A CHEEKY CHEEKY Saturday

That doesn't seem to be the case here any more. They are definitely creeping into very middle class areas.

AND LONG MAY IT CONTINUE
I don't think the RICH would allow it here. There's a video of old bourgeois women from the 16ème arrondissement protesting when François Hollande was elected, one of them literally OUTRAGED how the left is going to force her to run her errands at Lidl now :D
 
Halloween really has become a big thing over here hasn't it. Just seen so many houses done up
 
I would decorate my house but I don't want to encourage anyone ringing the bell for treats.
 
The Co-op near Columbia Road is even WORSE. The staff are openly aggressive with each other and it’s just VILE

Also, why do we need a Sainsbury’s NEXT DOOR? Bring back the days when there was just that lovely Costcutter :disco:
 
Halloween really has become a big thing over here hasn't it. Just seen so many houses done up

In my local disgusting community Facebook group there seems to be a very definite plan for people to trim up the house because kids won't be going out trick or treating. You can submit your house so there's a trail to walk around gawping.
 
Halloween really has become a big thing over here hasn't it. Just seen so many houses done up
I've had a couple of people over facebook DEVASTATED about their Halloween parties being cancelled by lockdown. HO FUCKING HUM.
 
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In my local disgusting community Facebook group there seems to be a very definite plan for people to trim up the house because kids won't be going out trick or treating. You can submit your house so there's a trail to walk around gawping.

I've just put stuff up inside the house :D You know my usual toilet roll craft
 
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I would decorate my house but I don't want to encourage anyone ringing the bell for treats.

My next-door-but-one neighbour has their Christmas tree up in the living room window. Saw it on Thursday night when I went to put the bin out.
 
One time I went in there and there was just no food. Like actually nothing to eat

another time I picked up a pack of blueberries and there was fur on them and I couldn’t even be bothered to take them back, as I knew the procedure would take about 17 years
 
Lovely AKDENIZ for one. Red wine at 3 in the morning? OH GO ON THEN

The sheer QUANTITY of 24 hour shops in the area is also a plus, especially the one on Church St. who used to have the sexy Afghan boy on the night shift.
 
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One time I went in there and there was just no food. Like actually nothing to eat

another time I picked up a pack of blueberries and there was fur on them and I couldn’t even be bothered to take them back, as I knew the procedure would take about 17 years

:D It’s also FAR TOO SMALL with stupidly narrow aisles. Talk about NOSE TO NIPPLE
 
Unless you exclusively shop in M&S food halls/rely on Harrods delivering, there's absolutely no reason to get snooty about Lidl or Aldi any more. Their newer stores are frankly better than most other places.

I was going to include Waitrose, but I went to their Pontprennau branch the other week, and it was that bad it may as well have been an Asda.
 
Unless you exclusively shop in M&S food halls/rely on Harrods delivering, there's absolutely no reason to get snooty about Lidl or Aldi any more. Their newer stores are frankly better than most other places.

I was going to include Waitrose, but I went to their Pontprennau branch the other week, and it was that bad it may as well have been an Asda.
Totally agree. In fact a lot of the foodand alcohol we buy in Aldi is nicer than in other supermarkets.

I never understand supermarket snobbery. Mandy and I could easily afford to shop elsewhere, but don't see why we should when we can get identical if not better products for far less.
 
We've a new lidl down the road to us and the layout is amazing, it's so spacious and well stocked I happily go there. Although I do prefer Aldi slightly overall
 
Aldi do really good meat. Not that I eat much meat, but Mandy loves it.

And their gin collection :disco:
 
Unless you exclusively shop in M&S food halls/rely on Harrods delivering, there's absolutely no reason to get snooty about Lidl or Aldi any more. Their newer stores are frankly better than most other places.

I was going to include Waitrose, but I went to their Pontprennau branch the other week, and it was that bad it may as well have been an Asda.

I still know of people who go on their weekly shop to Aldi and go armed with their car boot full of M&S bags for life.
 
Totally agree. In fact a lot of the foodand alcohol we buy in Aldi is nicer than in other supermarkets.

I never understand supermarket snobbery. Mandy and I could easily afford to shop elsewhere, but don't see why we should when we can get identical if not better products for far less.

In terms of produce, with the exception of perhaps a couple of brand names, I genuinely prefer Lidl or Aldi now.

The only difference I would see now is the general ambience of the stores.
 

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