Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

davemorton

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Just had a thought DM "This is not just any Prosecco this is M&S Prosecco".

Unfortunately for them, I have also tried some of the bottles they try to pass off as red wine in the meal deals :eek:

davemorton

Anon wrote: »

T - 150 CC bonus, HSV - 5% Cashback if buying through NW Sinoly Rewards?

Hth

Anon

Do morribobs still give you money off petrol when you buy gift vouchers?

Sunshinemummy

nerfdad wrote: »

Sorry I would love to but lots of fun with my kids today so I don't have the time:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I could go off some people!!

josie_ann57 wrote: »

I have just been to the police station, as one of the places T's suggest for certifying a document and they want to charge £35 each one. It will take a while to get enough interest to make it worth it! Will have to look for some less expensive way to get them certified.

Snap-ant wrote: »

Your Post Office can certify 3 documents for £7.15 - You have to have originals & copies with you.


https://www.onlinedisclosures.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/post-office-id-checking-service-form.pdf

Not sure if it has already been raised, but my PO will do this for free.... just take in your passport and a photocopy...

Tinyshoes

davemorton wrote: »

Unfortunately for them, I have also tried some of the bottles they try to pass off as red wine in the meal deals :eek:

I've not even opened that wave break chardonnay from the meal deal glitch yet. :eek:

Was hoping to have got the mystery wines on the wine rack today but not got around to it. Job for the morning now...

Tinyshoes

Right it's bed for me, chauffeuring a bit earlier tomorrow, as DD3 has overtime. :cool:

She is meant to be saving for driving lessons!

Goodnight xx

mhoc

pippo wrote: »

And rusks,, Farleys rusks!!

these have now been replaced by organic rustic breadsticks

Anon

davemorton wrote: »

Do morribobs still give you money off petrol when you buy gift vouchers?

Good point - I haven't been in for a while but worth checking.

Anon

TrulyMadly

Oh that was a marathon:o

Just been sorting out car insurance for DD. Started at 10pm and just finished.:o

Signed her up for TCB but had to finish the quote over the phone and I don't think it's been logged.

Then we had the 20 thousand variations to endure before settling on the right combo....named drivers or not, where will the car be parked at work/ multi car options, Trying to remember when MrTM did his speed awareness course.......lost the will:o

Can anyone explain why her insurance is £80 less if she parks the car on the drive rather than locked up overnight in a garage?

Mr TM says that the risks of fire are higher in a garage attached to a house.

I don't know but my head is a shed.

Snap-ant

You know we are organising this Disney Ball for Saturday?

My friend has been rushed into hospital with a suspected brain bleed. She is only 27

She wasn't joking when she was complaining it was becoming a headache

I think we will have to cancel - nothing has gone our way from the start

Can't sleep with worrying

davemorton

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Oh that was a marathon:o

Just been sorting out car insurance for DD. Started at 10pm and just finished.:o

Signed her up for TCB but had to finish the quote over the phone and I don't think it's been logged.

Then we had the 20 thousand variations to endure before settling on the right combo....named drivers or not, where will the car be parked at work/ multi car options, Trying to remember when MrTM did his speed awareness course.......lost the will:o

Can anyone explain why her insurance is £80 less if she parks the car on the drive rather than locked up overnight in a garage?

Mr TM says that the risks of fire are higher in a garage attached to a house.

I don't know but my head is a shed.

Well if its a woman driving, there is more chance that she will crash into the side of the garage as she puts it in

JOKE!!!