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Warning ! Supermarket Chaos Expected
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Not sure how good the sales can be this year when most shops already have massive reductions on stuff already.0
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sparkymark wrote:Do they never learn from mistakes ?
Your title was supermarket chaos expected (well it happens at xmas!)
The quote is an assumption and hasn't actually happend yet so how can you write it?0 -
Mr_Kennedy wrote:Why do people always panic!0
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At Christmas we can expect the same things every year, firstly the newspapers saying that retailers ae reporting their worst year ever. Secondly stories of parents 'devastated' because they couldn't get the one toy that little kylie wanted and now their entire lives are ruined, and lastly supermarket stories about stampedes in Tesco, or Sainsburys being completely out of sprouts (or whatever).
People spend more in supermarkets for Christms, therefore they are more crowded as people go more often and spend more time browsing. I can't see why we are surprised every year?
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And...Don't forget the inch of snow that will cause us British as much devastation as the Meteor to the Dinosaurs0
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Maybe I should park up outside my local Asda with a van load of bread at closing time on Christmas eve and sell it for £3 a loaf :snow_laug"As if by magic... the shopkeeper appeared."0
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Cue for old joke :-
A man walks into a butcher's shop late on Christmas Eve and asks if they have any turkeys left . When the butcher says he has, the man replies "more fool you for ordering too many".What part of "A whop bop-a-lu a whop bam boo" don't you understand?0 -
needaspirin wrote:And...Don't forget the inch of snow
News at 10 - BONG, Cold snap in December, bookies slash odds of snow on Christmas Day (snowflakes then studiously avoid Met Office building for next few weeks).0 -
We're on a short Butlins break with the grandkids after today until next Sunday - and on that day (Xmas Eve) I need to do some shopping in Marks and Spencer's for fresh stuff.............anyone fancy my chances on getting out of there alive??????????:eek: :eek: :eek:
LinYou can tell a lot about a woman by her hands..........for instance, if they are placed around your throat, she's probably slightly upset.0 -
I shall look from afar at the sad masses rushing to the supermarket...and then realising I`ve got to join theml LoL..or feel left out!!!!!!!!!“When the debate is lost, slander becomes the tool of the loser.” Socrates
Haters gonna hate0
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