Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

99p

locarr wrote: »

The 4p Xmas undercracker hunt is on!


got a few for the boy and myself





Just about to try them on.....


Thanks HILLBERN!

Any more clues (or photos) as to what we're looking for please? What's the "outdoor" on the receipt ?

TIA

Sunshinemummy

Serendipitious wrote: »

If you look in Martin's coupons on here

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/deals/supermarket-coupons

there is a coupon for £6.50 off a pack of these




which might be handy for those with a cond spend at a big T (6.50)

or just free with no other benefits at A (also 6.50)

You have to register with Victoria, coupon when printed is valid till end March.

Thanks, we get these for mum and I know MIL uses them.... as she keeps putting them in the washing machine and OH has to go and mend it!
:o:o:o:o:o:o

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Should you not get checked out sarah?

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Im going docs in the morning,

Good girl x

Sunshinemummy

99p wrote: »

Any more clues (or photos) as to what we're looking for please? What's the "outdoor" on the receipt ?

TIA

Outdoor pants??

cjj_2

Hi

Just back from a nice stroll with a friend.

Turned out to be 18 miles :eek:. Got lost, lots of mud & darkness :rotfl: xx

Savvybuyer

Oh, so "valid until 2nd January 2016" meant two thousand and twenty two:mad:.:rotfl:

Cura-Heat Back & Shoulder Pain Pads (3)



[Strike]£3.46[/Strike] £2.00 66.7p / Unit Valid until 02/01/2022

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  £3.99

I wasn't sure whether the offer had ended, as other stores weren't even showing it. On balance, I ended up thinking "maybe it's still on". Sometimes when (as what appeared on this occasion to be) an expired offer date is still on the shelf that means the offer has rolled over and is still on, as they haven't put a new label on (due to the price being the same). And, sometimes, it means they haven't removed the label and the offer has ended. So, if they keep it up, I never know and, if they put full price on the shelf, I never know as that could be wrong and the product actually on offer.

I think I ended up with £2 on Wednesday as other stores I visited then were showing it but with no expiry. (This is a more general issue in my price collection now, which I may mention/expand on at some point in the future: briefly, if such is ever possible with me:rotfl:, it's making it more difficult to work out what is still on offer and what is (probably) not.)

Sunshinemummy

cjj wrote: »

Hi

Just back from a nice stroll with a friend.

Turned out to be 18 miles :eek:. Got lost, lots of mud & darkness :rotfl: xx

Pleased you are home safe, I bet you are going to ache in the morning x

3Dogs

I have been adjusting my spreadsheets as I was amazed at high my frugal January grocery shopping amount was getting. So did a quick check and found one formulae had a completely wrong number in it, so instead of about £145 it is now coming in at £65.94, still over my £60 target but not as heart stopping. My target now is to keep it under £80 for the month

Spreadsheets are wonderful, I love them. I have them for banking, spending, dog costs, eBay, savings, fund-raising auctions, even to keep track of MyMail points and cashback accounts, but you have to have your formulae right

miss_corerupted

Been going through DS drawers. He has shot up lately so he has grown out of loads just thrown them out into the hall atm. Might go through them all and see if there is anything worth ebaying

locarr

99p wrote: »

Any more clues (or photos) as to what we're looking for please? What's the "outdoor" on the receipt ?

TIA

the outdoor was fluffy Xmas slipper type things (bottom left)also ladies xmas socks, mens T-shirts






Sorry about the pic dave!

tweets

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

:hello: Hello bubbs, well done on 2 year anniversary.

Im not feeling great, got chest pain, and it goes through to my back and hurts when I bend over, like stabbing pains, and if I laugh, cough, sneeze.:(

Sarah those pains need checking ...........