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By *olgate OP Man
over a year ago
on the road to nowhere in particular |
Those that know me will know that I would normally shop at the higher end stores for my groceries. Yesterday however, I had little alternative but to use an ASDA store close to a housebound relative to pick up a few provisions. I wasn't perturbed by the fully manned and extremely busy halal butchers. Nor was I shocked by the polish deli counter.
No what astounded me was the 6p charge for a "bag for life" carrier bag. Not 5pence as the government decrees but a whopping whole penny more for us to have to walk from the checkout to the car park advertising their cheapskate supermarket chain.
Scandalous!
Angry of Tunbridge Wells.
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over a year ago
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A bag for life is such a long term proposition ...... I couldn't commit to it....
I mean I'd worry about what would happen to me if the bag suddenly broke...  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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But the 5p only applies to the crappy thin bags which used to be free lol, the bags for life have always been more  but I do feel your pain at shopping in asda, I hate the place, only the best for me...I shop in Aldi  |
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"Theyve got fucking carrier bag police manning the self service till in tesco, a few years ago I would of gone dementated at what the woman did to me today
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Yeah, I asked one of the ladies if she was going to get a badge with "Bag Monitor" on, she wasn't amused  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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At my local Asda they don't trust us to pay for the bags at the self-service checkout. A woman walks around with a wadge of them over her arm waiting to be beckoned. I whistled to her as she couldn't hear me calling. It's so degrading  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Isnt the disposable bag supposed to be 5p and therefore a bag for life at 6p is much better value... "
Totally agree  .
Tesco charge 5p for the one use throwaway shite. The 6pence bag for life option can be exchanged for a new one every time it rips. Not many people know that!!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Ha was at Tesco got just outside and bag split and l asked for a refund lol bag for life my arse x"
They are meant to replace them focus. That's what Sainsbury's do! |
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over a year ago
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"Bags for life in Tesco are 10p so 6p is quite cheap.
As for Asda being 'cheapskate'.... Really  I must be really' cheapskate' because I love an Aldi shop! "
Nothing wrong with aldi! Shabby Chic is in... |
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"Those that know me will know that I would normally shop at the higher end stores for my groceries. Yesterday however, I had little alternative but to use an ASDA store close to a housebound relative..."
Oh my God, the humanity!!
How awful for you, 'having' to use an ASDA. I sincerely hope that in the fullness of time, you will be able to get over what must have been a terrible ordeal for you.
Meanwhile, in Syria...
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""Those that know me will know that I would normally shop at the higher end stores for my groceries. Yesterday however, I had little alternative but to use an ASDA store close to a housebound relative..."
Oh my God, the humanity!!
How awful for you, 'having' to use an ASDA. I sincerely hope that in the fullness of time, you will be able to get over what must have been a terrible ordeal for you.
Meanwhile, in Syria...
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sarcasm at its upmost, you sir are a genius |
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"Bags for life in Tesco are 10p so 6p is quite cheap.
As for Asda being 'cheapskate'.... Really I must be really' cheapskate' because I love an Aldi shop!
Nothing wrong with aldi! Shabby Chic is in... "
I love Aldi! OK the shops are a little... Rustic but the goods are generally quite delicious! Just to put it out there LIDL have a lovely bakery too! |
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""Those that know me will know that I would normally shop at the higher end stores for my groceries. Yesterday however, I had little alternative but to use an ASDA store close to a housebound relative..."
Oh my God, the humanity!!
How awful for you, 'having' to use an ASDA. I sincerely hope that in the fullness of time, you will be able to get over what must have been a terrible ordeal for you.
Meanwhile, in Syria...
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After using Waitrose, ASDA must be a bit of a come down. |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"Bags for life in Tesco are 10p so 6p is quite cheap.
As for Asda being 'cheapskate'.... Really I must be really' cheapskate' because I love an Aldi shop!
Nothing wrong with aldi! Shabby Chic is in...
I love Aldi! OK the shops are a little... Rustic but the goods are generally quite delicious! Just to put it out there LIDL have a lovely bakery too! "
I go to Lidl for the cheesy rolls, Stollen and frozen lobster. Last week I also managed to get the reflective insulator stuff for the back of the radiator* and a TENS machine. Who'd have thunk it?
I'm going to explore an Aldi on Wednesday.
* I have loads of reflective insulator stuff for the back of the radiator needing a good home.  |
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"Those that know me will know that I would normally shop at the higher end stores for my groceries. Yesterday however, I had little alternative but to use an ASDA store close to a housebound relative to pick up a few provisions. I wasn't perturbed by the fully manned and extremely busy halal butchers. Nor was I shocked by the polish deli counter.
No what astounded me was the 6p charge for a "bag for life" carrier bag. Not 5pence as the government decrees but a whopping whole penny more for us to have to walk from the checkout to the car park advertising their cheapskate supermarket chain.
Scandalous!
Angry of Tunbridge Wells.
C..."
It's 5p for a normal carrier bag and more, usually 10p (Sainsbury and Waitrose) for a bag for life. You got a bargain!! |
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"But the 5p only applies to the crappy thin bags which used to be free lol, the bags for life have always been more but I do feel your pain at shopping in asda, I hate the place, only the best for me...I shop in Aldi "
Aldi have always charged for bags. |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
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"If you have a bag for life and it falls apart, would you feel cheated or worried?"
They replace them for free allways have done it is a good deal.They also give free bags for fresh fish still
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"Bags for life in Tesco are 10p so 6p is quite cheap.
As for Asda being 'cheapskate'.... Really I must be really' cheapskate' because I love an Aldi shop!
Nothing wrong with aldi! Shabby Chic is in...
I love Aldi! OK the shops are a little... Rustic but the goods are generally quite delicious! Just to put it out there LIDL have a lovely bakery too!
I go to Lidl for the cheesy rolls, Stollen and frozen lobster. Last week I also managed to get the reflective insulator stuff for the back of the radiator* and a TENS machine. Who'd have thunk it?
I'm going to explore an Aldi on Wednesday.
* I have loads of reflective insulator stuff for the back of the radiator needing a good home. "
Did you get carried away with the bargain buying? The pain au chocolate are to die for, 3 for 90p YES that's right 3 of them for 90p.... They are 90p each in M&S!
Aldi is good! The meat is lovely, fruit and veg is lovely and fresh, the chocolate is that nice foreign stuff... You can't really go wrong! Apart from the fact they don't have an on site bakery! The Brioche buns are nice (4for£1... 2for£1 in M&S!)
I'm getting carried away now... I'll shut up |
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"Bags for life in Tesco are 10p so 6p is quite cheap.
As for Asda being 'cheapskate'.... Really I must be really' cheapskate' because I love an Aldi shop!
Nothing wrong with aldi! Shabby Chic is in...
I love Aldi! OK the shops are a little... Rustic but the goods are generally quite delicious! Just to put it out there LIDL have a lovely bakery too! "
Mr here, very fond of Lidl and the bakery. Never buy bags, I take the free boxes and put my shopping in there. The cats love the boxes too, so win-win for me! |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
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* I have loads of reflective insulator stuff for the back of the radiator needing a good home.
Did you get carried away with the bargain buying? The pain au chocolate are to die for, 3 for 90p YES that's right 3 of them for 90p.... They are 90p each in M&S!
Aldi is good! The meat is lovely, fruit and veg is lovely and fresh, the chocolate is that nice foreign stuff... You can't really go wrong! Apart from the fact they don't have an on site bakery! The Brioche buns are nice (4for£1... 2for£1 in M&S!)
I'm getting carried away now... I'll shut up "
Somehow we spent £100 in Lidl buying bargains! If we do the same this week for our visit to Aldi then it's a very good reason for me to stick to Waitrose.
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* I have loads of reflective insulator stuff for the back of the radiator needing a good home.
Did you get carried away with the bargain buying? The pain au chocolate are to die for, 3 for 90p YES that's right 3 of them for 90p.... They are 90p each in M&S!
Aldi is good! The meat is lovely, fruit and veg is lovely and fresh, the chocolate is that nice foreign stuff... You can't really go wrong! Apart from the fact they don't have an on site bakery! The Brioche buns are nice (4for£1... 2for£1 in M&S!)
I'm getting carried away now... I'll shut up
Somehow we spent £100 in Lidl buying bargains! If we do the same this week for our visit to Aldi then it's a very good reason for me to stick to Waitrose.
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Don't let the bargains drag you in! I do that in the pound shops, go in thinking ooohhh it's such good value... Get to the til £20 later and you get home with a bag full of stuff you don't need  |
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By *olgate OP Man
over a year ago
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""Those that know me will know that I would normally shop at the higher end stores for my groceries. Yesterday however, I had little alternative but to use an ASDA store close to a housebound relative..."
Oh my God, the humanity!!
How awful for you, 'having' to use an ASDA. I sincerely hope that in the fullness of time, you will be able to get over what must have been a terrible ordeal for you.
Meanwhile, in Syria...
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Do they have ASDA in Syria too?
No wonder there is civil war!
C... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"But the 5p only applies to the crappy thin bags which used to be free lol, the bags for life have always been more but I do feel your pain at shopping in asda, I hate the place, only the best for me...I shop in Aldi
Aldi have always charged for bags."
Yes they have and I own about 100 of them, great for pe and swimming kits too |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
"This is clearly a vital swinging issue!
Of course it is! Don't you take snacks to a meet?
Well, actually yes. Typically a packet of biscuits :o"
Liar! The other person brings the biscuits. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Some bags have improved quality dramatically. Boots 5p bags are almost bag for life quality now, whereas the old ones tore if they so much as looked at the pointy edge of a toothbrush in its cardboard packaging. |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
"Some bags have improved quality dramatically. Boots 5p bags are almost bag for life quality now, whereas the old ones tore if they so much as looked at the pointy edge of a toothbrush in its cardboard packaging."
I have a friend who works in the accounts team for a packaging company. She said that orders for the bags for life types had increased and that some retailers had changed their bag specifications knowing this was coming. They also expect to sell more canvas type bags over the next six months.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Those that know me will know that I would normally shop at the higher end stores for my groceries. Yesterday however, I had little alternative but to use an ASDA store close to a housebound relative to pick up a few provisions. I wasn't perturbed by the fully manned and extremely busy halal butchers. Nor was I shocked by the polish deli counter.
No what astounded me was the 6p charge for a "bag for life" carrier bag. Not 5pence as the government decrees but a whopping whole penny more for us to have to walk from the checkout to the car park advertising their cheapskate supermarket chain.
Scandalous!
Angry of Tunbridge Wells.
C..."
The bag for life is more expensive than the disposible.
But if your bag for life ever breaks you take it back and they give you a brand new one for free |
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By (user no longer on site)
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""Those that know me will know that I would normally shop at the higher end stores for my groceries. Yesterday however, I had little alternative but to use an ASDA store close to a housebound relative..."
Oh my God, the humanity!!
How awful for you, 'having' to use an ASDA. I sincerely hope that in the fullness of time, you will be able to get over what must have been a terrible ordeal for you.
Meanwhile, in Syria...
Do they have ASDA in Syria too?
No wonder there is civil war!
C..."
IS=Islamic State, ASDA=All Syrians, Dump Assad? |
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"But the 5p only applies to the crappy thin bags which used to be free lol, the bags for life have always been more but I do feel your pain at shopping in asda, I hate the place, only the best for me...I shop in Aldi
Aldi have always charged for bags.
Yes they have and I own about 100 of them, great for pe and swimming kits too "
I think ma ex once amassed a similar amount of Morrisons bags, she always forgot to put them in the car before we went shopping, so we ended up buying 3 or 4 more every time  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Us Scotts are laughing at you lot going into melt down. We have had this for a year! Take bags with you, fill them up, bring them home .... And repeat!
God it's not that hard!!!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Us Scotts are laughing at you lot going into melt down. We have had this for a year! Take bags with you, fill them up, bring them home .... And repeat!
God it's not that hard!!!!"
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By (user no longer on site)
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"At my local Asda they don't trust us to pay for the bags at the self-service checkout. A woman walks around with a wadge of them over her arm waiting to be beckoned. I whistled to her as she couldn't hear me calling. It's so degrading "
Also happens at Waitrose. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It's only a £1 for a trolley  "
Lol in a store in Denbigh north wales in the first week we had a charge for bags over ninety hand baskets went missing
Ae have got our heads around it now |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Some bags have improved quality dramatically. Boots 5p bags are almost bag for life quality now, whereas the old ones tore if they so much as looked at the pointy edge of a toothbrush in its cardboard packaging.
I have a friend who works in the accounts team for a packaging company. She said that orders for the bags for life types had increased and that some retailers had changed their bag specifications knowing this was coming. They also expect to sell more canvas type bags over the next six months.
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If someone can invent a bag that reminds me of its existence before I leave the house/car/office and stops me amassing 5000 of the things then I'd pay at least 50p for that |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I accidentally guesstimanted too many bags the other day. I actually asked for a refund (15p is 15p). I was told they don't refund bags if they're not faulty (seriously?!). The lady behind me received them. I think she'd have preferred flowers though. |
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Next time make your own bags. Reclaim old hankies, after washing the tears away, needle and cotton - free at many hotels, and you've a unique shopping accessory.
Or get a job in Asda and your staff discount should make the bag better value. |
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By *arry247Couple
over a year ago
Wakefield |
"Those that know me will know that I would normally shop at the higher end stores for my groceries. Yesterday however, I had little alternative but to use an ASDA store close to a housebound relative to pick up a few provisions. I wasn't perturbed by the fully manned and extremely busy halal butchers. Nor was I shocked by the polish deli counter.
No what astounded me was the 6p charge for a "bag for life" carrier bag. Not 5pence as the government decrees but a whopping whole penny more for us to have to walk from the checkout to the car park advertising their cheapskate supermarket chain.
Scandalous!
Angry of Tunbridge Wells.
C..."
No the real scandal is we are paying twice for the carrier bags.
Think about it carrier bags were perviously paid by the shoppers as part of the genearl costs the store used to set the price of the goods they sold.
Now we have an additional levy on buying the bags we have already paid for to carry the goods we have purchased. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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The actual annoyance is I now have to buy with money plastic bags to go into my kitchen bin which was specifically designed to utilise biodegradable supermarket carrier bags.
So pocket impact is increased, and so is environmental impact. |
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"The actual annoyance is I now have to buy with money plastic bags to go into my kitchen bin which was specifically designed to utilise biodegradable supermarket carrier bags.
So pocket impact is increased, and so is environmental impact. "
.... shopping bags made from other materials are available |
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By *r TriomanMan
over a year ago
Chippenham Malmesbury area |
"Bags for life in Tesco are 10p so 6p is quite cheap.
As for Asda being 'cheapskate'.... Really I must be really' cheapskate' because I love an Aldi shop!
Nothing wrong with aldi! Shabby Chic is in...
I love Aldi! OK the shops are a little... Rustic but the goods are generally quite delicious! Just to put it out there LIDL have a lovely bakery too!
I go to Lidl for the cheesy rolls, Stollen and frozen lobster. Last week I also managed to get the reflective insulator stuff for the back of the radiator* and a TENS machine. Who'd have thunk it?
I'm going to explore an Aldi on Wednesday.
* I have loads of reflective insulator stuff for the back of the radiator needing a good home. "
Stollen lobster??? You criminal |
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"Theyve got fucking carrier bag police manning the self service till in tesco, a few years ago I would of gone dementated at what the woman did to me today
Yeah, I asked one of the ladies if she was going to get a badge with "Bag Monitor" on, she wasn't amused "
Sounded like she,d got a bag on.. just cut two holes in it And you have your own burka.. |
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"It's only a £1 for a trolley
Lol in a store in Denbigh north wales in the first week we had a charge for bags over ninety hand baskets went missing
Ae have got our heads around it now "
the english holiday makers kicking off at abergele tesco checkout used to make me chuckle |
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"Theyve got fucking carrier bag police manning the self service till in tesco, a few years ago I would of gone dementated at what the woman did to me today
Yeah, I asked one of the ladies if she was going to get a badge with "Bag Monitor" on, she wasn't amused Sounded like she,d got a bag on.. just cut two holes in it And you have your own burka.. "
My Local co- op is selling the green plastic carrier bags 10p each, you,d Need a number of them for life but one Will or should out live many cheap Carrier bags, I take my own whenever I Can now even before the price tag was Issued, home shopping unfortuneately for it is a bit of a downer. |
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By *arry247Couple
over a year ago
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Doesn't anyone else remember when we used to take shopping baskets when shopping.
However that was in the days when people were able to plan a shopping trip rather than call in on the way back from work |
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"Doesn't anyone else remember when we used to take shopping baskets when shopping.
However that was in the days when people were able to plan a shopping trip rather than call in on the way back from work"
Blimey shopping baskets certainly a thing of the past I just Vaguely remember them by the time the 1980,s came they were rare then.. |
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By *olgate OP Man
over a year ago
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And the old bat in front with the shopping trolley, slowly packing her items one by one until the trolley is full.....
Then trying to retrieve her purse from the very bottom |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
"Some bags have improved quality dramatically. Boots 5p bags are almost bag for life quality now, whereas the old ones tore if they so much as looked at the pointy edge of a toothbrush in its cardboard packaging.
I have a friend who works in the accounts team for a packaging company. She said that orders for the bags for life types had increased and that some retailers had changed their bag specifications knowing this was coming. They also expect to sell more canvas type bags over the next six months.
If someone can invent a bag that reminds me of its existence before I leave the house/car/office and stops me amassing 5000 of the things then I'd pay at least 50p for that "
Get yourself an Onya. I have had one for five years and it's still going strong.
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"Sorry whats wrong with asda? Im happy to pay 6p than pay more on everything at watrose...  "
did you not know its beneath some to go anywhere else other than waitrose, I'd have a long fucking walk to mine think the nearest is about 25 miles away |
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"Sorry whats wrong with asda? Im happy to pay 6p than pay more on everything at watrose... did you not know its beneath some to go anywhere else other than waitrose, I'd have a long fucking walk to mine think the nearest is about 25 miles away "
I prefer to be under people i guess |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Sorry whats wrong with asda? Im happy to pay 6p than pay more on everything at watrose... did you not know its beneath some to go anywhere else other than waitrose, I'd have a long fucking walk to mine think the nearest is about 25 miles away
I prefer to be under people i guess "
oh good I would prefer that to x |
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By (user no longer on site)
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'Bag For Life' my arse. I bought one of the very first hessian 'bag for life' when Tesco introduced them, many years ago. Paid a quid and they said if it ever needed replacing, I'd get another free.
When the bag eventually started falling apart, I took it for a replacement and Tesco flatly refused. Buggers made me pay £1.50 for a new one.
Also - Morrison's self-service till can't detect when you re-use a (bog-standard) carrierbag, so you have to say NO, then enter 0 bags, at the end.
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By *olgate OP Man
over a year ago
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"Sorry whats wrong with asda? Im happy to pay 6p than pay more on everything at watrose... "
It's the quality of the rose scented ironing water don't you know.
C... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It's tempting to say, if I purchase a load of goods, when the checkout person says 'do you want a bag?' to reply 'no, I'm going to balance it all on the end of my cock'. "
You could if you bought ring donuts.
I was going to say polo mints.... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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You do realise this is all imaterial as the Govt messed up the new 'law' surrounding it and therefore its not illegal for stores to give them away anyhow? |
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"You do realise this is all imaterial as the Govt messed up the new 'law' surrounding it and therefore its not illegal for stores to give them away anyhow?"
The "Carrier-Bag" Tax !!! 
What's Next - 1p per sheet of toilet roll ??  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"If someone can invent a bag that reminds me of its existence before I leave the house/car/office and stops me amassing 5000 of the things then I'd pay at least 50p for that "
Listen to Tim Minchin - Canvas Bag song |
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I work in the building trade, and can get rubble sacks from the builders merchants for free on the company account. I'm taking a load of Travis Perkins/Jewson bags to the supermarket next time i go shopping. |
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"If someone can invent a bag that reminds me of its existence before I leave the house/car/office and stops me amassing 5000 of the things then I'd pay at least 50p for that
Listen to Tim Minchin - Canvas Bag song "
The man is a God! |
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