Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

Tinyshoes

Bubbs I better warn you I am going to swear. :eek:

!!!!!! just had an email through for 30% off at Table Table and I went out for lunch there today. My last voucher code expired yesterday so I literally went in the few hours that I didn't have a valid one. :mad:

davemorton

Re: Coke thing being discussed earlier...can I ask what it is please, as I have no idea. TIA

bubbs

fernie1 wrote: »

Hi bubbs,
It does work on the £7 just had very quick work out for you think you could get 6 fairy, 2 comfort, newspaper and waitrose magazine for approximately £13.40 or add few u & g for extra off worked a treat for me yesterday.

Thanks, i just went totally blank........i will say if before anyone else:p nothing new there then:rotfl:

bubbs

Tinyshoes wrote: »

You been spending too much in there bubbs.

You will get 20% off the £7 so that's £1.40 x 2 and then you deduct that from £8. £8 - £2.80 = £5.20/2 = £2.60 each. :money:

I know , but all PYO etc, thanks

davemorton

tweets wrote: »

Good Morning :wave:

Cold and frosty here brr

Another one not won anything on Blippar

DM if our Poppy liked dogs I would gladly look after your darling Rebecca while you went away at Christmastime .

Lol, and she is a madam too, and does not like many other dogs. She is okay with male dogs usually as she is a bit of a tart.

3Dogs wrote: »

Afternoon guys :wave:



Difficult one for me. Working in local dog rescue shop I would have to accept them and handle them. I've not actually had any since the news came out but I think that I will ask for an old note or coins in shops from now on. Veganism however is not an exact science. Some vegans go further than others. Some just do the food side of it - that is hard enough as it's a minefield out there. Then of course there is the cleaning and toiletries - I do try to be cruelty free but have stocks to use up first. The ecover coupons were brilliant for me. Then you have clothing - leather, silk (they boil up the silkworms with the silk threads), fur is a no-no of course. I am not using my old beloved leather handbags and won't buy leather, silk or wool now

Some vegans even eat eggs if they raise the hens themselves, same with honey if a known local source but mass produced honey is cruel to the bees (they kill off some and de-wing others to increase production)

I do hope that they can come up with a solution to the fiver problem, at least before the £10 and then £20 notes are changed

Some vegans are very in your face, and insulting to those who eat meat, saying you can;t be an animal lover and then eat animals. Fo me, I am doing it for my own conscience, doing it for me. I even pick up the odd whoopsied/cashback meat/fish to put in freezer for Steve/Andy and I have no problem sitting at same table with others eating meat and me not. I don't think we can force our opinions on others. Though I obviously would like the abuse and cruelty to stop

Not saying this to be confrontational, but out of general curiosity really. These vegans that object to the animal products, do they never have pet cats and dogs? And if they do, what do they feed them?

josie_ann57

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

My friends daughter will be singing at that Josie, she goes to the Hammond.

Lovely, I wonder if I've ever immunised her:rotfl:

bubbs

Tinyshoes wrote: »

See that's the sort of shop I should have done. I paid in real money £38. :eek:

I did get chickens, diced beef, innocent juice, shortbreads, yoghurt on PYO but also my usual butter was on offer so got 6 packs, needed eggs and garlic and some dry cider for a recipe and couldn't resist some whoopsied chocolate butterfly cakes.

I probably could have split my shop and used another conditional spend if I thought about it properly. :o

but you didnt:p i cant et anything for freezer as full and also shut down looming:eek:

bubbs

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Bubbs I better warn you I am going to swear. :eek:

!!!!!! just had an email through for 30% off at Table Table and I went out for lunch there today. My last voucher code expired yesterday so I literally went in the few hours that I didn't have a valid one. :mad:

:rotfl::rotfl: dont bother me you saying that i swear:eek: i was just surprised you doing it, thought you was :A:A:rotfl::rotfl:

fernie1

Tinyshoes wrote: »

See that's the sort of shop I should have done. I paid in real money £38. :eek:

I did get chickens, diced beef, innocent juice, shortbreads, yoghurt on PYO but also my usual butter was on offer so got 6 packs, needed eggs and garlic and some dry cider for a recipe and couldn't resist some whoopsied chocolate butterfly cakes.

I probably could have split my shop and used another conditional spend if I thought about it properly.

Tiny, did you see my shop I posted yesterday, my conditional spend was £11 off £110 :eek::eek: was my first reaction but planned carefully got my £119 shop down to £46 with loads of meat in, very pleased.

bubbs

Riht tea time, back later