Do you like Aldi?

I really can't understand for the life of me why people should be embarrassed about where they shop. What difference does it make? If you can buy an essential item cheaper elsewhere then why not?

If Mr Patel at my my corner shop could match the big stores in price and range then that is where my money would go.

Reebok Trotter wrote:I really can't understand for the life of me why people should be embarrassed about where they shop. What difference does it make? If you can buy an essential item cheaper elsewhere then why not?

If Mr Patel at my my corner shop could match the big stores in price and range then that is where my money would go.

I read somewhere that Waitrose are now giving out free brews to customers, and some people aren't happy as it attracts the wrong sort of clientele.

Imagine being such an utter fuckwit.

I bet Whittam's a Waitrose girl.

doffcocker wrote:

Reebok Trotter wrote:I really can't understand for the life of me why people should be embarrassed about where they shop. What difference does it make? If you can buy an essential item cheaper elsewhere then why not?

If Mr Patel at my my corner shop could match the big stores in price and range then that is where my money would go.

I read somewhere that Waitrose are now giving out free brews to customers, and some people aren't happy as it attracts the wrong sort of clientele.

Imagine being such an utter fuckwit.

I bet Whittam's a Waitrose girl.

Yes, she works on the checkout!   

karlypants wrote:

doffcocker wrote:

Reebok Trotter wrote:I really can't understand for the life of me why people should be embarrassed about where they shop. What difference does it make? If you can buy an essential item cheaper elsewhere then why not?

If Mr Patel at my my corner shop could match the big stores in price and range then that is where my money would go.

I read somewhere that Waitrose are now giving out free brews to customers, and some people aren't happy as it attracts the wrong sort of clientele.

Imagine being such an utter fuckwit.

I bet Whittam's a Waitrose girl.

Yes, she works on the checkout, bent over with her pant's down, she will do anything for a rise.  

 

Mr Magoo wrote:

karlypants wrote:

doffcocker wrote:

Reebok Trotter wrote:I really can't understand for the life of me why people should be embarrassed about where they shop. What difference does it make? If you can buy an essential item cheaper elsewhere then why not?

If Mr Patel at my my corner shop could match the big stores in price and range then that is where my money would go.

I read somewhere that Waitrose are now giving out free brews to customers, and some people aren't happy as it attracts the wrong sort of clientele.

Imagine being such an utter fuckwit.

I bet Whittam's a Waitrose girl.

Yes, she works on the checkout, bent over with her pant's down, she will do anything for a rise.  

 

  

Aldi's bloody fantastic,no doubt about it. I'm a recent convert but it saves me an absolute fortune on the weekly shopping. Quality wise most of the stuff is excellent as well. My cat is fussy as hell and just turns it's nose up and walks away when presented with the likes of Whiskas and Felix but tucks into Aldi's catfood like it's a delicacy. Likewise the dog (with dogfood). What more proof do you need of quality. The Shipsterns draught bitter is excellent and is only 2.99 for 4 cans,much nicer than Boddies, Smiths or Tetleys.
I'm an ex-Morrisons regular but when I walk round there these days I just think they're taking the piss with how their prices rise from week to week.

I buy the Shipsterns bitter as well. It's a decent slurp.

rammywhite wrote:Going to Aldi in Ramsbottom on Saturday mornings is one of the highlights of the week for me. You meet lots of toffs in there wearing shades and scarves covering their faces to hide their embarrassment. Their cheese is cheap and good value- and their sliced ham is better than anyone else's.

Glad you mentioned the ham rammy, it is excellent.

Soul Kitchen wrote:
Glad you mentioned the ham rammy, it is excellent.

You pair of sad fuckwits. There's more to life than sliced ham.

Natasha Whittam wrote: There's more to life than sliced ham.

Not if you are a pig.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Soul Kitchen wrote:
Glad you mentioned the ham rammy, it is excellent.

You pair of sad fuckwits. There's more to life than sliced ham.

You stick to your potted Beef!!
Once again you are out of step with the real world, stop smarting and get a life you moaning cnut!

Soul Kitchen wrote:

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Soul Kitchen wrote:
Glad you mentioned the ham rammy, it is excellent.

You pair of sad fuckwits. There's more to life than sliced ham.

You stick to your potted Beef!!
Once again you are out of step with the real world, stop smarting and get a life you moaning cnut!

  fancy saying that to a Lady.

Mr Magoo wrote:

Soul Kitchen wrote:

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Soul Kitchen wrote:
Glad you mentioned the ham rammy, it is excellent.

You pair of sad fuckwits. There's more to life than sliced ham.

You stick to your potted Beef!!
Once again you are out of step with the real world, stop smarting and get a life you moaning cnut!

  fancy saying that to a Lady.

Are you sure about that fact Magoo?
As a side did you see that programme about them blokes masking and dressing like dolls?

Mr Magoo wrote:

Soul Kitchen wrote:

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Soul Kitchen wrote:
Glad you mentioned the ham rammy, it is excellent.

You pair of sad fuckwits. There's more to life than sliced ham.

You stick to your potted Beef!!
Once again you are out of step with the real world, stop smarting and get a life you moaning cnut!

  fancy saying that to a Ladyboy.