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nerfdad

Iceland have lots of RTC BBQ stuff like crocodile burgers 2 pack for £1.50 and 6 Wild Boar & Apple sausages £1.25:j:beer:
So I now have the beer and food sorted for BBQ and now just need the sun:):rotfl::rotfl:

nerfdad

wackynut wrote: »

New? :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Just thinking the same so see you lot later:)

lube4cruise

Risk_it_for_a_biscuit wrote: »

In the 4 for £5 booze offer that wacky posted about earlier, the individual price of the 440ml cans of Hooch Lemon is £1.88. On msm and M.com the price of Hooch in M is £1 per can. Buy 4 for £5 for a potential return of £3.92, making them 27p per can. Almost as cheap as Carling!

Love this thread everytime i look in there's cheap booze :j:j:beer::beer::beer:

Hooch for breakfast :T

Enterprise_1701C

nerfdad wrote: »

Iceland have lots of RTC BBQ stuff like crocodile burgers 2 pack for £1.50 and 6 Wild Boar & Apple sausages £1.25:j:beer:
So I now have the beer and food sorted for BBQ and now just need the sun:):rotfl::rotfl:

Just don't look at the long range forecasts then

My OH and our son had alligator burgers when we were in Florida, apparently they tasted like chicken :eek:

mhoc

nerfdad wrote: »

I would need a lot of drink if your wife is going to attend as I know she can drink :rotfl::rotfl::beer::beer::beer::j:j
So BBQ list
Wine
WKD
Carling
Smirnoff
Hooch:beer::beer:

last summer Aldi had very nice bottles of Radlers for about £1.80 for 4 bottles and they are just getting them in again

wackynut

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Just don't look at the long range forecasts then

My OH and our son had alligator burgers when we were in Florida, apparently they tasted like chicken :eek:

I've had alligator and it does taste like chicken.

Serendipitious

4 x £4 off wys £40 just arrived. At S... plus 500pts when all 4 are used. Starting next Monday...

The 500 pts incentive is presumably because I only used 3 of the 4 last time... sigh...

Sorry, Mr. S. Probably not, this time, but thanks anyway.

mhoc

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Valued Opinions, the one you shouldn't mention(get them off some tall evergreen trees), new vista live, yougov, ipsos, GFK & Swift Research are the ones I remember

how much of a time commitment are these survey sites?

Ive heard of something called e rewards - is this one any good?

Nannylala

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Well I thought we had more Sal....I know rhos is so grateful but I'm grateful to her too.

My teacups and saucers were living in a dusty box never seeing light of day and now like Cinderella....they WILL go to the ball.

They are going to have a great time at the wedding clinking with all the other elite cups and saucers before heading off on their next adventure all together:)

Well done rhosy:T

Loved reading this post TM ...it reminded me of a lovely book I read recently called "The Vintage Teacup Club" by Vanessa Greene about 3 women at Bootsale who wanted the same vintage teaset and it's journey in it's new life and previous one ...a lovely lovely read :T

Enterprise_1701C

mhoc wrote: »

how much of a time commitment are these survey sites?

Ive heard of something called e rewards - is this one any good?

I maybe spend about 30 minutes a day on them, but never in a rush to get up to withdrawal, currently on £42.75 on yougov (£50 is withdrawal) and about a couple of quid off £50 on new vista (again withdraw at £50), but I also like the ones with the vouchers such as valued opinions and the one you cannot name. Given up on Toluna as mostly get screened out after about 10 minutes. Never heard of e-rewards, may have to check that later.