grunge
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Went to Tesco yesterday and loads of shelves were mostly empty. The freezers were really bad. Unsure if panic buying or just low stock of stuff due to everything going on.
The idiocy (and selfishness) of panic buying
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Two Gun Bob
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The best tip I can give for panick buying is to anticipate market forces and get in there first before the long queues. The toilet roll was a no brainer and we had enough to see us through covid, with enough left over to pan fry.
If you were ultra savy by following weather patterns, you would have already been to Costco on Broadway for their fantastic spring water deals on 40 bottle cases. If we work together we survive.
My next pick is Hot Water Bottles. Groupon have great deals on bulk buys, but act fast before the JCL's arrive.
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If you were ultra savy by following weather patterns, you would have already been to Costco on Broadway for their fantastic spring water deals on 40 bottle cases. If we work together we survive.
My next pick is Hot Water Bottles. Groupon have great deals on bulk buys, but act fast before the JCL's arrive.
Hot water bottle or electric blanket – what's best and cheapest at keeping you warm in bed? - Which?
On cold nights when an extra pair of bed socks won't cut it, discover your best alternative
Amusing thought, pan frying toilet rolls!The best tip I can give for panick buying is to anticipate the market forces and get in there first before the long queues. The toilet roll was a no brainer and we had enough to see us through covid, with enough left over to pan fry.
If you were ultra savy by following weather patterns, you would have already been to Costco on Broadway for their fantastic spring water deals on 40 bottle cases. If we work together we survive.
My next pick is Hot Water Bottles. Groupon have great deals on bulk buys, but act fast before the JCL's arrive.
Hot water bottle or electric blanket – what's best and cheapest at keeping you warm in bed? - Which?
On cold nights when an extra pair of bed socks won't cut it, discover your best alternative
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ganganvince
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Get ready
www.farmersguide.co.uk
Bread shortages expected as UK farmers launch milling wheat strike - Farmers Guide
UK farmers are starting milling wheat strike today, 1st April, that is set to demonstrate the fragility of the nation's supply chains.
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Back in the 70s there was panic buying of salt FFS.Get ready
Bread shortages expected as UK farmers launch milling wheat strike - Farmers Guide
UK farmers are starting milling wheat strike today, 1st April, that is set to demonstrate the fragility of the nation's supply chains.
Alan Harper's Tash
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Just pop down to Northwich and mine your own.
There are those who would say that this is a great thing for the health of the people.Get ready
Bread shortages expected as UK farmers launch milling wheat strike - Farmers Guide
UK farmers are starting milling wheat strike today, 1st April, that is set to demonstrate the fragility of the nation's supply chains.
Tuearts right boot
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I just cleared the shelves of our decorating shop of Maize Yellow spray paint, I only needed 2 but thought ' fuck it' and had 3.
sir baconface
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You cnut! I saw the bare shelf and - with a stroke of blinding foresight - snapped up a dozen cans of Varicose Blue Satin.
Tuearts right boot
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There should be more god fearing people like us.