Tesco Discussion Chats & Grabbits 11+ Xmas/NY (Incorporating HC's Glitch & B1tch Pub)

Delilahh

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

Something to do about an alien (The 456) wanting kids to use as drugs.

Children of Earth.

Very freaky one that - I freaked out when the guy with the camera went into the cage the 456 was in and saw how the child was connected to it.

HappyChappy84

Delilahh wrote: »

Children of Earth.

Very freaky one that - I freaked out when the guy with the camera went into the cage the 456 was in and saw how the child was connected to it.

That's the one!

Yeah, that creeped me out a bit.:eek:

mymerrywidow

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

I was up at half 10 and boy am I feeling it now.

light weight. if you had kids, you woul be kicked out of bed at 5am!!!!

HappyChappy84

mymerrywidow wrote: »

light weight. if you had kids, you woul be kicked out of bed at 5am!!!!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Quite glad I won't be having any though.:beer::D

brand8

I was up at 5.30 this morning think i was more excited than ds had to wake him up at 6.30, had a great day though its so special when they are little to watch their faces with all the pressents ( loads more than usual thanx to mr ts and all you guys on here). Then went to mums for dinner now time to relax think a small drink is in order not too much though am at work in the morning, hope you have all had a relly great day off to catch up on the thread for a while now.

Delilahh

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Quite glad I won't be having any though.:beer::D

My sentiments too :T

French_Knickers

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

I don't think it would have been destroyed. It would have been reduced further and the staff would have had it.

If it is then its totally against Tesco's policy.

I've never known of a store to hold ALL the whoopsies for staff, 3 in the same area would be unheard of.

I'm wondering if this near to close the OP left the store too early...it probably went out the back and then came out a little later with the prices slashed.

HappyChappy84

Just because it's against their policies doesn't mean they won't do it.

I recall someone having some Lindam bed guards and they were trouted with them. The trout and her CS colleagues made it very clear that they were going to have them.

And if they whoopsie it down for the staff, does it matter? we're all struggling so the way I see it is they are entitled to it too.:beer:

I remember M&S used to give all their stuff to charity at the end of every day, not sure if this is still the case but perhaps certain managers are more generous than others at christmas time and buy it up to donate.

If they are throwing it away because they don't want to reduce it then that is wrong. However, if the stores are anything like my local then there will be plenty bin scavengers about to take it away.:rotfl:

kadison

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

I was up at half 10 and boy am I feeling it now.

I was up at 11am and I'm starting to feel a bit 'eurgh' now, mostly out of boredom because most of my friends are too busy to muck about on facebook!

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Quite glad I won't be having any though.:beer::D

Delilahh wrote: »

My sentiments too :T

This is the sort of thing I remember whenever I wish I had kids, I think, no, you're too lazy, you want lie-ins lol!

Also helps to be near a frazzled mum with a screaming brat in a trolley, I don't think "my child wouldn't be like that" because I know it would and it'd be louder lol!

Still a bit broody though :rotfl:

mymerrywidow

i agree with fk, they sometimes take all the rtc out the back to reduce it even further. it stops the customers grabbing it out of thier hands as soon as the label comes out of the machine.