Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

curl_girl

Anon wrote: »

If the current offer conditions include collect and use the ticket, many of us are done for .

Anon

You can collect from any station not just the one little Anon is travelling from.

Morning peeps.

braveheart60uk

Also in Mr Shoes mag there are points as follows:

150 points when you buy any two Natural collections items valid until Val’s Day
Lowest priced items seem to be £1.99 each.

500 points for buying one Yves Saint Laurent product valid until Val’s Day.
Looked at prices and I am no longer constipated!! :eek:


100 Points when you buy any Lights by TENA liners valid Val’s
Lowest price £1.50. Not bad net price for personal use.

75 points when you buy a Simple Dual Effect Eye Make-Up Remover or Simple Hydrating Cleansing Oil (Geesh, did they need to make the product name sooooo loooong?) Valid Val’s

Cheapest 1st one £4.49, 2nd £6.99 !

OMG, to me it is true what they say, companies DO charge women too much for products!:mad:

P.S. Remember to always take a few coupons that you think you will never use, just in case they have a reduced shelf full of something useful to make points on (BH tip No. 52)



P.P.S. I know what I am buying with points



http://www.boots.com/en/Sweet-Dreamers-Ewan-the-Dream-Sheep-cream-purple_1212687/ :rotfl::rotfl:

TrulyMadly

braveheart60uk wrote: »

Also in Mr Shoes mag there are points as follows:

150 points when you buy any two Natural collections items valid until Val’s Day
Lowest priced items seem to be £1.99 each.

500 points for buying one Yves Saint Laurent product valid until Val’s Day.
Looked at prices and I am no longer constipated!! :eek:


100 Points when you buy any Lights by TENA liners valid Val’s
Lowest price £1.50. Not bad net price for personal use.

75 points when you buy a Simple Dual Effect Eye Make-Up Remover or Simple Hydrating Cleansing Oil (Geesh, did they need to make the product name sooooo loooong?) Valid Val’s

Cheapest 1st one £4.49, 2nd £6.99 !

OMG, to me it is true what they say, companies DO charge women too much for products!:mad:

P.S. Remember to always take a few coupons that you think you will never use, just in case they have a reduced shelf full of something useful to make points on (BH tip No. 52)



P.P.S. I know what I am buying with points



http://www.boots.com/en/Sweet-Dreamers-Ewan-the-Dream-Sheep-cream-purple_1212687/ :rotfl::rotfl:

Your preoccupation with Sheep is starting to worry me:rotfl:

pacifica9

QUOTE=TrulyMadly;71968200]Just milk please. Can you give me 5 minutes.....I need a shower:)[/QUOTE]

:coffee: There you go TM.

Picasso7

pippo wrote: »

Lol, keep calm, even if it is only on the outside for mam's sake, breathe... and enjoy..xx

First opportunity to come on here but just to say that I have really relaxed and am enjoying the weekend very much. Thanks everyone for your support.

pacifica9

Just watching the birds feeding in the garden and saw a little mouse. He/she is welcome as long as he/she stays in the garden and doesn't venture inside thank you very much!

lesliejack

I fancy joining the gravy train.............. just can't decide where to go.
Any suggestions would be welcome. xx

pacifica9

Seems like an appropriate tune to kick start the morning!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=aqxtBggVsi0

miss_corerupted

Clearscore just emailed me saying my credit score has gone down. I almost clicked the link in the email to login. Thats what wine from last night does to you. The website is down so I can't double check

P2TKL

Anon wrote: »

I don't live near Birmingham or Edinburgh but that hasn't stopped me booking :cool:.

Anon

Can someone explain about these imaginary train journeys please ? I'm picking up bits of info but not the whole story IYSWIM...lol