Gramaisc
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Daz was there today - I think he doesn't do Mondays and Tuesdays.
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Enjoying a drop of red.
Ah, I've been going on a Monday of late, that explains it
Gramaisc
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I did consider getting a picture of the car today, but it was a bit grubby from the state of the roads and I felt that he might not approve - I'll catch it on a better day.Ah, I've been going on a Monday of late, that explains it
staffordjas
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It's a lovely motor. Didn't he have something else unusual and interesting before that?
Gramaisc
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He had a lovely Daimler, but a bloke pestered him into selling it to him.
staffordjas
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Skill points to the very helpful bloke (dark haired one) in Sportdirect.com this afternoon. First time I've ever found anyone in there any good, but came out smiling for a change with 3 new comfy pair of trainers after his attention and recommendations .
John Marwood
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Great service at this Barcelona diner - just pull the chord and plop - out it come
tek-monkey
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Impressed with Boots opticians. Not had a check up in 2 years, and not used them since they were D&A. Was expecting the hard sell like I last had at specsavers where they tell you that you need new ones and are reluctant to hand over the prescription in case you go elsewhere. But no, they said my glasses are fine and I only need to replace them if I want a different style. They checked the prescription of the current ones, and I later showed them what my last prescription was, and all matched. They were just a cheap pair I got from speckyfoureyes that were meant to be emergency ones but I preferred them.
Still can't see perfectly as such but that appears to be muscular.
Still can't see perfectly as such but that appears to be muscular.
kyoto49
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Not Lidl's fault specifically, but massive cuffy to the Muslim lady who not only picked up fresh cakes from the display tray using her fingers instead of tongs, but who then proceeded to remove extra nuts from the remaining pastries and drop them in to her bag. In the process of doing this she handled almost every remaining cake. Dirty dirty woman. I did confront her about what she was doing and how disgusting it was. Food hygeine had clearly escaped her.
Spoke to the cashier and she said it was a common occurrance for customers not to use tongs. Avoid the open pasty/bread section in Lidl is my advice. Plus, someone might have sneezed all over it
Spoke to the cashier and she said it was a common occurrance for customers not to use tongs. Avoid the open pasty/bread section in Lidl is my advice. Plus, someone might have sneezed all over it
peggy
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Not Lidl's fault specifically, but massive cuffy to the Muslim lady who not only picked up fresh cakes from the display tray using her fingers instead of tongs, but who then proceeded to remove extra nuts from the remaining pastries and drop them in to her bag. In the process of doing this she handled almost every remaining cake. Dirty dirty woman. I did confront her about what she was doing and how disgusting it was. Food hygeine had clearly escaped her.
Spoke to the cashier and she said it was a common occurrance for customers not to use tongs. Avoid the open pasty/bread section in Lidl is my advice. Plus, someone might have sneezed all over it
I'm wondering why you felt her religious belief (which you could tell presumably by the items in her shopping basket?) had anything to do with the fact that she was handling food others might want to buy?
Your point could have been made without any reference to her presumed faith.
Gramaisc
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Could, perhaps, even be a Baha'i, Yazidi, etc.
Feed The Goat
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Not Lidl's fault specifically, but massive cuffy to the Muslim lady who not only picked up fresh cakes from the display tray using her fingers instead of tongs, but who then proceeded to remove extra nuts from the remaining pastries and drop them in to her bag. In the process of doing this she handled almost every remaining cake. Dirty dirty woman. I did confront her about what she was doing and how disgusting it was. Food hygeine had clearly escaped her.
Spoke to the cashier and she said it was a common occurrance for customers not to use tongs. Avoid the open pasty/bread section in Lidl is my advice. Plus, someone might have sneezed all over it
Did she leave any teeth marks in a Danish pastry, as a search of the towns dental records, may help publicly out the culprit.
When I say Danish pastry it may have come from another Scandanavian country.
cardigan29
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Recommendation for Jewson Hire dept from me. Very impressed on all counts especially helpfulness, friendliness and price. The opposite of what I got when I went to Traction Hire in fact.
tek-monkey
wanna see my snake?
In amsterdam you can't touch the bread, you use a long spoon type thing that you manoeuvre through a hole in the front of the perspex case to flip the desired baked goods out the side where you can retrieve them.
That's what I like to hear a satisfied customer!!