
They had a "special" offer on pizzas. £1 each or 2 for £2. I kid you not.
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Mon 4 Oct 2010, 13:08,
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Oh and they do a nice orange juice.
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Mon 4 Oct 2010, 13:12,
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It's either shop in Sainsbury's or go to another town
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Mon 4 Oct 2010, 13:17,
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that require buying 2 or 3 of an item. Especially items I don't use that often. Why can't they just reduce the item's price instead? Stupid supermarkets, extorting extra money out of people.
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Mon 4 Oct 2010, 13:16,
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Buy the second chicken, put in in your freezer, eat it when you next want a chicken. You don't eat any more chicken than usual, but the supermarket feels slightly more secure because they got paid in advance.
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Mon 4 Oct 2010, 13:25,
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Unless the mark-up on the chicken was doubled, you'd still be getting 2 for the price of 1.
The main reason for these offers is to get you into the shop with the hope you'll buy other stuff.
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Mon 4 Oct 2010, 13:35,
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The main reason for these offers is to get you into the shop with the hope you'll buy other stuff.

What I said only makes sense if the chicken also costs slightly more than normal.
Or I suppose it still works if you weren't going to buy any chickens today, but were persuaded to by the BOGOF.
Still doesn't have to mean rampant chicken consumption, anyway - just storing up the chickens for later.
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Mon 4 Oct 2010, 13:40,
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Or I suppose it still works if you weren't going to buy any chickens today, but were persuaded to by the BOGOF.
Still doesn't have to mean rampant chicken consumption, anyway - just storing up the chickens for later.

Bargain. If you like cheese and HEY, who doesn't?
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Mon 4 Oct 2010, 13:26,
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Sort of thing a satanist might do, who liked cheese.
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Mon 4 Oct 2010, 13:29,
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The most demonic thing I intend to do is make cheese on toast, with pesto and Worcestershire sauce.
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Mon 4 Oct 2010, 13:34,
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But then I'm a Camembert fan. And I understand I might be in a minority there.
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Mon 4 Oct 2010, 13:36,
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but if I can afford it, I got for Roquefort. Truly the king of cheeses, despite being French.
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Mon 4 Oct 2010, 13:41,
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I do like the foreign cheeses. There was this great, really addictive cheese I got from a stall at a European foods market. It was made out of sheep's milk. Can't remember what it was called, but it resembled a small Camembert wheel, it was something really special.
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Mon 4 Oct 2010, 13:48,
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It's got bits of fruit in it. I think it's an attempt to meld the christmas cake and mature cheddar thing people sometimes do.
I had some unpasteurised sheep's milk brie a few weeks ago. Good stuff, but my guts were weird for a few days after.
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Mon 4 Oct 2010, 13:54,
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I had some unpasteurised sheep's milk brie a few weeks ago. Good stuff, but my guts were weird for a few days after.

is the dogs! I once asked for Christmas Cake Cheese at the counter, only to be met with a blank stare.
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Tue 5 Oct 2010, 7:28,
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like getting salad cream instead of mayonnaise.
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Mon 4 Oct 2010, 13:44,
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You are missing out on a pure joy.
Have chips to make up for it.
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Mon 4 Oct 2010, 13:55,
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Have chips to make up for it.

I try eating cheese every couple of years to check if it still makes me retch
it does
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Mon 4 Oct 2010, 13:58,
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it does

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poutine
It probably wasn't remotely the same.
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Mon 4 Oct 2010, 14:06,
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It probably wasn't remotely the same.

Sometimes a bit of mould. Nothing you wouldn't normally eat.
See also en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casu_marzu
"When disturbed, the larvae can launch themselves for distances up to 15 centimetres."
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Mon 4 Oct 2010, 13:57,
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See also en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casu_marzu
"When disturbed, the larvae can launch themselves for distances up to 15 centimetres."

Do you have issues? I imagine your mum left a pound of double gloucester on your pram when you were an infant. The scars of such a trauma can run deep, but there is help out there.
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Mon 4 Oct 2010, 13:58,
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everything above that on the cheesiness scale just makes me hurl, I'm afraid
it tastes like rotten milk
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Mon 4 Oct 2010, 14:00,
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it tastes like rotten milk

My own achilles heel is butter beans. The texture of those tasteless fuckers, ugh, makes me gag just thinking about them.
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