Tesco misprice discussion area part 12

leadhead

Constantine wrote:

I'm admitting to nothing. Just thought it would be nice if more people said Hi to their local sewer rat. Break down barriers and all that

I dont think he's going to bite as this is your third cast, and your baits still there..............

He did apologise to your pal for his comments, and even accepted that some of your colleagues (including you)may even be saints.

Saint Constantine.....mmmmmmmmmmm.........from Google

Identification
A Saint Constantine (possibly more than one) is revered in Devon and Cornwall, and has become identified with the monarch. If this is correct, he must have mended his ways. He gives his name to the parish church of Milton Abbot in Devon and the villages of Constantine and Constantine Bay in Cornwall, also extinct chapels in Illogan and Dunterton.

Veneration
The cult of Saint Constantine centred on the two places bearing his name, both of which seem to have originally supported monastic establishments. The ruined chapel at Constantine Bay also has a nearby holy well (uncovered in 1911). The saint's day is generally celebrated on 9 March.

Constantine

leadhead wrote:

I dont think he's going to bite as this is your third cast, and your baits still there..............

He did apologise to your pal for his comments, and even accepted that some of your colleagues may even be saints.

Saint Constantine.....mmmmmmmmmmm.........from Google

Identification
A Saint Constantine (possibly more than one) is revered in Devon and Cornwall, and has become identified with the monarch. If this is correct, he must have mended his ways. He gives his name to the parish church of Milton Abbot in Devon and the villages of Constantine and Constantine Bay in Cornwall, also extinct chapels in Illogan and Dunterton.

Veneration
The cult of Saint Constantine centred on the two places bearing his name, both of which seem to have originally supported monastic establishments. The ruined chapel at Constantine Bay also has a nearby holy well (uncovered in 1911). The saint's day is generally celebrated on 9 March.

Oh I wasnt baiting, I quite like the phrase

Did you see that Roman thing on the BBC1 the other week? The episode all about Constantine? Quite interesting I thought.

Coupon-mad

Constantine wrote:

Is it red wine? Always makes me a bit jumpy

btw...I really don't think anything you suggest is happening.

Red wine makes me throw up! Haven't even had white wine today, went to a theme park with the family (boy was it busy). Used Clubcard Deals to get in of course!

Can't wait for the kiddies to be back at school (Tuesday for me) so I can go and see what's on offer in Tesco. I couldn't even check out the expired SELS on Wednesday, bet I am too late for most of it now!

Wouldn't mind some champagne though! :beer:

ben500

!!!!!!_Dastardly wrote:

SOUNDS like fun !!!!:D

Hi Ben500, this sounds like the sort of thing that would really get on store managers nerves !!

Like I said if they are not prepared to give a little time willingly then take a lot begrudgingly

bb999

Little_John wrote:

Why did you see the need to tell everyone on this thread you have sent frisbee a PM?

John, Why did you see the need to publicly comment on the fact that I felt the need to tell everyone on this thread I have sent frisbee a PM?

Actually, I did this because very often people (especially me!) do not notice for ages that they have a PM.

I know it's like phoning someone to tell them you've sent them a text, but what the hell:rotfl:

renegade74

New Jamie Oliver book on it's own stand

big sign on stand states £12.97
some stickered £12.96, some stickered £12.97

Scans £12.96
went back on the shelf!

biglugs

Red wine makes me throw up!

Me too! Once I start on the third bottle I suddenly feel really queasy Must be something in it don't you think?

FloFlo

biglugs wrote:

Me too! Once I start on the third bottle I suddenly feel really queasy Must be something in it don't you think?

Possibly alcohol .

All the teachers at DDs school will be having wine this as xmas pressies - got to use up the wine club points vouchers - would have been champagne but its the right price near me.;)

rozeepozee

leadhead wrote:

You're a retired solicitor.......I thought you would be very conservative, or even liberal at times.....but not labour.

I am a retired aged 37 solicitor, hence very unconservative . Discovered I didn't like solicitors very much :rotfl:

ATM I am just --tired!

abbiet

hi,I am a sort of newbie I've been reading for over 6 months but due to technical difficulties my registration could not be validated ,I put in my email address as my user name among other things.In the last couple of weeks I have posted on other threads but not on here as I haven't found any thing new just what is already posted.
I have recieved a verbal ban for my local store ,I can still shop there but can't R&R this came from dundee c/s , letter to follow for my abuse of R&R.I have been refused R&R on some items & are in dispute (emailed sir T) & waiting for a call back from T/S but consumer direct didn't seem hopefull.
dundee said they didn't want to push me away but my R&R abuse had to stop it looks like I 'm a big spender as I tend to buy luxuary goods as I have saved so much money on R&R & coupons.
any advice would be great.