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By *ssex_tom OP   Man  over a year ago

Chelmsford

Tom just went into something called a B&M store for the first time. As well as the clientele reeking of poverty, Tom noticed that nearly all of the cars in the car park were old and not washed in ages and covered in salt. Tom usually shops in Waitrose and it's noticeable how clean the cars are there. Now Tom is no snob but there is something called Pride and something to aspire to. Tom will not return.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

At least they can breathe without sticking a straw up their arse, unlike "Tom"

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Tom just went into something called a B&M store for the first time. As well as the clientele reeking of poverty, Tom noticed that nearly all of the cars in the car park were old and not washed in ages and covered in salt. Tom usually shops in Waitrose and it's noticeable how clean the cars are there. Now Tom is no snob but there is something called Pride and something to aspire to. Tom will not return. "
reeking of poverty omg

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I loves B&M!... I'm also poor

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By *adMerWoman  over a year ago

Sandwich

Isn’t pride one of the deadly sins?!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

-for the record, I shop all over including Waitrose - there are proper 'reekers' also fragrant fellows in all the shops

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

To be fair my house is nipping from all the B&M cleaning bargains I buy

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By *nightsoftheCoffeeTableCouple  over a year ago

Leeds

Fucking hell tom. If you think b&m smells like poverty. You should come on a day trip with me. I’ll blow your mind, for a similar experience you could take yourself to an off license on a council estate. But make sure your on first name terms with the local youth outside, you may walk home with no shoes on.

The mr

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I'm afraid, OP, that your post very much reeks of snobbery.

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By *ad NannaWoman  over a year ago

East London

I was introduced to B&M a few years ago. There's items in there I wouldn't usually buy that I bought.

It's one of those stores I go in when I don't know I needed something so much.

A bit like Wilkinsons or Home Bargains. I go in for batteries or a light bulb I can't get in Asda and come out with double-sided tape, plug socket covers, a sticker book for the baby and some chews for the dogs.

That wouldn't happen in Waitrose.

Savers is a dangerous place for a person to shop in.

I come out with three different disinfectants, reading glasses, 6 bottles of Baby Dove wash and a basket of odds and sods I didn't know existed.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

My car is going to remain salt-ridden until the rain washes it clean.

M

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Is B&M some kind of kink I haven't come across yet...?

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By *ad NannaWoman  over a year ago

East London

At the end of the day Tom, it's just stuff.

If you like paying over the odds for a bottle of bleach then good for you.

I've been in lots of cheap shops and not thought the smell is bad.

I'm going to Google my nearest Waitrose (we're too deprived to have one) and pay a visit to see what it smells like.

The only place I've been that smelled like richness was Canary Wharf shopping centre.

The smell was delightful.

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman  over a year ago

The Town by The Cross

The reek of poverty ? Honest sweat and chip fat.

The reek of wealth ? The blood of others...

Waitrose is okay if you want something

Hand-pulled, hand-cut, hand-glazed artisanal,bespoke , custom-crafted deconstructed. ...foraged.. item from the chef's menu curated by Tarquin ....

If it's just a bargain then B and M does nicely. Plus great snacks at reasonable prices. Pluse it's great for stocking up on pickled items and sauces....

Tom deludes Tom somewhat

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By *ad NannaWoman  over a year ago

East London


"Is B&M some kind of kink I haven't come across yet...? "

Only if housework gives you a hard on.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple  over a year ago

North West


"Is B&M some kind of kink I haven't come across yet...? "

Only if your kink is for discounted laundry liquid and cheap soft furnishings

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By *inky_couple2020Couple  over a year ago

North West


"Is B&M some kind of kink I haven't come across yet...?

Only if housework gives you a hard on."

Great minds, Nanna

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By *amantha TSWoman  over a year ago

Swindon

There are widely 2 types of people, those who shop in Waitrose and those who shop in Lidl.

Those who shop in Waitrose are usually skint as they are trying to appear wealthy by buying the best they can (and probably washing the salt of their cars)

Whereas those who shop in Lidl (and don't wash their car every week) are actually richer as they don't spend all their money on overpriced crap!

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman  over a year ago

The Town by The Cross


"Is B&M some kind of kink I haven't come across yet...?

Only if your kink is for discounted laundry liquid and cheap soft furnishings "

Not just cheap - nasty also

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By *ad NannaWoman  over a year ago

East London


"Is B&M some kind of kink I haven't come across yet...?

Only if housework gives you a hard on.

Great minds, Nanna "

I'm looking for a sub who likes shopping in B&M and housework

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Is B&M some kind of kink I haven't come across yet...?

Only if your kink is for discounted laundry liquid and cheap soft furnishings "

Got my ironing board in there. Haven't felt any sexual urge towards it yet..

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I go to home bargains, I’m too poor for b&m

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By *ad NannaWoman  over a year ago

East London


"Is B&M some kind of kink I haven't come across yet...?

Only if your kink is for discounted laundry liquid and cheap soft furnishings

Not just cheap - nasty also"

I got a box of lovely little pink Christmas baubles from B&M last year. They look nice next to my Fortnum and Mason hand painted ones.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I go to home bargains, I’m too poor for b&m"

Now you're talking my kind of shopping..

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By *ad NannaWoman  over a year ago

East London


"I go to home bargains, I’m too poor for b&m"

I thought B&M was cheaper than Home Bargains.

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman  over a year ago

The Town by The Cross


"Is B&M some kind of kink I haven't come across yet...?

Only if your kink is for discounted laundry liquid and cheap soft furnishings

Not just cheap - nasty also

I got a box of lovely little pink Christmas baubles from B&M last year. They look nice next to my Fortnum and Mason hand painted ones."

Fortnum and Mason is my tea bag, marmalade , sweeties and biscuit shop ...... then the mezzanine then nowt else.

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By *ttentiveRabbitMan  over a year ago

Lymington


"Isn’t pride one of the deadly sins?! "

I believe so is covert and lust to which I fail on a daily basis

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I dare'nt go in. I see all the lovely price tags and get an attack of 'what a bargain'

Half hour later & £50 poorer and it doesn't seem like such a bargain

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By *inky_couple2020Couple  over a year ago

North West


"There are widely 2 types of people, those who shop in Waitrose and those who shop in Lidl.

Those who shop in Waitrose are usually skint as they are trying to appear wealthy by buying the best they can (and probably washing the salt of their cars)

Whereas those who shop in Lidl (and don't wash their car every week) are actually richer as they don't spend all their money on overpriced crap!"

We shop at Sainsbury's because it's the closest supermarket. What does that mean?!

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By *amantha TSWoman  over a year ago

Swindon


"There are widely 2 types of people, those who shop in Waitrose and those who shop in Lidl.

Those who shop in Waitrose are usually skint as they are trying to appear wealthy by buying the best they can (and probably washing the salt of their cars)

Whereas those who shop in Lidl (and don't wash their car every week) are actually richer as they don't spend all their money on overpriced crap!

We shop at Sainsbury's because it's the closest supermarket. What does that mean?!"

Same as me! All about the Nectar points

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By *irginLad32Man  over a year ago

Catford

B&M have just released Poppets hot chocolate. You haven't lived until you've tried the mint one. It's the dogs bollocks.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple  over a year ago

in Lancashire

Reeking of poverty..

Toms in top troll form..

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By *ad NannaWoman  over a year ago

East London


"Is B&M some kind of kink I haven't come across yet...?

Only if your kink is for discounted laundry liquid and cheap soft furnishings

Not just cheap - nasty also

I got a box of lovely little pink Christmas baubles from B&M last year. They look nice next to my Fortnum and Mason hand painted ones.

Fortnum and Mason is my tea bag, marmalade , sweeties and biscuit shop ...... then the mezzanine then nowt else."

I shop online. I'd probably have to go into the city to find a store.

What are the marmalades like?

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By *inky_couple2020Couple  over a year ago

North West


"B&M have just released Poppets hot chocolate. You haven't lived until you've tried the mint one. It's the dogs bollocks. "

I don't think I'll like something that's the flavour of dog's bollocks

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By *ad NannaWoman  over a year ago

East London


"B&M have just released Poppets hot chocolate. You haven't lived until you've tried the mint one. It's the dogs bollocks.

I don't think I'll like something that's the flavour of dog's bollocks "

I think he means after your dog has eaten a whole pack of polos and licked itself clean.

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By *irginLad32Man  over a year ago

Catford


"B&M have just released Poppets hot chocolate. You haven't lived until you've tried the mint one. It's the dogs bollocks.

I don't think I'll like something that's the flavour of dog's bollocks "

Its more poodle than alsatian. Also its literally impossible to walk into a B&M and walk out with just one item. Its like a force takes over your body and fills a basket with crap you know you don't need but its 3 times cheaper than Tesco.

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By *sm265Woman  over a year ago

Shangri-la

I quite enjoy a trip to B&M. Far bigger selection of cleaning materials than the likes of Tesco, and at far more reasonable prices. They also stock lots of good snack type items which are great for the kids packed lunches.

Can't say I've particularly noticed the smell of poverty, there was a definite whiff of something 'herbal' the last time I was in there though.

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By *orphia2003Woman  over a year ago

Tonypandy.

I love B&M, home bargains, savers, Aldi, charity shops, Poundland etc.

Saves me loads of money to spend on hipster craft beers

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By *os19Man  over a year ago

Edmonton

I have heard of B & M stores and I have heard nothing but good things about them but the nearest one is a 45 minute walk which is why I stick to Home Bargains , Lidl and Asda which are a 15 minute walk from where I live.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Jeez, how judgemental

My car is filthy but that's because of where I live and constantly in the road. I wash it myself with a bucket and sponge but by the end of the next day it's filthy again. Do you suggest I have to wash my car every day?

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By *den-Valley-coupleCouple  over a year ago

Cumbria

A potato is a potato doesn't matter how much you pay for it Waitrose just profiteering out of a brand.

You're buying a family name nothing else you should always look for quality because higher price does not always give quality

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By *andyfloss2000Woman  over a year ago

ashford

Love b and m home bargains to! I'm poor x

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I love B&M, home bargains, savers, Aldi, charity shops, Poundland etc.

Saves me loads of money to spend on hipster craft beers"

Exactly this

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By *ad NannaWoman  over a year ago

East London


"Jeez, how judgemental

My car is filthy but that's because of where I live and constantly in the road. I wash it myself with a bucket and sponge but by the end of the next day it's filthy again. Do you suggest I have to wash my car every day? "

The chauffeur is supposed to do it.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Jeez, how judgemental

My car is filthy but that's because of where I live and constantly in the road. I wash it myself with a bucket and sponge but by the end of the next day it's filthy again. Do you suggest I have to wash my car every day?

The chauffeur is supposed to do it."

Ahhhh, yes of course. How could one forget.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Love this on the internet …loads more !

1. ‘Darling, do we need parmesan for both houses?’

2. ‘Please don’t rummage in the reduced bin darling, someone from the golf club might see you.’

3. ‘Darling what have I told you? It’s bay-zil, not baz-il. You’re making a fool of us.’

4. ‘You’ll like potato darling, it’s what Gnocchi is made of’

5. ‘No marinated artichokes? It’s like East Berlin in here’

6. ‘I’d never accept anything less than an inquisitively laid egg on my breakfast table.’

7. ‘Ever since they started to offer free coffee in here it has been like a bloody soup kitchen.’

8. ‘I went to ASDA once and the checkout assistant didn’t even know what Cambozola was. Rough as dogs.’

9. ‘Mummy, will we have to sell some of the holiday homes now that we have left the EU?’

10. ‘Simon, don’t get the basic hummus – you’ll make a laughing stock of me’

11. ‘Daddy does lego have a silent ‘T’, like merlot?’

12. ‘Elijah, put those down. I’ve told you what kind of people eat crisps’

13. ‘Don’t forget the Cashmere enriched toilet roll, darling.’

14. ‘Put the Daily Mail down right this instant.’

15. ‘Horatio! Put down that papaya!’

16. ‘It’s hardly Fortnum and Mason darling, but since daddy put me on a budget I’m having to cut back.’

17. ‘Yes darlings I know you have chicken pox but mummy MUST get bits for the dinner party or she’ll be a laughing stock.’

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Overheard in Waitrose (supposedly)


"Love this on the internet …loads more !

1. ‘Darling, do we need parmesan for both houses?’

2. ‘Please don’t rummage in the reduced bin darling, someone from the golf club might see you.’

3. ‘Darling what have I told you? It’s bay-zil, not baz-il. You’re making a fool of us.’

4. ‘You’ll like potato darling, it’s what Gnocchi is made of’

5. ‘No marinated artichokes? It’s like East Berlin in here’

6. ‘I’d never accept anything less than an inquisitively laid egg on my breakfast table.’

7. ‘Ever since they started to offer free coffee in here it has been like a bloody soup kitchen.’

8. ‘I went to ASDA once and the checkout assistant didn’t even know what Cambozola was. Rough as dogs.’

9. ‘Mummy, will we have to sell some of the holiday homes now that we have left the EU?’

10. ‘Simon, don’t get the basic hummus – you’ll make a laughing stock of me’

11. ‘Daddy does lego have a silent ‘T’, like merlot?’

12. ‘Elijah, put those down. I’ve told you what kind of people eat crisps’

13. ‘Don’t forget the Cashmere enriched toilet roll, darling.’

14. ‘Put the Daily Mail down right this instant.’

15. ‘Horatio! Put down that papaya!’

16. ‘It’s hardly Fortnum and Mason darling, but since daddy put me on a budget I’m having to cut back.’

17. ‘Yes darlings I know you have chicken pox but mummy MUST get bits for the dinner party or she’ll be a laughing stock.’

"

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man  over a year ago

Chelmsford


"A potato is a potato doesn't matter how much you pay for it Waitrose just profiteering out of a brand.

You're buying a family name nothing else you should always look for quality because higher price does not always give quality "

There are potatoes and potatoes. Some are flourey and some are waxy.

Toms favourite is Maris Peer.

A damned good potato. Waxy and so flavoursome. Try.

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By *ornLordMan  over a year ago

Wiltshire and London


"Tom just went into something called a B&M store for the first time. As well as the clientele reeking of poverty, Tom noticed that nearly all of the cars in the car park were old and not washed in ages and covered in salt. Tom usually shops in Waitrose and it's noticeable how clean the cars are there. Now Tom is no snob but there is something called Pride and something to aspire to. Tom will not return. "

Do Waitrose know how lucky they are?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Love this on the internet …loads more !

1. ‘Darling, do we need parmesan for both houses?’

2. ‘Please don’t rummage in the reduced bin darling, someone from the golf club might see you.’

3. ‘Darling what have I told you? It’s bay-zil, not baz-il. You’re making a fool of us.’

4. ‘You’ll like potato darling, it’s what Gnocchi is made of’

5. ‘No marinated artichokes? It’s like East Berlin in here’

6. ‘I’d never accept anything less than an inquisitively laid egg on my breakfast table.’

7. ‘Ever since they started to offer free coffee in here it has been like a bloody soup kitchen.’

8. ‘I went to ASDA once and the checkout assistant didn’t even know what Cambozola was. Rough as dogs.’

9. ‘Mummy, will we have to sell some of the holiday homes now that we have left the EU?’

10. ‘Simon, don’t get the basic hummus – you’ll make a laughing stock of me’

11. ‘Daddy does lego have a silent ‘T’, like merlot?’

12. ‘Elijah, put those down. I’ve told you what kind of people eat crisps’

13. ‘Don’t forget the Cashmere enriched toilet roll, darling.’

14. ‘Put the Daily Mail down right this instant.’

15. ‘Horatio! Put down that papaya!’

16. ‘It’s hardly Fortnum and Mason darling, but since daddy put me on a budget I’m having to cut back.’

17. ‘Yes darlings I know you have chicken pox but mummy MUST get bits for the dinner party or she’ll be a laughing stock.’

"

F&B has said 11 to me on more than one occasion.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Love this on the internet …loads more !

1. ‘Darling, do we need parmesan for both houses?’

2. ‘Please don’t rummage in the reduced bin darling, someone from the golf club might see you.’

3. ‘Darling what have I told you? It’s bay-zil, not baz-il. You’re making a fool of us.’

4. ‘You’ll like potato darling, it’s what Gnocchi is made of’

5. ‘No marinated artichokes? It’s like East Berlin in here’

6. ‘I’d never accept anything less than an inquisitively laid egg on my breakfast table.’

7. ‘Ever since they started to offer free coffee in here it has been like a bloody soup kitchen.’

8. ‘I went to ASDA once and the checkout assistant didn’t even know what Cambozola was. Rough as dogs.’

9. ‘Mummy, will we have to sell some of the holiday homes now that we have left the EU?’

10. ‘Simon, don’t get the basic hummus – you’ll make a laughing stock of me’

11. ‘Daddy does lego have a silent ‘T’, like merlot?’

12. ‘Elijah, put those down. I’ve told you what kind of people eat crisps’

13. ‘Don’t forget the Cashmere enriched toilet roll, darling.’

14. ‘Put the Daily Mail down right this instant.’

15. ‘Horatio! Put down that papaya!’

16. ‘It’s hardly Fortnum and Mason darling, but since daddy put me on a budget I’m having to cut back.’

17. ‘Yes darlings I know you have chicken pox but mummy MUST get bits for the dinner party or she’ll be a laughing stock.’

F&B has said 11 to me on more than one occasion."

You might know it as onze.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Wonders what Tom would make of my car! It was used as a storage for haybales and pig food up until recently...and covered in a substances far more nefarious than salt

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I guess if mixing with the great British unwashed is something that leaves you this traumatised. It is best to avoid.

Speak to your local MP, he or she will advise on how this is best done.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

It would take more than dirty cars and clientele to stop me from shopping.

Sounds snobby to me.

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By *urvySub87Woman  over a year ago

Near Wellingborough


"Tom just went into something called a B&M store for the first time. As well as the clientele reeking of poverty, Tom noticed that nearly all of the cars in the car park were old and not washed in ages and covered in salt. Tom usually shops in Waitrose and it's noticeable how clean the cars are there. Now Tom is no snob but there is something called Pride and something to aspire to. Tom will not return. "

Reeking of poverty but the last 2 times I've been in there I haven't spent less than £100 as for my car, no way I'm washing it daily after it's been sprayed with de-icer.

Sorry Tom but today, you're a complete snob

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By *etcplCouple  over a year ago

Gapping Fanny

I was in Sainsburys earlier and left my own fragrance in one of the aisles. The Mrs was not pleased!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Being relatively new to the forums, I'm not sure whether Tom is posting this "tongue in cheek"

I hope so, because up till now I rather liked Tom

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

The thing that comes to mind is that people with class aren’t snobs and snobs have no class.

Besides, Waitrose has an essentials range.

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
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O o O oo


"I was in Sainsburys earlier and left my own fragrance in one of the aisles. The Mrs was not pleased! "

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By *lderflower_AppleWoman  over a year ago

Basingstoke

I walk through Waitrose car park to and from work on the days I'm in the office. If Tom visited my Waitrose he'd see some of the oldest, filthiest bangers alongside some of the most affluent vehicles which were most likely driven by the chauffer.

He'd also see a car park full of puddles and mud, and on very cold mornings, people slipping over because Waitrose failed to put salt or grit down.

I guess that's Waitrose catering perfectly for all aspects of society!

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
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O o O oo

I don't go into B&M anymore , not because of the reek of poverty or dirty cars thing that you say is going on, but because it entices you to buy more than the one thing you went in for and you come out with so much cleaning stuff that you don't have to buy any for two years

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By *elvet RopeMan  over a year ago

by the big field

Tom is no far of the reek of poverty- neither is his butler, chauffeur or pilot- but at least he has a clean car as the handyman washes it twice daily with the tears of people kidn@pped from Home Bargains, just up the road from B&M

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Tom just went into something called a B&M store for the first time. As well as the clientele reeking of poverty, Tom noticed that nearly all of the cars in the car park were old and not washed in ages and covered in salt. Tom usually shops in Waitrose and it's noticeable how clean the cars are there. Now Tom is no snob but there is something called Pride and something to aspire to. Tom will not return. "

Tom comes across as very snobbish and ever so slightly judgemental

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
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O o O oo


"

Sorry Tom but today, you're a complete knob

Corrected that for you....Will I get a ban?

Yes

"

Yes

For info for everyone, don't attack a poster when posting as it results in a ban

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By *aximum_funMan  over a year ago

West Herts


"My car is going to remain salt-ridden until the rain washes it clean.

M"

I thought this was standard behaviour. No point taking it to the car wash, nature will provide!

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
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By *ssex_tom OP   Man  over a year ago

Chelmsford


"Tom just went into something called a B&M store for the first time. As well as the clientele reeking of poverty, Tom noticed that nearly all of the cars in the car park were old and not washed in ages and covered in salt. Tom usually shops in Waitrose and it's noticeable how clean the cars are there. Now Tom is no snob but there is something called Pride and something to aspire to. Tom will not return.

Reeking of poverty but the last 2 times I've been in there I haven't spent less than £100 as for my car, no way I'm washing it daily after it's been sprayed with de-icer.

Sorry Tom but today, you're a complete snob"

Tom does not want you get a ban. Tom is open to comments and alternative views.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

If one of those 'poverty stricken' women was to spread her legs for Tom, he'd be up there like a rat up a drain pipe.

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man  over a year ago

Chelmsford


"

Sorry Tom but today, you're a complete knob

Corrected that for you....Will I get a ban?

Yes

Yes

For info for everyone, don't attack a poster when posting as it results in a ban"

Leniency please.. Tom takes no offence

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By *aked2sumCouple  over a year ago

local


"If one of those 'poverty stricken' women was to spread her legs for Tom, he'd be up there like a rat up a drain pipe."

And even any of them poverty stricken men

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
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O o O oo


"

Sorry Tom but today, you're a complete knob

Corrected that for you....Will I get a ban?

Yes

Yes

For info for everyone, don't attack a poster when posting as it results in a ban

Leniency please.. Tom takes no offence "

You don't get to decide. The rules are there for everyone.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Where can I find forum rules?

They appear to be quite strict so umi need to know I'm not breaking them

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By *anielpiercedMan  over a year ago

by the seaside


"Tom just went into something called a B&M store for the first time. As well as the clientele reeking of poverty, Tom noticed that nearly all of the cars in the car park were old and not washed in ages and covered in salt. Tom usually shops in Waitrose and it's noticeable how clean the cars are there. Now Tom is no snob but there is something called Pride and something to aspire to. Tom will not return.

Waitrose Ewww peasant, it's all about that Fortnum and Mason life

I like Tom's posts they're funny. I hope that's his intention."

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
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O o O oo


"Tom just went into something called a B&M store for the first time. As well as the clientele reeking of poverty, Tom noticed that nearly all of the cars in the car park were old and not washed in ages and covered in salt. Tom usually shops in Waitrose and it's noticeable how clean the cars are there. Now Tom is no snob but there is something called Pride and something to aspire to. Tom will not return.

Reeking of poverty but the last 2 times I've been in there I haven't spent less than £100 as for my car, no way I'm washing it daily after it's been sprayed with de-icer.

Sorry Tom but today, you're a complete snob

Tom does not want you get a ban. "

They have not posted anything to get a ban

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman  over a year ago

The Town by The Cross


"Is B&M some kind of kink I haven't come across yet...?

Only if your kink is for discounted laundry liquid and cheap soft furnishings

Not just cheap - nasty also

I got a box of lovely little pink Christmas baubles from B&M last year. They look nice next to my Fortnum and Mason hand painted ones.

Fortnum and Mason is my tea bag, marmalade , sweeties and biscuit shop ...... then the mezzanine then nowt else.

I shop online. I'd probably have to go into the city to find a store.

What are the marmalades like?"

Sort of orangey

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By *enny PR9TV/TS  over a year ago

Southport

Tom loves the aisles of Waitrose,

With their rows of goods so fine.

He delights in the fresh produce,

And the bottles of wine align.

He strolls through the bakery,

And the aroma fills his nose.

He admires the cakes and pastries,

And the bread that's freshly rose.

But when he walks into B&M,

His disdain is plain to see.

Though the prices may be cheaper,

The quality is not to his degree.

He looks down on the discount stores,

Where the goods are not as grand.

He only wants the best for himself,

And so, he'll stick with Waitrose brand.

He finds the meat section lacking,

And the smell of stale steak.

He turns his nose up at the fish,

And the seafood that's past its peak.

He wanders through the cheese aisle,

And the smell of plastic, fake.

He takes his time with the dairy,

And the flavours that are fake.

Tom loves the store Waitrose,

For its luxury and class,

He'll never compromise on quality,

And looks down on the cheaper mass.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Tom loves the aisles of Waitrose,

With their rows of goods so fine.

He delights in the fresh produce,

And the bottles of wine align.

He strolls through the bakery,

And the aroma fills his nose.

He admires the cakes and pastries,

And the bread that's freshly rose.

But when he walks into B&M,

His disdain is plain to see.

Though the prices may be cheaper,

The quality is not to his degree.

He looks down on the discount stores,

Where the goods are not as grand.

He only wants the best for himself,

And so, he'll stick with Waitrose brand.

He finds the meat section lacking,

And the smell of stale steak.

He turns his nose up at the fish,

And the seafood that's past its peak.

He wanders through the cheese aisle,

And the smell of plastic, fake.

He takes his time with the dairy,

And the flavours that are fake.

Tom loves the store Waitrose,

For its luxury and class,

He'll never compromise on quality,

And looks down on the cheaper mass."

Very good

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By *ictoria_1976TV/TS  over a year ago

Lanson


"Reeking of poverty..

Toms in top troll form.."

Tom maybe a troll - but he's my favourite troll!

He's also very judgemental - I can tell by reading his posts!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Where can I find forum rules?

They appear to be quite strict so umi need to know I'm not breaking them "

When you were composing your post on this thread, if on mobile, just above the text window it states 'Please be awate of the forum rules before posting' and you'll note that sentence includes a link to those rules.

On the desktop version, it's expanded a little to include a coupke of the more common rules.

They're literally right in front of you

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Where can I find forum rules?

They appear to be quite strict so umi need to know I'm not breaking them

When you were composing your post on this thread, if on mobile, just above the text window it states 'Please be awate of the forum rules before posting' and you'll note that sentence includes a link to those rules.

On the desktop version, it's expanded a little to include a coupke of the more common rules.

They're literally right in front of you"

Got it....thanks

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By *ools and the brainCouple  over a year ago

couple, us we him her.

I'm with Tom on this one.

You B&M lot are stinking up the place for us clean folks.

Scumbags

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I'm with Tom on this one.

You B&M lot are stinking up the place for us clean folks.

Scumbags "

Are you a 'Home Bargains' couple then?

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By *ools and the brainCouple  over a year ago

couple, us we him her.


"I'm with Tom on this one.

You B&M lot are stinking up the place for us clean folks.

Scumbags

Are you a 'Home Bargains' couple then?

"

No idea what that means??

Our staff deal with all of that stuff,the Butler organisers our deliveries.

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By *ad NannaWoman  over a year ago

East London

Tom's just messing around.

I used to bump into him in Dagenham Sunday Market, with a dirty burger in his hand and savers ketchup dripping down his chin, carrying a plastic bag filled with knock off Nike t shirts

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By *ictoria_1976TV/TS  over a year ago

Lanson


"Tom's just messing around.

I used to bump into him in Dagenham Sunday Market, with a dirty burger in his hand and savers ketchup dripping down his chin, carrying a plastic bag filled with knock off Nike t shirts "

& He drinks in wetherspoons (he really does) so he can hardly look down on B&M shoppers!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Tom just went into something called a B&M store for the first time. As well as the clientele reeking of poverty, Tom noticed that nearly all of the cars in the car park were old and not washed in ages and covered in salt. Tom usually shops in Waitrose and it's noticeable how clean the cars are there. Now Tom is no snob but there is something called Pride and something to aspire to. Tom will not return. "

Pompous prick. How can people reek of poverty?. I think you should take your self pontificating attitude and shove it where the sun doesn't shine then my friend, you will smell of shite along with the drivel you're spouting

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man  over a year ago

Chelmsford


"Tom's just messing around.

I used to bump into him in Dagenham Sunday Market, with a dirty burger in his hand and savers ketchup dripping down his chin, carrying a plastic bag filled with knock off Nike t shirts "

Love it

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By *ud and BryanCouple  over a year ago

Boston, Lincolnshire

We often go to B&M straight from the gym as it's next door, so we probably do smell - though hopefully of clean sweat, rather than poverty.

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By *ilfCrumpet9Man  over a year ago

Wirral

I love shopping in B@M lots of bargains and I don't mind being poor.

Just a shame people judge others

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

B&M is quite fabulous for bargains and crap you never knew you needed but the queues I could cry. I dont take a basket because I am only buying One Thing, yes just One Thing, but always end up with a wobbly armful and then the one till open has fifty people eaçh with an overflowing trolley full of crap they never knew they needed either! Maximum patience required. Also I gave my number plate a good rub through the layers of silt, so have that Tom. I have a clean bit

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man  over a year ago

Chelmsford

Peoples are saying things

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By *heaspieswingerMan  over a year ago

Peak District

And this post will ensure that Tom never gets laid again

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Peoples are saying things "

Helped you bump again Tom

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"B&M is quite fabulous for bargains and crap you never knew you needed but the queues I could cry. I dont take a basket because I am only buying One Thing, yes just One Thing, but always end up with a wobbly armful and then the one till open has fifty people eaçh with an overflowing trolley full of crap they never knew they needed either! Maximum patience required. Also I gave my number plate a good rub through the layers of silt, so have that Tom. I have a clean bit "

The same can be said of most stores.

Go in for 5 items, come out with 20.

You can just get more of it in B&M.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I worked there for a few months back in '09

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