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richardiox 8,014 posts
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beastmaster wrote:
That is unbelievably vile.
Friend of mine is utterly distraught. Her food delivery was nicked off her doorstep. -
General_Martok 1,080 posts
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Registered 4 years agobeastmaster wrote:
That's disgusting
Friend of mine is utterly distraught. Her food delivery was nicked off her doorstep.
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X201 20,224 posts
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Registered 14 years agobeastmaster wrote:
Can’t think of the words. Just feel deflated.
Friend of mine is utterly distraught. Her food delivery was nicked off her doorstep.
I got up at 5:30 this morning to get the milk in from the doorstep, just in case some Humphrey came and took it. -
Not-a-reviewer 6,040 posts
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Registered 6 years agoI didn’t know any places just left it on the doorstep. -
Not-a-reviewer 6,040 posts
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Registered 6 years agoDirt3 wrote:
Wouldn’t really help because it then ties up delivery drivers with lots of small deliveries to pubs and then to customers.
TechnoHippy wrote:
It would be good if pubs started doing beer deliverys. Or even started stocking crates of bottles/cans that people could pick up.
My local pub has just dropped the last of their bottled lager on my doorstep - very kind of them. It's a tequila beer I've never tried before, but better than the nothing I managed from the supermarket.
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mothercruncher 17,361 posts
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Registered 14 years ago@Dirt3 Really don’t know and was planning to save it for when the zombies come, but cracked on day one. I’ll stop drinking when it makes me wince I guess. -
Armoured_Bear 28,355 posts
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Registered 8 years agoI got an email from my Swiss Irn-Bru Xtra supplier earlier saying that their suppliers were all stopping working so they could only supply what they have in stock.
I bought 48 cans as it may be many, many months before they're available again, they go in and out of stock. I haven't bought any differently at all apart from this, it's a niche product here that probs no-one would even notice but I feel a bit guilty.... -
JamboWayOh 17,780 posts
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Registered 7 years agoCalm down Pablo Escobar. -
Load_2.0 31,056 posts
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Registered 17 years agoPaul Gascoigne, George Best, Truman Capote, Hemmingway...
But Pablo Escobar.... ? -
JamboWayOh 17,780 posts
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Registered 7 years agoHis Irn Bru Xtra 'supplier'. -
KD 2,520 posts
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Registered 14 years agoWe may get a lot of random acts of thieving unless they start to think about what they call "people with hectic lifestyles" in the media, no help to them so far and as much as people hate the scummy cunts there is a lot of good but desperate people having hard times right now in that group.
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X201 20,224 posts
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Registered 14 years agoHere’s one from left field.
Save an egg box.
Although there’s absolutely no problem with egg supply- there’s the millions of eggs that MacDonalds would have used available- there is a problem with the supply of egg boxes. The main supplier, a Dutch company, has shut down for two weeks to protect its workers, which is causing a few problems packaging the MacDonald’s eggs.
Taking your own box back to the supermarket and having a new barcode sticker put on the box is one possible solution that’s being pondered.
(Source: Farming Today, 25/3/2020)
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000glbb
Edit: Added link
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Dougs 92,762 posts
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Registered 17 years agoPretty much a full delivery yesterday, bar a few things that fell off. Butter and lactose free milk being the biggies. Oh, and no bog roll. Seemed much more expensive than usual though, and I suspect that's because a) I bought a bit more booze than normal b) had to buy more branded stuff than I would normally and c) definitely less offers presumably to discourage people from going in. -
nickthegun 80,534 posts
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Registered 14 years agoMy mate has his Tesco deliver cancelled with no warning last night so, naturally, the wife was up all night freaking out. -
richardiox 8,014 posts
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Registered 16 years agoChecking my local community Facebook groups and now have contacts for about a dozen locally grocers, bakers, butchers and start ups who are doing delivery. -
Dougs 92,762 posts
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Registered 17 years agoYikes.
@nick
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Dougs 92,762 posts
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Registered 17 years agorichardiox wrote:
Yeah, same here. Got to be some good that comes out of this, perhaps it'll make us less reliable on supermarkets. Hmm
Checking my local community Facebook groups and now have contacts for about a dozen locally grocers, bakers, butchers and start ups who are doing delivery. -
SnackPlissken 1,604 posts
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Registered 2 years agoI've been going to the local grocer in town. At the weekend he was stocked full of fresh goods. -
nickthegun 80,534 posts
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Registered 14 years agoHeh, it seems to he only people in London are roving bands of journalists walking around, wagging their fingers at builders. -
Nexus_6 4,620 posts
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Registered 16 years agoThis should hopefully be a big benefit of scary times.
To supplement the Brexit Stockpile we have been going to a farm delivery for fruit and veg for nearly a year.
Initially this was mainly part of a push to get away from plastic wrapped veg but it has now meant a relatively secure supply of fresh food not reliant on supermarkets.
I grumbled it was expensive but actually the resultant drop in the Aldi weekly shop pretty much covered it.
Milk delivery from a farm is another good one.
The problem for those looking to get in to this now is demand is through the roof - we got an email saying they would continue to serve us but couldn’t take new custom... -
Dougs 92,762 posts
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Registered 17 years agonickthegun wrote:
And photographers trying to desperately capture moody photos of empty streets. Which aren't very empty because there are thousands of them
Heh, it seems to he only people in London are roving bands of journalists walking around, wagging their fingers at builders. -
sport 15,707 posts
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Registered 14 years agoAny dads currently watching their kids jumping around to Joe Wicks? :-D -
Nexus_6 4,620 posts
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Registered 16 years agoNo - mine starts then gets bored after about 20 seconds. He must have got that from me! -
EMarkM 4,720 posts
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Registered 12 years agosport wrote:
We’ve done two days so far, and intend to continue. All are joining in.
Any dads currently watching their kids jumping around to Joe Wicks? :-D
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nickthegun 80,534 posts
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Registered 14 years agoOn a similar theme, Alex Horne is doing a national Taskmaster
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCT5C7yaO3RVuOgwP8JVAujQ -
Dougs 92,762 posts
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Registered 17 years agoSteve Backshall has just done a live stream of all things nature and stuff too. David Wallaims is reading a new audio short story every day too. Loads getting involved, which is ace -
JoeBlade 4,690 posts
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Registered 17 years agoThis is a bit concerning: the supermarket closest to me is still very frequently/consistently out of certain goods (TP being one) after, hmm, 3 weeks or so of lockdown here in Belgium.
Thing is: the place is not easily accessible by car - i.e. serious hoarders have difficulty getting there - and they've introduced a policy over a week ago whereby shoppers are only entitled to one (relatively small) basket per person. At the same time the supermarket is part of the chain that allegedly has the best supply in the country at the moment.
I can only imagine a huge horde queuing up before opening time every day. If so, that'd really help prevent the virus spread. /sarcasm off -
beastmaster 19,978 posts
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Registered 15 years agoI just wonder if after this is all over, will we actually learn anything. Has this changed things forever? I seriously doubt it. People have short memories and I'm sure maximum cuntage will resume as normal.
If anything, next kind of threat will see people start stockpiling quicker. -
beastmaster wrote:
It will only change if we make it change.
I just wonder if after this is all over, will we actually learn anything. Has this changed things forever? I seriously doubt it. People have short memories and I'm sure maximum cuntage will resume as normal.
If anything, next kind of threat will see people start stockpiling quicker.
Make political parties of all colours understand that the NHS isn't a political football, it's a nationally important asset that is above party politics.
Ditto the BBC
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