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  • EssexHebridean
    EssexHebridean Posts: 24,424 Forumite
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    :rotfl: Lawks, we're not even one page on and I've been cut to the quick........ :rotfl::rotfl: I'm choosing to believe that it was the autocorrect wot dunnit and you meant 'Shiney', but I know really you meant whine-y :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

    Greying X

    :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

    Classic!! I fell foul of that typo in an old job - working for a firm producing "Corporate neckwear" - or ties and scarves for businesses, to you and me. We'd been having issues with a particularly fiddly silk screen print - it was a gorgeous design of a galleon on high seas but the waves were tipped with white as you might imagine, and the colours kept bleeding in. I learned my lesson about spellchecking when a letter nearly went out to the client with an unfortunate slip of the finger - it *should* have said "once again I have to apologise for the White in your design..." However... :eek::o
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  • :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

    Classic!! I fell foul of that typo in an old job - working for a firm producing "Corporate neckwear" - or ties and scarves for businesses, to you and me. We'd been having issues with a particularly fiddly silk screen print - it was a gorgeous design of a galleon on high seas but the waves were tipped with white as you might imagine, and the colours kept bleeding in. I learned my lesson about spellchecking when a letter nearly went out to the client with an unfortunate slip of the finger - it *should* have said "once again I have to apologise for the White in your design..." However... :eek::o



    I've just been laughing over on your thread EH and now I'm in stitches on my own. H.I.L.A.R.I.O.U.S! :rotfl::rotfl:

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  • rtandon27
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    Going to hide in the corner now..... :o

    (Typing on the phone is a P. I. T. A.):D:mad:

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  • greenbee
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    Do you think Tesco would restock with avocados if we asked nicely? Otherwise there's always the 5kg order that we could split...

    Actually, I need to do some research. They're still showing on mysupermarket and Tesco's website so maybe they're back?
  • greenbee wrote: »
    Do you think Tesco would restock with avocados if we asked nicely? Otherwise there's always the 5kg order that we could split...

    Actually, I need to do some research. They're still showing on mysupermarket and Tesco's website so maybe they're back?


    I'm happy to do so greenbee, but you know darn well that the marketing/customer service types at mrT will just roll their eyes and go, 'Oh lawks, theres that bloomin whine-y Greying Pilgrim woman complaining, AGAIN' :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::p

    Perhaps they have re-stocked though, the avocados are versatile, perhaps there was sufficient demand, but folks couldn't actually FIND them instore?

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  • greenbee
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    I guess if we don't ask they won't bother. I can find a couple of bulk suppliers. If i'm ever in Tesco (and to be fair, I try to avoid it) I'll ask. If they DO stock them, I'll tidy the chest freezer and buy as many as it will fit!

    I think you're right though - people probably couldn't find them. Which is kind of important!
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  • rtandon27
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    edited 27 October 2016 at 10:46PM
    Hush...
    GP might take that as a challenge and do some more baking!

    ;)
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  • rtandon27 wrote: »
    Hush...
    GP might take that as a challenge and do some more baking!

    ;)

    :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

    Now as I sit here unable to sleep, that did make me spit out my camomile tea.

    Happy Happy new diary dear hearts and baby hearts.

    EH the bread and cheese was pre-empted by a small HM chip butty with lashings of butter as we just couldn't wait on the cheese's lengthy 20 min warm. :D

    We have a new cooker (finally in) and plenty of potatoes and fresh bread if that doesn't cry chip butties I don't know what does.

    :rotfl:
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