Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

Sunshinemummy

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Have you any idea how long it would take to read the whole thread?:eek::eek: If someone is now starting to do so from scratch:rotfl:.

I think that Elite is like trying to learn a new language, but the language keeps changing all the time!

Savvybuyer

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

If you had a PHD from UCL, you are still unlikely to understand what we do and how we work. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I can't guarantee my thorough information is correct at all:rotfl:. It's just my own view - or what I thought and posted at the time, in a non-considered way... drones on boringly again now:o:o:rotfl::rotfl:... and it's not anything authoritative.

I'm not talking about my M list:eek: - I would hope that that was correct, except maybe for stuff I've been unable to track for weeks on end, and, given all the checks that go on (behind the scenes by myself or sometimes mentioned on here) with the items I do find, maybe that can be a little bit authoritative.

vanilla_twist

3Dogs wrote: »

Thanks damo, though I did already have that on my list. I'm vegan so don't eat this but will buy it to keep in freezer for when friends visit, which they are next weekend :j :j

Actually, in the end I didn't get to Tosco as the road was jam packed and police cars with sirens blazing were weaving round cars to get along to more or less where T is. So I nipped to Asda instead for more Knorr and £1 CGarden soups. Does anyone else have a problem with the Knorr Naturally Tasty Mix and CG soup coupons? They scan fine but when cashier hits total button, they are voided off and they have to go through OK-ing them all

Lovely surprise for you LEJC :j

Glad your Mum had her scan but do try to persevere maybe with another nurse about being there when she is told results. Perhaps ask to speak to Doctor next time you are there

When dad was in home he had a little letter he wrote attached to his file saying they may discuss his health only with his daughters. Had to be redone every time he went into hospital. But it worked for us. The patient h's to state she is happy having her health discussed with her daughter as she doesn't retain information well.

Busy day today, builders have finally installed my kitchen unit into thee dishwasher gap and put my very posh mason jar industrial style lights up in bedroom. No shopping but did lots of comping (no wins today but son in law won £250 One on voucher from fb:T:T

Lazy weekend planned mostly doing comps that take some effort.

V x

davemorton

8ft x 10ft Tarpaulin £4.50 including delivery. Possibly cheaper out there.
Ideal for a running machine

bubbs

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

TM is a little busy at the moment...she's in A!

Is she? how do you know that?:rotfl:

davemorton

zippydooda wrote: »

read the whole thread. all the ways we save money are here

Or at least the second post.

elainemn

Hi. Where abouts are the Up & Go? Are they in fridges or with cereal?
Thanks

Sunshinemummy

Savvybuyer wrote: »

I can't guarantee my thorough information is correct at all:rotfl:. It's just my own view - or what I thought and posted at the time, in a non-considered way... drones on boringly again now:o:o:rotfl::rotfl:... and it's not anything authoritative.

I'm not talking about my M list:eek: - I would hope that that was correct, except maybe for stuff I've been unable to track for weeks on end, and, given all the checks that go on (behind the scenes by myself or sometimes mentioned on here) with the items I do find, maybe that can be a little bit authoritative.

You are a very important part of us x

vanilla_twist wrote: »

When dad was in home he had a little letter he wrote attached to his file saying they may discuss his health only with his daughters. Had to be redone every time he went into hospital. But it worked for us. The patient h's to state she is happy having her health discussed with her daughter as she doesn't retain information well.

Busy day today, builders have finally installed my kitchen unit into thee dishwasher gap and put my very posh mason jar industrial style lights up in bedroom. No shopping but did lots of comping (no wins today but son in law won £250 One on voucher from fb:T:T

Lazy weekend planned mostly doing comps that take some effort.

V x

We need photographs...pretty please (especially of the light fitting) x

bubbs wrote: »

Is she? how do you know that?:rotfl:

She is in my kitchen, scrubbing!

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

fernie1

Picasso7 wrote: »

I didn't know you could use Nectar points for petrol! Thanks for the tip.

You can definitely use nectar points for petrol, last Friday I filled my car £33 diesel asked if I could pay with points, I had to 50p :eek:
But we traveled from the Midlands to Gretna and back and still had enough left for the week to get to and from work

But, I think you can only use it at the store you registered the card at.

redfox

the survey post has been removed as it is breaking the rules on two counts. Poster has been reported to the FT.