Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread part 2½

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Good Morning :hello:

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mrsweelnut was yesterday's smartest player! :j:j:j

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Today's Topic (Friday): *** FunTrivia Mixed Bag (default)

hornetgirl

Morning all

I didn't manage to post yesterday but I did pick up one final womble earlier in the week which yielded the princely sum of 48p.
Off for an eye test this morning, part of the annual autumn maintenance schedule.

mrsmac10

davemorton wrote: »

You asked, so I will deliver.
Amex small shop, spend £10, get £5 credit 1st till 16th December 2018

Thanks I will look into that Don't think I made best use of it last year so now that I am retired :whistle:

Anon

davemorton wrote: »

You asked, so I will deliver.
Amex small shop, spend £10, get £5 credit 1st till 16th December 2018

Hopefully this year the 1stop and other stores will be back in the promotion. Last year was disappointing compared to previous years and the map was equally useless!

Anon

mrsmac10

Good morning all

Baby sitting duties last night Not home till 11.30:eek: That's late for me Now running late for what should be my keep fit class but I have more last minute baby sitting at lunchtime so may skip the class and tidy up

JTS got two bottles of the Campo Viejo reduced to £9 before cashback Really pleased with that Thanks

I cant believe I am back 10 days Where has the time gone

Enjoy whatever you do

MKS

Anyone have the answers for q? Brainfreeze this morning.

Dizzy_Ditzy

MKS wrote: »

Anyone have the answers for q? Brainfreeze this morning.

Not on the high street and now broadband

MKS

Dizzy_Ditzy wrote: »

Not on the high street and now broadband

10p and superdraw, thanks DD. x

Enterprise_1701C

Good morning all, cloudy but mild here again.

durham05 wrote: »

HI Q Comp
Not on the high street & now broadband

10p for me, along with a rather irrelevant draw.

marmitelovemehateme wrote: »

Who will sign up for this....:rotfl:

Waitrose is to test a delivery service which will allow drivers to enter a customer's home while they are out, and put their groceries away.

The trial uses smart lock technology to allow customers to set an access code for their door lock which is deleted when the delivery is complete.

The pilot starting later this month will involve 100 homes in south London.

Profit margins on home deliveries are thin, and one analyst said the aim was to boost loyalty and profitability.

I can see a lot of the richer part of society taking full advantage of this. We often go to large houses to sort out IT or telecom issues, and the owners will generally leave us to it, we are in this massive house with all sorts around and they go out to a meeting :eek: Obviously, we would never dream of doing anything nefarious, but it really does amaze me sometimes. If they are willing to leave people in the house that they have never met before, then I am pretty sure they will be willing to let a delivery boy in, I guess they have contact points for both if it comes to that.