MCFC_ Phil
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It is already. Cannot get any for love nor money. Probably better off without it anyway
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The idiocy (and selfishness) of panic buying
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Alan Harper's Tash
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Never underestimate the general public’s panic buying abilities! I read about it a few days ago and you’re suggesting it’s already gone?It is already. Cannot get any for love nor money. Probably better off without it anyway
Crazy.
Indaparkside
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United shirts will be widely available
Johnny Mars Bar
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Who stockpiles fucking sunflower oil?!
A little litre bottle lasts us about a year ffs.
A little litre bottle lasts us about a year ffs.
cleavers
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Couldn't get any diesel near me on Thursday, and was travelling away for the weekend, had enough to get there (Ashbourne), but was on the red light when I did, found a garage in Ashbourne but £186.9, so didn't fill up, put enough in to get about for a few days, will try tomorrow in Manchester area.Is it happening in your area again ?
Johnny Mars Bar
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Was in Morrisons in Cheadle yesterday and saw some people panic buying bottled water ffs.
The obvious gammony Karen types. The sorts who queued up for hours at petrol stations a few months back and are still working their way through a shed full of bog roll.
Utter fucking weapons.
The only panic buying I’ll be doing this weekend is pints of Asahi this afternoon.
The obvious gammony Karen types. The sorts who queued up for hours at petrol stations a few months back and are still working their way through a shed full of bog roll.
Utter fucking weapons.
The only panic buying I’ll be doing this weekend is pints of Asahi this afternoon.
BlueMoonday
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Got to be mindful pal, some folk buy in bulk from supermarkets on behalf of charities. Could just be somebody buying in bulk for the homelessWas in Morrisons in Cheadle yesterday and saw some people panic buying bottled water ffs.
The obvious gammony Karen types. The sorts who queued up for hours at petrol stations a few months back and are still working their way through a shed full of bog roll.
Utter fucking weapons.
The only panic buying I’ll be doing this weekend is pints of Asahi this afternoon.
Johnny Mars Bar
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Nah. Was several people and the shelves were empty.Got to be mindful pal, some folk buy in bulk from supermarkets on behalf of charities. Could just be somebody buying in bulk for the homeless
Your standard morons on a day out.
mexico1970
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Was in Morrisons in Cheadle yesterday and saw some people panic buying bottled water ffs.
The obvious gammony Karen types. The sorts who queued up for hours at petrol stations a few months back and are still working their way through a shed full of bog roll.
Utter fucking weapons.
The only panic buying I’ll be doing this weekend is pints of Asahi this afternoon.
The last great bogroll fiasco caught us out as a nation, it seems that everyone was at it not just "Gammony" people or "Karens". We are where we are, whatever colour religion or sex this country is packed with greedy arseholes.
Johnny Mars Bar
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I know what you mean and you can call me a snob if you want but there’s definitely sorts of people who do this kind of thing, whether you want to believe that or not.The last great bogroll fiasco caught us out as a nation, it seems that everyone was at it not just "Gammony" people or "Karens". We are where we are, whatever colour religion or sex this country is packed with greedy arseholes.
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