living on discount food

[Phil rr]

walk into tesco's, and buy whatever has a yellow sticker on it.

 

takes the hassle out of CHOOSING what you are going to have day after day after day....u just eat whastever is on last day best before discount and it's half price

[Guest Kether]

pikey.

[Phil rr]

speak for yourself

[Guest]

[Phil rr]

[Trouble]

i do that

 

i love the yellow sticker its my ticket for a cheep meal

Edited July 8, 2004 by Trouble

[Guest Kether]

QUOTE (Phil rr @ Jul 8 2004, 22:32)

speak for yourself

I do and am and speaking for myself, you are a pikey.

[Phil rr]

QUOTE (Kether @ Jul 8 2004, 22:49)

QUOTE (Phil rr @ Jul 8 2004, 22:32) speak for yourself I do and am and speaking for myself, you are a pikey. bye

[Tina_g]

theres nowt wrong wiv living on discount food

[LiamStyles]

QUOTE (Tina_g @ Jul 9 2004, 00:07)

theres nowt wrong wiv living on discount food........If you're a pikey

Thats what you were thinking, right?

[Phil rr]

[Ginge]

Most of the time I live on only crisps and noodles. I eat normal food once a week on average.

 

My monthly food shop comes to £45 usually which I order online anyway and have it sent straight to my door.

Edited July 9, 2004 by Ginge

[Ginge]

Maria, forgot to tell you, tescos are doing a 3 for £3 on LOADS of multi packs of crisps. I've ordered 12 packs. Feel free to visit and chow down if you want.

[teabag]

QUOTE (Ginge @ Jul 9 2004, 05:22)

Most of the time I live on only crisps and noodles. I eat normal food once a week on average. My monthly food shop comes to £45 usually which I order online anyway and have it sent straight to my door.

How the hell do you spend 45 quid a MONTH on food? I spend more than that on food every week! Maybe I'm just greedy

[Guest Kev]

Happy Shoppers closed down years ago in England, even in the poorest, most pikiest parts, people moved on to the likes of Iceland and Somerfield.

 

Happy Shopper's are still successfully and as popular as ever in Wales though.