(camp freddywell, would you look at that!,
Thu 4 Feb 2010, 13:11,
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Well according to your photo they do :)
(Barbarossais not my real name,
Thu 4 Feb 2010, 13:12,
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I should use my seeing eyes
and not just feel things up....
well spotted sir!
(camp freddywell, would you look at that!,
Thu 4 Feb 2010, 13:15,
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arf!
*click*
(PedroHinCome along & ride on a Flantastic Voyage,
Thu 4 Feb 2010, 13:06,
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hahahahaha
God that Tesco's is vile
In fact the whole of Seven Ssiters should be levelled with an atom bomb
(Joe Scaramangawith a G-double-O-D vibration,
Thu 4 Feb 2010, 13:06,
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agreed
it needs more bleach and sponges
(camp freddywell, would you look at that!,
Thu 4 Feb 2010, 13:09,
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hahaha
i'm glad i've moved far from there.
*remembers days of boogieing at the Ritzy*
(Thor_sonofodinhas done things, terrible things on,
Thu 4 Feb 2010, 13:12,
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plus side, we're 5 mins from crotch end....
(camp freddywell, would you look at that!,
Thu 4 Feb 2010, 13:15,
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i'm not sure that that is a plus.
(Thor_sonofodinhas done things, terrible things on,
Thu 4 Feb 2010, 13:20,
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crotch end crouch end
they now have a waitrose. And a budgens. And a tesco.
Not sure what that says....
(camp freddywell, would you look at that!,
Thu 4 Feb 2010, 13:22,
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More expensive
just as scummy
Reminds me of Location, location the other night. Two hipsters wanted 'urban and gritty' in a 'nice area' They basically wanted Hoxton; a grotty scum hole that scum can't afford to live in anymore, and you pay four quid a pint
(Joe Scaramangawith a G-double-O-D vibration,
Thu 4 Feb 2010, 13:22,
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i found last nights amusing, the couple running the 'fat camp' in devon. it reminded me of the phrase 'never trust a bald barber, he has no respect for your hair'.
(Thor_sonofodinhas done things, terrible things on,
Thu 4 Feb 2010, 13:26,
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This is true
see also thin chefs
(Joe Scaramangawith a G-double-O-D vibration,
Thu 4 Feb 2010, 13:30,
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*votes for this*
Although bloody Islington would put the council tax up to cover the cost of the anti-radiation meds they'd need.
(camp freddywell, would you look at that!,
Thu 4 Feb 2010, 13:11,
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hahahahaha
(drbroonabloooobloobloo,
Thu 4 Feb 2010, 13:14,
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apart from the fat council bints in leggings
and the female ninjas, my asda is great, there's a large local asian community which means rice and spices are piled up in big bags like in a corner shop, there's also now a polish asile due to an influx of workers.
i find that if you look around you can get good british produce at a fair price.
(Thor_sonofodinhas done things, terrible things on,
Thu 4 Feb 2010, 13:24,
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neither
tesco = tax doging basterds/dame shirley porter asda = walmart cunts of america M&S = smug bastards
It's gotta be morrisons or sainsburys - back the brits etc etc
*waves flag* *eats cake*
(camp freddywell, would you look at that!,
Thu 4 Feb 2010, 13:10,
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/finds the concept of shopping in the local Asda while 'families' wander around the store munching on open burgers and fries from the in-house McDonalds a little too much - spreading their McGreasy McMitts over all the open produce and clothes.
(The Great Architectis still waiting for his account to be deleted on,
Thu 4 Feb 2010, 13:15,
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You have to accept that virtually all shoppers carry germs/grease on their hands to some extent
I just find the process of encouraging it via the in-house McDonalds route a silly idea. Watching young kids/tots being pushed round in the trolleys munching on burgers and spitting/throwing it all around them is also a bit 'meh'
(The Great Architectis still waiting for his account to be deleted on,
Thu 4 Feb 2010, 13:25,
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I just realised
you are talking about an in-house McDonalds in an Asda. What alternate universe have I suddenly landed in?
(wuffle, the b3ta bunny's flea collar isn't working on,
Thu 4 Feb 2010, 13:45,
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Norwich :)
/probably other Asda stores as well.
(The Great Architectis still waiting for his account to be deleted on,
Thu 4 Feb 2010, 13:53,
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Honestly, that is truly the worst thing I can imagine in a supermarket.
that is truly the worst thing I can imagine in a supermarket.At least the Asda's here in Cardiff have their own cafe sections admittedly with nothing much that didn't come out of the deep fryer but the food comes on plates and requires knives and forks for eating.
(wuffle, the b3ta bunny's flea collar isn't working on,
Thu 4 Feb 2010, 13:58,
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Sainsbury's basic cheese is nice enough
Also the salmon is OK.
However both of these are not much cheaper than the regular stuff
(Barbarossais not my real name,
Thu 4 Feb 2010, 13:16,
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many budget foods are in fact exactly the same as the standard version
its just that they need to produce a budget version to fill their product range. They generally can't produce it any cheaper anyway.