tommydazzle
Well-Known Member
Sorry to hear that Otis, some lowlifes out there presumably see old folk as easy targets.
Sorry to hear that Otis, some lowlifes out there presumably see old folk as easy targets.Sneak thieves and red tape NHS.
My dad (88) had his bag stolen at Coventry Market today.
All his medication was taken.
Spent 3 hours being sent from pillar to post ringing around to speak to a nurse (or anyone of her team) who had treated him this morning to get a repeat prescription of medications etc.
Geez that was hard work.
Sneak thieves and red tape NHS.
My dad (88) had his bag stolen at Coventry Market today.
All his medication was taken.
Spent 3 hours being sent from pillar to post ringing around to speak to a nurse (or anyone of her team) who had treated him this morning to get a repeat prescription of medications etc.
Geez that was hard work.
Around 11ish.Sorry to hear that, absolute lowlife!
What time was this Otis out of interest?
Been back to the market today.Scum Otis and i guess plod not really interested - maybe one of the traders spotted a common oik ?
Funnily enough, we went to Tesco at Jubilee Crescent a few weeks back and they had no baskets at all.No baskets in super markets,, it's getting out of hand nowadays.
Have they cut down the number of baskets or sacked the basket returners?
I love the self service tills. My favourite option.The expansion/creation of the self service till I hate using them they take longer and as I do the work saving a salary why no discount it not as if the supermarkets don’t make a few quid and the same goes for self scan they may as well stop asking me I am not going to use it
I think the whole idea is for you not to buy the bags.I wouldn't mind them if they worked properly.
The new craze is having no bags anywhere near them, so after you have hunted for a basket you have to hunt for a bag.
I love the self service tills. My favourite option.
It means I can avoid talking to humans.
Me too, but try and avoid the ones with chin stubble and gruff voices.You need to pick the right humans I always try to choose pretty females
Me too, but try and avoid the ones with chin stubble and gruff voices.
Correlation between no baskets and charging for/no carrier bags surely?No baskets in super markets,, it's getting out of hand nowadays.
Have they cut down the number of baskets or sacked the basket returners?
The worst ones are the ones that fold out into a single sheet about a yard square, then you have to find the English part.Instruction manuals with multiple languages. Some are these are as thick as the telephone directory. Such a waste of paper.
Might use my own bags as I go roundCorrelation between no baskets and charging for/no carrier bags surely?
Yep, I've got a few of those. Half a rainforest cut down when only a few of the pages are relevant to me.Instruction manuals with multiple languages. Some are these are as thick as the telephone directory. Such a waste of paper.
I had a woman at Morrison's ask me if I fancied her as I often went to her checkout rather than the others. I explained that when I first go in I look to see if there are any pretty girls serving and if I can't see one I go to her instead.You need to pick the right humans I always try to choose pretty females
Biggest worry is that the medicines have my mum and dad's address on.
That's why I stay in Britain.1st holiday in 18 months , come all the way to Tenerife and it’s done nothing but piss it down with rain for the first 24 hours , utterly fucked off!!!!
Lovely now though.That's why I stay in Britain.
That way I know it will always be pissing it down.
Both. Equal.People who go to the newspapers over silly inconsequential stories.
Vegan stuck with just ‘crisps and nuts’ on seven-hour flight
Don't know what's worse here, that she went to the newspaper because she didn't get the vegan meal she asked for, or that her first name is Trilby.
It's even worse papers take them seriously. I'd end up writing them as it was the viz and asking what they thought before it went to print.People who go to the newspapers over silly inconsequential stories.
Vegan stuck with just ‘crisps and nuts’ on seven-hour flight
Don't know what's worse here, that she went to the newspaper because she didn't get the vegan meal she asked for, or that her first name is Trilby.
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