bloody tescos they are everywhere , how many do we really need, seems to be on every bloody corner now
bloody tescos they are everywhere , how many do we really need, seems to be on every bloody corner now
Yep, Its like they have cloned milton keynes and implanted it every where, Most towns are virtually identical now with the main shops and outta town shopping areas, Still pepole vote with thier wallets and if there wasnt money to be made they wouldnt be there, Its making me all emotional now, think i will go and by some flowers to cheer myself up and have alittle cry..! !
Yes, I can spell, Just can't tpye
sorry to have upset you , bhut buying flowers is a great thought anyway,what got my goat up was the local farmfoods shop is to close, tesco has brought the land and building there shop there instead, so no more cheap prices,
Know what you mean, SteveOriginally Posted by stevewool
bloody tescos they are everywhere , how many do we really need, seems to be on every bloody corner now... we have two huge Tesco 'Extra' Stores [one of them open 24 hrs!] at opposite ends of the town - plus a Tesco Metro in Perth Town Centre.
Still ...... I suppose I ought to be thankful that the open all hours store is located close to where WE live!
what would we have done a few years ago, and sundays wow we must all have been so bored before the birth of sunday shopping
Shame about thatthe local farmfoods shop is to close
Every little helpsThank goodness for 24 hour Tesco
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what would we have done a few years ago, and sundays wow we must all have been so bored before the birth of sunday shopping... talking of "goats" #3 ... when I was a kid
Changed days!!
yeah they are everywhere now, i have 4 tescos next to me, all within a 10 min walk of my flat.bloody tescos they are everywhere , how many do we really need, seems to be on every bloody corner now
So ...on Sunday mornings - your most likely form of "entertainment" was to go to Church and watch the minister/vicar banging on his pulpit
as he harangued the congregation with his weekly sermon ...
... and thence back home, suitably chastised... perchance to swap the "glad rags" for your more comfortable old togs, partake of Sunday Lunch ... and settle down to *reading the 'News of The World' - *alas no longer possible!
In York (100,000 pop.) we have TWO large Tescos....one close to my home, an Asda, a Morrisons and two Sainburys. That's apart from the Tesco Expresses.
Oh, and two M & S.
Glad I hate shopping.
I guess the profusion of Tesco's is because they are a caring company and don't want people to travel long distances to be ripped off
here in derby we have,1 morrisons soon to be 2,sainburys 4, co op 4, poxy tescos well just loads if you count the 24hours and the tesco express and so on , well the pak shop and aldi are going to be my shops to spend my hard earned money in
saveyou money everyday
There's five Tesco's within a 5 minute drive from mine, 2 big stores and 3 of the small ones. None of which I've been in since before Xmas!
I guess the profusion of Tesco's is because they are a caring company and don't want people to travel long distances to be ripped off
well i will not use tesco at all
I guess the profusion of Tesco's is because they are a caring company and don't want people to travel long distances to be ripped off
We also never use Tesco.well i will not use tesco at all
But I can't tell anyone why.
my reason is two fold, 1st i am atight git and 2nd it was one of the reasons the divorce came along, live to work thing, a up i should be thanking tesco other wise i may never be here and my new life being so brill too, may even write to tesco to thank them
I always shop at Tesco (just been) because it is just up the road, and I'm lazy.
It is getting harder and harder to stay within my £30 a week food budget for me and my boy though.
Better start shopping at AsdaI always shop at Tesco (just been) because it is just up the road, and I'm lazy.
It is getting harder and harder to stay within my £30 a week food budget for me and my boy though.
try shopping somewhere differant , pakshop and aldi are great and as i have said farmfoods too
Plus, walking helps to supress hunger and that extra mile will do wonders for maintaining bodily flexibility.
Walk ?
My local Pakshop is only an off-licence.
We do have a Farmfoods even closer than Tesco, but of course they don't have the variety of marked down past its sell by date stuff, which is my mainstay.
I refuse to pay more than £1.50 for ANY item.
[QUOTE=grahamw48;305585]Walk ?
My local Pakshop is only an off-licence.
tut tut tut, graham, i ment the supermarker chain pakfoods
Oh, sorrrrry.
i hope thats a jokeIt is getting harder and harder to stay within my £30 a week food budget for me and my boy though.
DO YOU MIND ?
Yorkshireman !
Ok, I'll admit to having spent £35 this week....not much on the bargains shelf.
Nowt wasted in my house, but we do eat an awful lot of cheap spuds it seems, and we eat very little ready-prepared food, 90% all home-cooked to my own recipes.
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