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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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So I live near an asda and just wondering if it's true that single people go on certain night's hoping to meet other singles. Is this true and if so what night's are they ? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I go on random nights in the hope of finding all the items I want, that the self scanner doesn’t mess with me and that the car park is a painless experience. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I think a long time ago, a 'tip' for men meeting singles, was to go supermarket shopping, glance at women's wedding fingers. If they appeared single, approach them and ask for advice on cooking or something to generate chatting in a neutral environment instead of the pub  |
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By *iss SJWoman
over a year ago
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"I think a long time ago, a 'tip' for men meeting singles, was to go supermarket shopping, glance at women's wedding fingers. If they appeared single, approach them and ask for advice on cooking or something to generate chatting in a neutral environment instead of the pub "
Haha was Asda open in the 1950’s? |
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"I think a long time ago, a 'tip' for men meeting singles, was to go supermarket shopping, glance at women's wedding fingers. If they appeared single, approach them and ask for advice on cooking or something to generate chatting in a neutral environment instead of the pub "
. Maybe so who knows like I said I heard it on radio awhile back so just wondered if it still or even did happen |
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"I think a long time ago, a 'tip' for men meeting singles, was to go supermarket shopping, glance at women's wedding fingers. If they appeared single, approach them and ask for advice on cooking or something to generate chatting in a neutral environment instead of the pub
Haha was Asda open in the 1950’s? "
not sure I don't even think granways on holderness rd was open then |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think a long time ago, a 'tip' for men meeting singles, was to go supermarket shopping, glance at women's wedding fingers. If they appeared single, approach them and ask for advice on cooking or something to generate chatting in a neutral environment instead of the pub
Haha was Asda open in the 1950’s? "
I said 'supermarkets', not Asda. I wasn't around in the 50's either lady   |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Maybe but I tend to go when I need to but food rather than to eye up everyone in the aisles. I like looking at what is in other people’s baskets and trollies though. You learn a lot from what’s on that conveyor belt. |
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By *iss SJWoman
over a year ago
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"I think a long time ago, a 'tip' for men meeting singles, was to go supermarket shopping, glance at women's wedding fingers. If they appeared single, approach them and ask for advice on cooking or something to generate chatting in a neutral environment instead of the pub
Haha was Asda open in the 1950’s?
I said 'supermarkets', not Asda. I wasn't around in the 50's either lady "
I didn’t mean you were I meant the idea of men checking if ladies were wearing a wedding ring before chatting to them seems a bit 1950’s.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think a long time ago, a 'tip' for men meeting singles, was to go supermarket shopping, glance at women's wedding fingers. If they appeared single, approach them and ask for advice on cooking or something to generate chatting in a neutral environment instead of the pub
Haha was Asda open in the 1950’s?
I said 'supermarkets', not Asda. I wasn't around in the 50's either lady
I didn’t mean you were I meant the idea of men checking if ladies were wearing a wedding ring before chatting to them seems a bit 1950’s. "
Put the shovel down. |
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By *iss SJWoman
over a year ago
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"I think a long time ago, a 'tip' for men meeting singles, was to go supermarket shopping, glance at women's wedding fingers. If they appeared single, approach them and ask for advice on cooking or something to generate chatting in a neutral environment instead of the pub
Haha was Asda open in the 1950’s?
I said 'supermarkets', not Asda. I wasn't around in the 50's either lady
I didn’t mean you were I meant the idea of men checking if ladies were wearing a wedding ring before chatting to them seems a bit 1950’s.
Put the shovel down. "
When you put your spoon down  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think a long time ago, a 'tip' for men meeting singles, was to go supermarket shopping, glance at women's wedding fingers. If they appeared single, approach them and ask for advice on cooking or something to generate chatting in a neutral environment instead of the pub
Haha was Asda open in the 1950’s?
I said 'supermarkets', not Asda. I wasn't around in the 50's either lady
I didn’t mean you were I meant the idea of men checking if ladies were wearing a wedding ring before chatting to them seems a bit 1950’s.
Put the shovel down.
When you put your spoon down "
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By (user no longer on site)
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I remember it was something like if you put a large galaxy bar in your trolley front it meant you were available it was for the late night singleton shoppers |
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There is a dating app called Happn. It links you to people you pass by. Not great up north but busy in London. I actually went on a date with someone who it turned out was working in the same building as me. It matched us as we were close. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I remember it was something like if you put a large galaxy bar in your trolley front it meant you were available it was for the late night singleton shoppers"
yes I believe that was the code. Don't know if it was galaxy though
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"I remember it was something like if you put a large galaxy bar in your trolley front it meant you were available it was for the late night singleton shoppers"
So my penchant for galaxy family sized bars was the reason I kept getting approached by all those ladies in Tesco!...  |
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