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nerfdad

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Thought it was packs 30 bubbs or are 24s reduced too?

Keep up both are reduced:p:p:p

Snap-ant

Rucks of reduced perfumes too

http://www.sportsdirect.com/flash-sale-three#dcp=1&dppp=100&OrderBy=price_asc

(wade past The Smurfs - unless you want raffle/party bags gifts)

SweetnSavvy

Womble date today for Savvy

32 items (23 different) on your receipt qualify for comparison Asda morrisons
2x ASDA Grower's Selection Strawberries (700G)£5.00N/A
1x ASDA Butcher's Selection Mild to Wild Chicken Wing Pack (1.4KG)£5.00N/A
1x ASDA Fishmonger's Selection Raw Peeled King Prawns (190G)£3.20N/A
1x Heinz Moreish & Tangy Sweet Chilli Sauce (220ML)£1.00£1.00
1.29x ASDA Grower's Selection White Cabbage (PER KG)£0.75N/A
1x Heinz Peppery & Punchy Jerk BBQ Sauce (220ML)£1.00£1.00
2x Schweppes Lemonade (2LT)£2.00£2.00
1x Heinz Lively & Fruity Hot Pepper Sauce (220ML)£1.00N/A
5x Cadbury Dairy Milk (200G)£8.00£7.50
1x ASDA Grower's Selection Cauliflower (EACH)£0.95£1.20
1x ASDA Fishmonger's Selection Fish Pie Mix (340G)£3.70£4.00
1x Casa Luis Cava Demi Sec (75CL)£5.00N/A
1.76x ASDA Grower's Selection Loose Carrot (order by number of carrots or select kg) (PER KG)£1.05£1.32
1x ASDA Fishmonger's Selection Ready to Eat Mussels (175G)£1.30£1.30
2x Cava Brut (75CL)£9.40£10.00
2x Eskimo Ice Cubes (2KG)£2.00£2.00
1x Walkers Sensations Roasted Chicken & Thyme Crisps (150G)£1.00£1.75
1x Budweiser Lager (24X300)£14.00N/A
1x ASDA Grower's Selection White Mushrooms (250G)£0.75N/A
2x Babybel Mini Original (120G)£2.00£3.70
1x ASDA Grower's Selection Pineapple (EACH)£0.75£0.87
2x ASDA 10 Mild British Cheddar Slices (250G)£3.00£3.12
1x Hellmann's Real Mayonnaise (800G)£3.00N/A
3x ASDA Chosen by You Classic Favourites Marshmallows Bag (250G)£2.67N/A
1x Asda SmartPrice ASDA Butcher's Selection British Chicken Breast Fillets (769G)£4.60£4.81
1x ASDA Grower's Selection British Round Lettuce (EACH)£0.35£0.46
1x ASDA Grower's Selection Salad Tomatoes (750G)£1.50N/A
1x ASDA Grower's Selection Red Onions (1KG)£1.00N/A
2x ASDA Grower's Selection Onions (4PK)£1.70N/A
1x ASDA Grower's Selection Mixed Peppers (3PK)£0.85£0.86
1x ASDA White Rolls (24PK)£2.00N/A
1x Corona Extra Lager (12X330)£13.00£13.00
1x Sensations Sensations Moroccan Spices With Sweet Tomato Crisps (150G)£1.00N/A
1x ASDA Grower's Selection British Radishes (200G)£0.45£0.45
1x Walkers Sensations Thai Sweet Chilli Crisps (150G)£1.00£1.75
1x WKD Original Blue Alcoholic Mix (4X275)£4.00£5.00
1x Strongbow Original Cider (20X440)£12.00£13.00
1x ASDA Fresh Milk Whole (4PT)£0.89£1.00
Comparison total (compared products only)£74.29 £81.09


SnS

Tinyshoes

nerfdad wrote: »

Keep up both are reduced:p:p:p

Sorry I have been sitting at the back.

braveheart60uk

Snap-ant wrote: »

:o:o

Crocs Sale - Sports Direct 5% Quidco - but do remove large mug/magazine from basket

http://www.sportsdirect.com/SearchResults?DescriptionFilter=crocs#dcp=1&dppp=100&OrderBy=price_asc&Filter=none

Do you also get a £5 voucher for use in store for using click & collect?

Snap-ant

Savvybuyer

They sure didn't want to be offering these at 50p for too long, even if only online as far as I knew:

Kellogg's Crunchy Nut Cornflakes (500g)


[Strike]£2.49[/Strike] £2.00 40p / 100g

£2.00 3 for £5.00

What was all that about 50p offer until July that was showing online when they were that price? Was it intended to make us think we still had lots of time left to take up the offer online when in fact we did not? Was there ever any intention to keep it at 50p price online? Is this is a potential complaint to the advertising watchdog to ask M to substantiate its implied assertion that it was intending to have the offer on until into July?:rotfl:

You see, like a person with autism, I take people at their word and am constantly disappointed when they say "until .../7" but that turns out not to be the case:rotfl::rotfl:. Now, I don't believe anything they ever tell me, or fail to tell me, at all. So - it's all counterproductive as I will never trust anything they ever say or don't in future. If people were just... well, honest and truthful are words that come to mind! Without me implying that they are or were being dishonest or untruthful in any way, and also without me stating such a thing.

Even the Advertising Standards Authority once suggested that "we all tell white lies from time to time". Well, no, we don't! So that itself was IMO untruthful. As a person with autism, I don't. I find it very difficult to tell lies, even supposedly "white" ones, so the easiest option is just to tell the truth. (And then get into trouble. So, the easiest option is to say nothing at all. And then get into trouble for ignoring someone rather than answering untruthfully and making yourself feel bad. And, if the "white lie" is an exception to the claimed "rule" about truthfulness, which clearly does not therefore apply contrary to what is claimed or suggested and therefore is itself misleading, then it should be specified in what exact circumstances the exception applies and every such circumstance should be set out fully and completely exhaustively and no other circumstances whatsoever left undisclosed. I see pigs flying - not really of course but metaphorically - as I am liable to be criticised for, supposedly, being "unrealistic". Really, I need a guide to total and complete life - and then find that no-one else ever complies with it because people generally almost never do. However, I get on perfectly well by ignoring all these things anyway:rotfl::rotfl:.) But, anyway, we don't all tell white lies, contrary to what was claimed - some people on the spectrum do not, although :doh:maybe I'm taking the word "all" literally. However, that's because what has actually been said is not technically fully true (and in this circumstance obvious untruths, and I don't think this would necessarily be obvious, are not within the perception of someone like me) - and if they did not mean what they have said, then they should not have written it and said it in the way they did and should have written something else instead, that they did mean:p. Moreover, this is not speech but is writing, which can be considered in advance and amended to make it correct before publication and therefore any defence of it being something just said off the cuff, as in speech, does not IMO apply. IMO again - as everything is:rotfl:.

Now another poor mbuy offer on the Crunchy Nut in comparison to immediate previous price online. Shaun the Sheep mix has now apparently gone right back up to £2.47 in M and that's what it is now showing online. I was told it was £2.47 when I asked at a till yesterday, in another store in which £2.47 SEL was on the shelf. I have never seen it showing any lower price instore in the past week. Maybe it was 62p for one day and I arrived at M the day after.

tweets

3Dogs :j:j:j

bubbs

Ladyshopper wrote: »

:rotfl:
Thunder now!!

If I hadn't of procrastinated so much I would have got the lawn finished, its not exactly huge. However, the grass had got to jungle level proportions and the mower couldn't cope, was having to empty the basket every couple of minutes and the grass kept on getting stuck in the mower. I really need a new one! Garden just looks odd now with a quarter of it not done but never mind, I don't really care!

I was just loading car for car boot in the morning but peeing it now, dont think its worth it:eek:

bubbs

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Thought it was packs 30 bubbs or are 24s reduced too?

Trays of 24
Hello btw nice too see you posting:D

edit may be im wrong it is 30:rotfl::rotfl: but shelf empty anyway:p