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BluKoo

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19th Feb 14 at 20:58

Yummy!

JonnyJ

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19th Feb 14 at 21:02

Nice one mate.

Thanks for sharing.

BluKoo

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19th Feb 14 at 21:03

Should have been £12.50, but someone put the weight in as 0.2kg instead of 2kg.

(just in case you missed the obvious)

JonnyJ

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19th Feb 14 at 21:04

Aye i saw mate

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19th Feb 14 at 21:06

I like bargains like that

a few months back I bought a book for 17.99 when it should of been around 130 pounds

Dom

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19th Feb 14 at 21:19

quote:
Originally posted by JonnyJ
Aye i saw mate

Jambo

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19th Feb 14 at 21:37

quote:
Originally posted by Dom

quote:
Originally posted by JonnyJ
Aye i saw mate

Cavey

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19th Feb 14 at 21:47

I just got 18 Carling for £12

BluKoo

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19th Feb 14 at 21:50

quote:
Originally posted by p
I like bargains like that a few months back I bought a book for 17.99 when it should of been around 130 pounds

A £130 book?

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19th Feb 14 at 21:51

quote:
Originally posted by BluKoo

quote:
Originally posted by p
I like bargains like that a few months back I bought a book for 17.99 when it should of been around 130 pounds

A £130 book?

Yeah it was one of those insanely expensive art books, but there was two and it came in like a hard cover box thing.

Cavey

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19th Feb 14 at 21:57

quote:
Originally posted by p

quote:
Originally posted by BluKoo

quote:
Originally posted by p
I like bargains like that a few months back I bought a book for 17.99 when it should of been around 130 pounds

A £130 book?

Yeah it was one of those insanely expensive art books, but there was two and it came in like a hard cover box thing.

Well, i'm sold, where can i get one?!

Ben G

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19th Feb 14 at 23:57

Whats the stuff that looks like maggots over it? Thought it was mouldy at first.

AndyCorsaSport

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20th Feb 14 at 00:07

I got similar other week buying skirting boards for the house. Got 75m and the guy that filled the ticket out wrote 7.5m. Result

saved me about £110

evilrob

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20th Feb 14 at 00:12

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
Whats the stuff that looks like maggots over it? Thought it was mouldy at first.

Those are called "herbs" apparently. Some people have this crazy notion you can flavour food with something other than ketchup.

Ben G

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20th Feb 14 at 00:20

Ketchup on lamb?

You mad Bro?

JordyCarter

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20th Feb 14 at 18:42

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
Whats the stuff that looks like maggots over it? Thought it was mouldy at first.

on my phone at first I thought it was maggots or something lol!

Christopher

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20th Feb 14 at 18:42

Bargainnssssss

corsadonk

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20th Feb 14 at 19:18

quote:
Originally posted by evilrob

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
Whats the stuff that looks like maggots over it? Thought it was mouldy at first.

Those are called "herbs" apparently. Some people have this crazy notion you can flavour food with something other than ketchup.

Got to have thyme on lamb, touch of salt and pepper.

Well spotted on the bargin, was it the only one priced up wrong?

BluKoo

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20th Feb 14 at 22:34

quote:
Originally posted by corsadonk

quote:
Originally posted by evilrob

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
Whats the stuff that looks like maggots over it? Thought it was mouldy at first.

Those are called "herbs" apparently. Some people have this crazy notion you can flavour food with something other than ketchup.

Got to have thyme on lamb, touch of salt and pepper.

Well spotted on the bargin, was it the only one priced up wrong?

That's rosemary, garlic, salt and black papper on the lamb.

Yeah, that was the only one (unfortunately). It made my day though haha.

Bart

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20th Feb 14 at 22:57

one of my fav meals, slow cooked leg or shank.

Only problem with lamb is the amount it shrinks

gav93

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22nd Feb 14 at 23:37

earlier this year got a proper parka jacket from topman, should be £95 somehow the fellow hipster who scanned it took the security tag of and just bunged it in a bag- I only paid for a £20 watch and a few little things ! was well made up when I saw the bill I thought he would of clicked but didn't! still amazed to this day- makes your day the little things ey

Aaron

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22nd Feb 14 at 23:54

quote:
Originally posted by gav93
earlier this year got a proper parka jacket from topman, should be £95 somehow the fellow hipster who scanned it took the security tag of and just bunged it in a bag- I only paid for a £20 watch and a few little things ! was well made up when I saw the bill I thought he would of clicked but didn't! still amazed to this day- makes your day the little things ey

yeah, you can't beat a good bit of thievery to get some kicks

Ben G

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23rd Feb 14 at 01:04

Tbh if the checkout worker fucked up then you'd be silly to tell them, although may be hard to explain if you get stopped going out for a random bag check.

Used to work as a checkout worker before current job and i'm sure I made loads of mistakes.

Fortunately self serve tills weren't around back then. You can trick them so easily. Once put £120 quids worth of shopping through one after tesco decided to have no main tills open. Without realising, I had left a few items in the trolley and only noticed when putting the bags into my car.

Felt like a right pro.

alan-g-w

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23rd Feb 14 at 10:35

How blind do you need to be to miss out items in a trolley? It's pretty much see through

Ben G

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23rd Feb 14 at 10:45

When you've put 120 quids worth of shopping through a self serve till, do you really think I inspected the trolley to see what was missing? Trolleys silver and so was the stuff I got for free.

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