A bit like 'Marks & Spencer' products, then.Malpass93 wrote:Well, it had no other logo, just an O2 one, was called O2 X1i, and sold exclusively at the O2 shop.
Unless you live here in the North East, where they also sell Coca Cola, and a whole load of other popular brands of food, drink, and household goods.cdd wrote:Who makes their Cola? It's the closest in taste of the alternatives (except Pepsi) to that of Coca Cola, which is just as well since they don't sell anything else in their main shops.
Sorry for your pain, but that really is somewhat 'Eastenders at Christmas'.James H wrote:It started out fine but ended in my girlfriend telling me she'd had someone else on the go.
Lovely day.
i was under the impression they'd scrapped that idea. have they not withdrawn the stuff by now?tillyoshea wrote:Unless you live here in the North East, where they also sell Coca Cola, and a whole load of other popular brands of food, drink, and household goods.cdd wrote:Who makes their Cola? It's the closest in taste of the alternatives (except Pepsi) to that of Coca Cola, which is just as well since they don't sell anything else in their main shops.
The ones on the far side of the food hall, nearest the clothes bit? They seem to put those there every Christmas, and no-one ever seems to use them... I'm not entirely sure what the point is...James H wrote:tilly, have you ever seen anyone on the extra counters they added in the Newcastle food bit?
I didn't realise they'd scrapped the idea - the stuff was certainly still there a week or so ago, and showing no signs of shifting!Hymagumba wrote:i was under the impression they'd scrapped that idea. have they not withdrawn the stuff by now?
