People that say "I'm going to Tescos, Asdas

[Rhythm Thief]

Evans's. Or Evans'. Either is fine. Tesco's or Asda's are also ok.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

He get's right worked up that Greedos!

 

[Rhythm Thief]

He get's right worked up that Greedos!

Aaargh. Nononononono.

 

[Greedo]

He get's right worked up that Greedos!

 

[661-Pete]

He's get's rights works ups that's Greedos's!

FTFY

 

[RyanW]

Thes britishs loves tos add sesses tos thes ends ofs words. Its makes theres lifes mores funs.

Al'sos Sti'ckin'gs apo'strophi'es i'ns th'es wron'gs pla'ce's

 

[trustysteed]

here in bristol, we also go to sainsers. and morrisons used to be known as safers before it changed from safeway.

 

[Kirstie]

What do they say when they're going to morrisonsssssss then?

 

[Mark_Robson]

Is Waitrose like Lidl, or is it more upmarket like ALdi?
TBH I have never heard anyone refer to Asda as Asda's but everyone calls Tesco Tesco's in my neck of the woods.

 

[dan_bo]

I go to Morrisons so this conversation doesnt apply to me.

 

[darkstar]

I say "Tescos" but not "Asdas"... To be honest though i'm not bothered what people call them, could be cock for all i care.

 

[Fab Foodie]

They may be abbreviating the phrase. Going to Tesco's implies a persons is visiting Tesco's store.

Agreed.

 

[Over The Hill]

Don't they need TO BE shot?

and what about Sainsbury's?

Sainsbury's's ??

 

[dan_bo]

Anyways its not ASDAs its Asders.

 

[twentysix by twentyfive]

No Asda or Tesco or Sainsbury near me. We has Co-op nearby. Like Rhythm Thief I prefer local suppliers and small businesses. And no car use either.

So I go to the Butcher's, the Baker's, the Fish Man and the Greengrocer's.