Tesco does it again

mikey72

giraffe69 wrote: »

An interesting view of education. One of the things that has happened over the last 40 years is a move away from only memorising information to pass public exams.

The only people that "don't need education", are those that didn't get it normally.

s_b

giraffe69 wrote: »

An interesting view of education. One of the things that has happened over the last 40 years is a move away from only memorising information to pass public exams.

strider is right though common sense seems a rare commodity these days
everyone is in a bubble so they dont need it do they
me i use common sense all the time little things like waiting for cars to pass before crossing roads,going to the smaller queue in the post office,not sticking my fingers on the hot do not touch fish shop range whilst waiting for my special

anyway you get the picture

Joe_Horner

s_b wrote: »

.... little things like waiting for cars to pass before crossing roads ... not sticking my fingers on the hot do not touch fish shop range whilst waiting for my special

anyway you get the picture

But you'll never be able to claim compensation behaving like that!!!

s_b

Joe_Horner wrote: »

But you'll never be able to claim compensation behaving like that!!!

:rotfl::D...........

frequent

I like Tesco

lutzi1

Me too. Especially the glitches

frequent

rushes off to buy a Tom and Jerry can whats a glitch

garethgas

Strider590 wrote: »

I beg to differ, I reckon 80% of the population are f**king idiots. I'm not talking about qualifications or education either. These do not make you intelligent and do not mean you have any common sense, they simply mean you know how to memorise a text book.

The country is ripe for the picking, it's full of stupid people with more money than common sense and the supermarkets are cashing in.

I don't know why they call it common sense, when really it's a rare gift.

I fully agree with you. I know a lot of 'clever' people. Frankly, their logic and lack of common sense beggars belief.
This is reflected in the way I see people shop in the big supermarkets, often falling for the obvious pricing traps.

lutzi1

frequent wrote: »

rushes off to buy a Tom and Jerry can whats a glitch

Can't you put some in your pan?

frequent

garethgas wrote: »

I fully agree with you. I know a lot of 'clever' people. Frankly, their logic and lack of common sense beggars belief.
This is reflected in the way I see people shop in the big supermarkets, often falling for the obvious pricing traps.

Terrible things those traps, hear Tesco @ Covant Garden was full of them earlier. if only you knew mate lol 11+