Lidl and Public Transport

You're right. However it wasn't a *serious* bit of angling. Hmm, is
this where things go wrong and people say "I wasn't trolling?".

 

I was once arrested at that age but wasn't put in the cells, I was left
in an office. I was put in the cells at 16 though, but not for the
night.

 

You can say what you like, sweetie ;-)

 

Nods.

Usually a parent has a word with the desk sergeant and it's sorted. To
give them a taste of the bad life.

Bunch of cunts, imo.
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Good point.

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25% iirc. Most of it goes undiagnosed though. Certainly explains some of
the cunts I've met.

This is more of a release mechanism, imo; same as sofas.
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And I just flogged my spare pair on ebay this afternoon...

 

Grimly Curmudgeon said...

That's pretty much what I did. I said to the custody sergeant that I was
going home and I'd be back in the morning because I wanted her to learn
a lesson. He wasn't happy, but I assured him I would return. They
contacted Social Services just in case I didn't, but by the time they
got their act into gear we were already home the next morning.

 

wessie scribbled on the back of a napkin:

Ewwww. That's almost insulting, that is.

I mainly go there for certain cholocate-filled cookies and the like.
Plus the odd beer if I want cheap, basic German beer.

 

One thing guaranteed to set off my claustrophobia - public transport.

I hear all this talk about this "Waitrose" place. What is it? Is it a
southern thing, cos I've never seen one anywhere up here.

First reaction is to call you a snob and tell you to pull your head out of
your arse.

You can always have a nice, cleansing shower, when you get home.

Second reaction is to call you a daft sod, cos you are missing out on
loads of excellent products at really good prices.


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I'm happy with that. I don't think I'm a villain - just a terrible
person with questionable morals.

I was surrounded by five people that may well have been on some day
trip or had escaped from a Rainbow Centre.

Having worked on a voluntary basis with many people suffering mental
illness I don't find it emparrassing at all.

I post lots of shit to lots of newsgroups.

By the time I got to Saltwood, a village with many old dodders in it,
there were three people on the bus excluding the driver, all of which
were lavender smelling grannies.

Welcome to Kent.

I act and speak on this group pretty much as I do IRL. You may
remember than a year ago I was referred to as just "Nick" around here
and at BoSM '05 Dodger/Sweller and some other peepers decided that I
should call myself Big Gay Nick. There were too many Nick's around
UKRM at that time which was causing confusion so I decided to take on
the BGN name. The persona remains the same.

Gay man in not wishing to go into gay shop stereotype shokkha?

I'd never tell you to piss off, nomatter what Ogden said.

That really depends on how you think the conversation in the car went.
I've re-read my original post and can't see any mention of having a
paddy in the car. The 'I'm not going in there' line came out while
speaking to my brother outside of the car.

Transference and counter-transference.

I bet I look and act differently to how you imagine

 

They sell quality food at southern prices.

I've always been a bit of a snob.

Good thinking. I'll have one in a minute.

Next week after Pay Day I'll pay a visit to Lidl to see if it's
changed in the five years it's been there. It sold questionable
'meat' products when I was last there, they threw your shopping at you
in the tills in the hope of getting you out more swiftly and had dull
strip lights everywhere to cut costs on my last visit.

 

You could say it's a southern thing if you like. It's just another
supermarket but one that doesn't attract dole monkeys.

 

BGN said...

They sell average quality food at inflated prices, but they always have
the cutest check-out girls

 

Andy Bonwick wrote

It does. Go in the one up the high street and look out of the window
and it is row upon row of steamy circles with a tongue in the middle
looking back.

I wish poor people wouldn't dribble as much as they do, why do they do
that?

 

Dunno... is it?

Which usually means same stuff as everywhere else, but overpriced, to me.
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Lidl do cheap cigs, yes. Never tried them though.
Mind, I used to cadge 'Spar' cigs of me mum years ago... whatever
happened to them? All the customers died of cancer no doubt :-/
They *were* a bit rough.

 

Lozzo scribbled on the back of a napkin:

Bleurgh. You want to come to the Ashford one, that'll cure you of that
idea.

Checkout girls at the local Tescos are a hell of a lot cuter.

 

I'll bet you got more than you paid for them too

 

Amen.