Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

Savvybuyer

savvy_sal wrote: »

No.I don't think it is.
The shop was done on the 21st.They were probably £4 then but have probably gone back up to £7.19 now.Just a really good comparison for anyone looking to recycle apgs or anyone who uses these.I have not checked in store.

Well I have, so I can tell you something about these products in a moment:D. Just to keep you waiting, whilst I try to find someone's post about some Frubes that I was going to make a quick comment in relation to. I have lots of different Toni & Guy products - £2 is a genuine M price so they are not a glitch as such.

rhosynbach

bubbs wrote: »

Hi Rhos
Yes thanks you ?
Did you go auction?

sadly i dont own a derelict house :rotfl: with 1.8 acres the guide was £30 to £60 thousand it made £116thousand :eek::eek:even with elite savings to dear for us.

vanilla_twist

Nellie35 wrote: »

Hi bcw, children under 11 travel free on the underground, hth

That's useful to know I thought it was under 5 like the trains.

V x

hornetgirl

silvercar wrote: »

We have a pop up tent in the garden. Not sure who it belongs to but it flew down the road and landed at us.

We've gained a large and heavy plank of wood :eek: No idea where from and I'm glad I wasn't there when it arrived. Also have a completely shattered fence panel in the front.

Saversue

bubbs wrote: »

Waities:D:D:D

But according to MySupermarket Waities don't sell them, I'm confused

Savvybuyer

gocat wrote: »

Took Tessa for a walk round A's car park just now.
wombles galore

A vs M and A vs S

1x Frubes Variety Yogurt Tubes (9x40g) £2.00 £1.00

I know. Well, I mean I didn't know it was comparing like this on the APG but I know the price I have from M is £1 so the comp. against M is as expected. I have no idea about S prices:rotfl: - I have yet to catch up with M:rotfl::rotfl:. The Frubes are one of the numerous items that I have from M. In fact I have now caught up, and what I have now is whatever I have ended up with, but I'm not yet up-to-date on the list.

bubbs

rhosynbach wrote: »

hi thanks we did manage to get across to anglesey and made the auction, then went to dd who lives on the island, to spend some time with her girls

The question is did you win?:D
Glad you had a good afternoon:T:T

Busylizzie

Saversue wrote: »

But according to MySupermarket Waities don't sell them, I'm confused

Flippin' heck, £10 in Tosca :eek::eek:

Evening All

bubbs

Saversue wrote: »

But according to MySupermarket Waities don't sell them, I'm confused

I never looked , unless it wont work now i dont know sorry, i only did one c and c that was Monday

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