Harry Potter
Presumably that's selling at a loss and they plan to recoup the cost via selling groceries?nwtv2003 wrote:I can't stand Harry Potter at all, but the new book will be £5 in Tescos, Asda and Morrisons tomorrow, which is a good price for a new book.
Not really; most firewood of that quantity sells for a fraction of the price.Jake wrote:Presumably that's selling at a loss and they plan to recoup the cost via selling groceries?nwtv2003 wrote:I can't stand Harry Potter at all, but the new book will be £5 in Tescos, Asda and Morrisons tomorrow, which is a good price for a new book.
No, the full page advert in *cough* Daily Mail today said if you spend £15 you get it for £5 from Asdarrrrrr (innit).Hymagumba wrote:is asda only when you spend £50? I thought it was on its own.
Well, considering my weekly delivery is about £50 I wouldn't have a problem, except for:
My delivery comes from Tesco I don't like Harry Potter 
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Square Eyes
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Yes, expect it to be the longest night of your life.Alexia wrote:Aaaaaaaaaaaand it's out.
The missus is dragging me to the movie tomorrow night. Thing is, I've only seen part of movie 1 and all of movie 3.
Is it essential I see the rest?
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I won't be reading the book, so anyone care to divulge how it all ends, who dies and that. It's just it will save me probably several days / hours of my life.
Oh, and me. I'll watch the films but I've never got into the books.Square Eyes wrote:I won't be reading the book, so anyone care to divulge how it all ends, who dies and that. It's just it will save me probably several days / hours of my life.
Probably, but do you really want to watch all four?Alexia wrote:Aaaaaaaaaaaand it's out.
The missus is dragging me to the movie tomorrow night. Thing is, I've only seen part of movie 1 and all of movie 3.
Is it essential I see the rest?