arnieboy
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And still no flour in our supermarket.
They're the perfect storm really.
Pretty much essential for civilised living.
Required on a daily basis.
No obvious substitute.
Most people normally buy them on a JIT basis with little spare inventory (they take up a lot of space).
They're really cheap, so easy for pretty much anyone to buy a lot of
They last forever, so having too much isn't a thing.
I can't think of anything else which hits so many spots.
Just a 10 minute wait to get into Tesco today. And have say, Tesco had done a pretty neat job of making things as easy as possible to maintain social spacing. Only letting people come in in small numbers, one-in-one-out, 2m marks on the floor, one way systems up & down the aisle and so on. So why do some of the other idiot customers not pay the slightest attention to them and just wander around without the slightest consideration for other shoppers? My technique for next time (not too soon I hope) will be to go round the shop coughing persistently (and maybe with a little feverish sweat on my brow).
I can, there's that much crud on social media and now with everyone at home, the crud out there is at unbearable heights, as such we need far more bog rolls than ever before even more crud over-spills onto forums.........oh wait.....
Believe me when I say I was tempted to say similar during today's trip. It was only deference to my wife's sensibilities that prevented it. Next time, I may not be so circumspect.It was my first day out of enforced quarantine today so I braved a trip to Tesco and encountered exactly this sort of behaviour from more than just a few people. I spent most of my time muttering "naughty words” under my breath at some of the things people were doing but for one stupid woman that wasn't enough for me.
She annoyed me by brushing past me twice and then hitting me with her trolley twice. The final straw was when she reached over me to get something off the shelf I was looking at. Minus most of my choice language my response was "You've obviously got no idea what 2m is and if you get any closer I'm going to have to put a condom on. I haven't got any condoms with me so I suggest you back it up a bit bitch". She said that she'd never been so insulted in her life so I told her that if she didn't "vacate the area" close to me then she'd be even more insulted.
Same as our Supermarkets, doing all they can including only single (no couples) shoppers in one - yet some folks wander about with their head in the clouds and not paying any attention to other shoppers. Jeez - what is it with some folks.Just a 10 minute wait to get into Tesco today. And have say, Tesco had done a pretty neat job of making things as easy as possible to maintain social spacing. Only letting people come in in small numbers, one-in-one-out, 2m marks on the floor, one way systems up & down the aisle and so on. So why do some of the other idiot customers not pay the slightest attention to them and just wander around without the slightest consideration for other shoppers? My technique for next time (not too soon I hope) will be to go round the shop coughing persistently (and maybe with a little feverish sweat on my brow).
We went to the Big Tesco last night. Small queue to get in (was much longer when we were leaving actually - there were more people queuing to get in than there were in the shop!). Quite a few people wearing masks in there. I was just wearing gloves although the benefit was probably zero. The hardest part (genuinely) was remembering not to touch my face. We tried to observe the 2m distance, at some times it was not really possible due to the width of the aisles and the fact you might have three different people with trolleys there, but you give people as wide a berth as possible. Others just weren't bothered though, my wife said someone practically stuck their head just over her shoulder to grab a yoghurt or something.
There was plenty of bread, plenty of milk, but still empty shelves where the pasta should be. We got everything on our list though. Mainly chocolate and crisps.
It was my first day out of enforced quarantine today so I braved a trip to Tesco and encountered exactly this sort of behaviour from more than just a few people. I spent most of my time muttering "Insert expletives of choice” under my breath at some of the things people were doing but for one stupid woman that wasn't enough for me.
She annoyed me by brushing past me twice and then hitting me with her trolley twice. The final straw was when she reached over me to get something off the shelf I was looking at. Minus most of my choice language my response was "You've obviously got no idea what 2m is and if you get any closer I'm going to have to put a condom on. I haven't got any condoms with me so I suggest you back it up a bit bitch". She said that she'd never been so insulted in her life so I told her that if she didn't "vacate the area" close to me then she'd be even more insulted.
You’re more bothered by that than fictitious nonsense being posted ???still that’s not exclusive to this threadGuys
Can we please cut out the swearing, no need for it,
Infractions will be given if you can not control yourselves
Thank you
You have no idea when someone is hitting on you, do you
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Rod
We all know the rules, surely The Mods have a difficult enough job without antagonising them. Would you swear in front of your son, wife, mother? If not why swear on here.
The Golf Monthly Forum is NOT a prison. You are entitled to leave!
Did Rod swear ?
No. I did. Twice. In my defence they were quite mild swear words that I would use in front of my mum but the mods decided they weren't acceptable, which is fine as I know not to use them again.
But also with two of us picking up items then we're there for less time, lessening our chance of getting infected. Probably balanced out about the same.We?
Congratulations, you've just doubled the risk of getting infected by the deadly virus.
Sadly you're not alone.
Tescos was full of couples last week, including my next door neighbours