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Not much different to floor routines in gymnastics or ice dancing in the winter olympics. It's really a none story this one.

Quidco do indeed say that companies must offer the same price, however they do allow the companies to exclude offers via Quidco - in this case RAC are offering free onward travel direct which is exluded from the Quidco offer.

As an employee of said company (although not allowed to comment in any official capacity), they definitely do not sell on any details. In a regulated industry such as insurance they'd be in hot water if they did and quite simply, it is not worth it.

This statement is not true, however there is no such thing as a 2 year EU warranty. The EU directive which must be incorporated into law says that the customer must be able to claim for up to 2 years. As our own laws (Sales of goods act at the time) allows claims up to 6 years, we did not have...

I would highly recommend a baby carrier, we barely used the pushchair/buggy monstrosity. It made it much easier having two hands free to do things, and the little ones would fall asleep in it quickly. Just make sure it is not a forward facing one (such as the tomy ones) that dangle them from...

It was an online poll on bbc.co.uk..

It would be good as a corporate gift you would get that has their contact details on.. a bit like the USB sticks.

I presume the actual meaning of "Life choices" is having children? If so, I think the argument is that men and women choose to start a family, but it is normally only the woman who will suffer in their career for this choice. I think it was a valid point that the woman would have time off...

I did consider this, however it is more likely to result in a visit from social services for "neglect"

I have two boys who are complete opposites of each other. My eldest son will get ready all by himself in 20 minutes and even feed the cats etc. My youngest son needs telling every 10 minutes to get moving - it is very stressful. I could get my youngest son dressed myself, however he would...

I always used to find it odd when I worked at an airport and used to see passengers getting wrecked at 6am.

I don't believe that they can even discount just for unpacking the item - only if the value has been reduced due to actions over and above those needed to determine the suitability of the item. I would say unpacking is perfectly acceptable.

The salary was £165,500 - you are £502 short if you add the amounts you have used in the multiplying calculations. :) I calculate it as £58,975.

I have an Ikea Markus which is really comfortable

Depending where you live I would suggest putting a bike lock on it - the local chavs will soon be along to nick it.

I was looking at the Breville Blend Active which can be had for c£20 at the moment..

Downloading, although I know i will use this once and forget about it.

It looks like it could be a pain to clean..

I believe this is how the Asda Smart price ones are made..

Does leaving feedback limit the possibility of claiming for SNAD in the future?