Some of the Post Offices in Central London have machines you can use instead of the counter clerks, usually beats the queue once you have worked out how to use them
I love self scan - it is definitely the best invention in the world ever. Though it is annoying when really slow people are working out how to use the machine.
I love the self scan too but the ones in Sainsburys are definitely not as good as the ones in Tescos. I don't think I've used them in other supermarkets yet.
The Post Office ones are excellent but a bit of a problem if you're weighing a number of different sized parcels, as it's hard to know which sticker goes with which parcel when they're all printed out together at the end
Re: the new Wetherspoons pub in CE. I spoke to scaffolder on Friday who said Wethersoons first started in this area. I believe it was actually Musie Hill, but its close enough. So we've no business being snooty about it.
I bar-crawled from The Noble to the World’s End on Saturday - even loosing my WLM virginity in the process. I must say that the first few jars in the Noble were very pleasant indeed. The barkeep allowed me to throw logs on the fire and poke it occasionally, making me feel very manly indeed. As well as warm.
It was a car show room with garage bit being at the back of current pub.
The florist was also a car show room and the glass doors it has is a bit like it was in WLM before the changes.
The glass door used to be open with all the cars on display. Never saw Arthur Daley though.
I read* that the WLM used to be a pub favoured by occultists before it became a Wetherspoons.
*annoyingly I can't locate the book, it's here somewhere, shoved in the wrong place...
Oh come now, it's fucking obvious. An occultist pub has a big sign on the window saying: "kids must leave the premises by 7pm ... Unless they're the offspring of Baphomet"
@nick10 - the latter. Went in this morning at 10am and they were putting all the cold foods in big bin bags. Fridges broke overnight.
Guy doing the clearing was recounting tale of woman who had been in first thing. They told her there was no cold foods because of the break down. She said "do you have any milk" he said, no the fridge is broken down. She said "do you have any cheese", he said no the fridge is broken down. She said "what about butter". I think he remained patient.
they are round near the pitta, soda breads and crumpets
if not enough of them are bought, then they may drop off again so i would recommend regular and large purchases just to make sure.
@ADGS - Our local Big Tesco has recently got self service checkouts which also let you THROW CHANGE IN (whereas our Small Tesco has older ones that have no truck with such recklessness) so perhaps if you all vandalise the existing checkouts they will be replaced with the snazzy new ones?
@slats - it's true. Despite being from the north I had never sampled the delights of an oatcake until I spotted some reduced in Tesco a couple of months back. I am now hopelessly addicted.
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The Post Office ones are excellent but a bit of a problem if you're weighing a number of different sized parcels, as it's hard to know which sticker goes with which parcel when they're all printed out together at the end
I've not used Post Office ones, but now I've finally got around to setting up an eBay account the time cannot be far off.
Baphomet! He's a goat!
Kids: It's a pun! Like children!
Hahahahahaha!
Oh sod you, then.
Weather related rush? Dramatic fridge breakdown?