wrote: »

Ok

1 old oak premium hotdogs
1 red salmon
6 pink salmon
2 tuna chunks in sunflower oil
2 tuna chunks in spring water
1 asda biscuit selection
1 cadbury fudge
1 cadburys crunchie

:rotfl:

Ok. Interesting. But have you picked the right hot dogs?:D:D:rotfl::rotfl:

Maybe I found all, some or none.

You'll have an interesting pretend APG I can tell you:rotfl:.

I was going to say does anyone want me to reveal all my 'price data' and see what happened compared to what I actually believe the prices in M to be. It's a bit random now, shall we say? I can tell you you'd have been better shopping for some of the items on my game list last week:rotfl:. But I'm giving no clues - and, now you've played, we'll see if a few more people do before I close the game:cool::T. Any more people - going to try to beat your APG (or now your 'spend' minus your 'APG')? If you get one:rotfl:.

Tinyshoes

rhosynbach wrote: »

was just getting to this tiny glad he is ok , even though it is sore poor thing xxx as you say the boxes are heavy and could have been worse and added bonus none broken :T

He needs to be ok too , he is working in the kitchen now doing some dusty work. Scraping off any lumps of plaster and levelling around where the tile upstand is going. Preparing the walls, he is going to have to get all the painting done before Monday now if the tile wants to lay the latex we won't be able to get in there for couple of days at all. So going to be full on next few days.

I will get round to looking in the charity shops Rhos, haven't forgotten. Often see like others have been posting. but I need to go to right ones where they don't charge a premium.

TrulyMadly

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Lots of the Heinz Organic tommy K for £1.24 bottle in the As big store's clearance section today that wasn't there last week. I got plenty from the little As last week.

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/tesco-price-comparison/Condiments/Heinz_Organic_Tomato_Ketchup_580g.html

I saw that today too plus Knorr stock cubes which weren't particularly cheap

nerfdad

Mildred1970 wrote: »

It's probably for the best :rotfl::rotfl:

I does take me a long time to wobble home:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

rhosynbach

squigs wrote: »

I will do the rounds in St.Annes tomorrow.:)

I know that I have a few packed away somewhere in the garage, so will also have a hunt for them.

I also have quite alot of cutlery if it is of any use?

Is someone from our area taking them, or should I sort out a carrier?

thanks so much xx i really apreciate it cutlery is good to thanks a lot, please remember i dont want anyone out of pocket so send me your details and i will pay the postage xxx

silvercar wrote: »

plan b could be to drop the stuff at me and I will take to the drop off.

thanks so much silvercar everyone is doing so much to help my daughter its amazing xxx

savvy_sal

2x Anchor Butter (250G) £3.40 £2.00

A v M womble today

Tinyshoes

Bargainqueen, hope you are still recovering well from your op. x

Savvybuyer

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I declare you the winner sal:T

She's won:D, if no-one else plays! Whether she gets 10% cheaper than what it really would have been if she could have bought everything from M, though, is anyone's guess!:rotfl: Actually, it's probably pretty obvious that almost no-one I suspect will get 10% cheaper in my "game", but you never know, someone (or maybe Sal has?) might buy only items for which I have picked up the real M price (or what I actually believe to be the real M price - rather than using the SELs strictly for this game).