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Re: Yet another Morrisons thread

Posted: Mon 17 Sep, 2007 17.49
by Stuart*
James Vertigan wrote:Erm... they never had those sort of signs when it was Safeway, and why would you promote Ramadan - a time when many people are fasting - in a supermarket. Can someone explain the logic behind that?
Muslims will still be buying food during Ramadan - obviously they don't fast for the entire month. It would be self-destructive for any religion to attempt to starve half it's flock to death each year. The fasting takes place between sunrise and sunset. During the rest of the time presumably they eat more to make up for the missing lunch.

Re: Yet another Morrisons thread

Posted: Tue 18 Sep, 2007 18.24
by cdd
Sput wrote:I dislike some of the current people who work in the houses of parliament. The brown sauce aisle had better beware!
You, sir, have crossed the line between 'jovial innuendo' and 'downright obscenity'!

Re: Yet another Morrisons thread

Posted: Tue 18 Sep, 2007 18.29
by Pete
Would it be an insult to Safeway if I attempted to be the first customer at Dundee's branch in the vain hope they'd give me a prize / free shopping?

Re: Yet another Morrisons thread

Posted: Tue 18 Sep, 2007 18.51
by Stuart*
Hymagumba wrote:Would it be an insult to Safeway if I attempted to be the first customer at Dundee's branch in the vain hope they'd give me a prize / free shopping?
If you want free shopping try ordering through Tesco Online. I always end up with something I wasn't charged for which was presumably part of someone else's shopping in the same delivery van. I'm not the only person I know to get this perk!

Re: Yet another Morrisons thread

Posted: Tue 18 Sep, 2007 19.43
by tvmercia
Hymagumba wrote:Would it be an insult to Safeway if I attempted to be the first customer at Dundee's branch in the vain hope they'd give me a prize / free shopping?
i think somebody has been watching too much supermarket sweep

Re: Yet another Morrisons thread

Posted: Tue 18 Sep, 2007 20.15
by Jamez
StuartPlymouth wrote:
James Vertigan wrote:Erm... they never had those sort of signs when it was Safeway, and why would you promote Ramadan - a time when many people are fasting - in a supermarket. Can someone explain the logic behind that?
Muslims will still be buying food during Ramadan - obviously they don't fast for the entire month. It would be self-destructive for any religion to attempt to starve half it's flock to death each year. The fasting takes place between sunrise and sunset. During the rest of the time presumably they eat more to make up for the missing lunch.
Probably why I've never seen a fat muslim.

Re: Yet another Morrisons thread

Posted: Tue 18 Sep, 2007 20.23
by Pete
tvmercia wrote:i think somebody has been watching too much supermarket sweep
says he who was in the audience in the vain hope of getting a kiss from dale

Re: Yet another Morrisons thread

Posted: Tue 18 Sep, 2007 21.54
by Stuart*
Hymagumba wrote:
tvmercia wrote:i think somebody has been watching too much supermarket sweep
says he who was in the audience in the vain hope of getting a kiss from dale
Even the thought of that sends an unwelcome shudder down my spine. An approaching perma-tanned Mr Winton would sent me and my trolley dashing to the door (grabbing items from shelves on the way of course) :shock:

Re: Yet another Morrisons thread

Posted: Tue 18 Sep, 2007 22.40
by Gavin Scott
Jamez wrote:Probably why I've never seen a fat muslim.
Your extensive travels putting Alan Whicker to shame.

Re: Yet another Morrisons thread

Posted: Tue 18 Sep, 2007 23.52
by Jamez
Hymagumba wrote:
tvmercia wrote:i think somebody has been watching too much supermarket sweep
says he who was in the audience in the vain hope of getting a kiss from dale
A kiss on the lips or between the hips?

Re: Yet another Morrisons thread

Posted: Wed 19 Sep, 2007 13.51
by all new Phil
MORRISONS NEWS UPDATE

Potatoes now sporting the new logo.

Well, the packaging. Not the actual potatoes.

I personally can't wait until it reaches the milk. It can't be long now.