Most depressing product in a supermarket?
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WTF is the point of this?
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WhoTF eats SMALL slices?
One horizontal cut down the middle of a normal loaf gives you the only slices you need.
Loaf cut in four, a smear of butter, stuff it in a back pocket and I'm fuelled for an imperial century
andyfraser
Über Member
- Location
- Bristol
It wasn't good for Laura Palmer either.
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Good job too, it was like wiping your backside with sandpaper.
classic33
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Some still available!
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The most depressing thing in the supermarket? The amount of products in our shopping trolley when we have finished our weekly shop, theres only two of us FFS, what makes it worse is that we start running out a couple of days before the next weekly shop.
vernon
Harder than Ronnie Pickering
- Location
- Meanwood, Leeds
Just the one?
Lightweight.
I make a sandwich using two malt loaves and a generous layer of butter between them.
Andrew_P
In between here and there
The major depressing thing about the supermarket is the bill at the end! I sometimes sit on the window ledge waiting and I guarantee you that over 70% of people walking away from the till are looking puzzled at the receipt trying to mentally compare the bill to the contents of the bags/trolley.
AndyRM
XOXO
- Location
- North Shields
Mrs M
Guru
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Cava is good for a fizz fix but I would not touch Prosecco
Co-Op own brand Cava at £5.99 is superior to most French stuff.Cava is good for a fizz fix but I would not touch Prosecco
I can't help but think that Northumberland has changed one hell of a lot since I lived there.
Mrs M
Guru
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Cheap, rubbish food.
Popped into Tesco last week, not usual supermarket.
Saw a family, mum, dad, three kids doing their shop. Looked in their trolley and there was not one piece of fruit or veg.
Their "haul" consisted mainly of cheap Scotch pies, own brand 2 litre bottles of fizzy sugar, sweets, frozen chips, value ready meals and crisps.
The adults were huge and the father looked as if he was about to keel over.
It was a very depressing, quite upsetting sight. Felt quite sad for them.
Popped into Tesco last week, not usual supermarket.
Saw a family, mum, dad, three kids doing their shop. Looked in their trolley and there was not one piece of fruit or veg.
Their "haul" consisted mainly of cheap Scotch pies, own brand 2 litre bottles of fizzy sugar, sweets, frozen chips, value ready meals and crisps.
The adults were huge and the father looked as if he was about to keel over.
It was a very depressing, quite upsetting sight. Felt quite sad for them.
winjim
Straddle the line, discord and rhyme
Cost of menstruation is 18 grand over a lifetime, according to a thoroughly unscientific study performed by a voucher website.
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