Your Latest Purchase Which Is A Thread About Shopping.

[jra]

Wandered into a Stormfront yesterday for a charger, they were all dressed in black and looking hot to trot.
It wasn't 'on the shelves' (they have no shelves), so after an inventory search and a £20 quote I mumbled something about Argos and fucked right off.

Speaking of Argos, I used to pick up their catalog every year about this time to peruse for Christmas ideas, but this year’s is about 1 cm thick. I realise people shop online a lot more now but I miss the giant Texas size phone book catalogs.

It's part of the 'paperless office' and 'cashless society' we were promised decades ago, but never really happened.

[Lady Murasaki]

Wandered into a Stormfront yesterday for a charger, they were all dressed in black and looking hot to trot.
It wasn't 'on the shelves' (they have no shelves), so after an inventory search and a £20 quote I mumbled something about Argos and fucked right off.

Speaking of Argos, I used to pick up their catalog every year about this time to peruse for Christmas ideas, but this year’s is about 1 cm thick. I realise people shop online a lot more now but I miss the giant Texas size phone book catalogs.

It's part of the 'paperless office' and 'cashless society' we were promised decades ago, but never really happened.

They’re closing all the high street banks so it sorta is being forced on us.

[Gabby]

Wandered into a Stormfront yesterday for a charger, they were all dressed in black and looking hot to trot.
It wasn't 'on the shelves' (they have no shelves), so after an inventory search and a £20 quote I mumbled something about Argos and fucked right off.

Speaking of Argos, I used to pick up their catalog every year about this time to peruse for Christmas ideas, but this year’s is about 1 cm thick. I realise people shop online a lot more now but I miss the giant Texas size phone book catalogs.

I remember being so excited as a kid looking through the Argos catalogue near Christmas.... my Mum used to pick two up, one for me and one for my brother..... that way there was no fighting over it!

[Wilson]

Wandered into a Stormfront yesterday for a charger, they were all dressed in black and looking hot to trot.
It wasn't 'on the shelves' (they have no shelves), so after an inventory search and a £20 quote I mumbled something about Argos and fucked right off.

Speaking of Argos, I used to pick up their catalog every year about this time to peruse for Christmas ideas, but this year’s is about 1 cm thick. I realise people shop online a lot more now but I miss the giant Texas size phone book catalogs.

I remember being so excited as a kid looking through the Argos catalogue near Christmas.... my Mum used to pick two up, one for me and one for my brother..... that way there was no fighting over it!

Same.

[Meg]

Mothercare had 20% off. I couldn't resist

[Cobs]

Mothercare had 20% off. I couldn't resist

You went full Serena.

[Meg]

Mothercare had 20% off. I couldn't resist

You went full Serena.

Tell me about it

[jra]

Wandered into a Stormfront yesterday for a charger, they were all dressed in black and looking hot to trot.
It wasn't 'on the shelves' (they have no shelves), so after an inventory search and a £20 quote I mumbled something about Argos and fucked right off.

Speaking of Argos, I used to pick up their catalog every year about this time to peruse for Christmas ideas, but this year’s is about 1 cm thick. I realise people shop online a lot more now but I miss the giant Texas size phone book catalogs.

It's part of the 'paperless office' and 'cashless society' we were promised decades ago, but never really happened.

They’re closing all the high street banks so it sorta is being forced on us.

High street to me means including large towns and cities.

Quite a few minor branch banks have closed, no denying that.

Same with Post Offices (Royal Mail).

[Stooo]

I went to the Carphone Warehouse today because I was bored and had an hour left on the ticket, you get the situation.

A really nice bloke called Brad or something tried to sell me a £900 phone; don't get me wrong, it was a glorious piece of clever glass but £900, really?

I bought a coffee at McGaheys and had a fag while glancing at the Twitter, metropolitan elite that I am

[Stooo]

Wandered into a Stormfront yesterday for a charger, they were all dressed in black and looking hot to trot.
It wasn't 'on the shelves' (they have no shelves), so after an inventory search and a £20 quote I mumbled something about Argos and fucked right off.

Speaking of Argos, I used to pick up their catalog every year about this time to peruse for Christmas ideas, but this year’s is about 1 cm thick. I realise people shop online a lot more now but I miss the giant Texas size phone book catalogs.

It's part of the 'paperless office' and 'cashless society' we were promised decades ago, but never really happened.

They’re closing all the high street banks so it sorta is being forced on us.

High street to me means including large towns and cities.

Quite a few minor branch banks have closed, no denying that.

Same with Post Offices (Royal Mail).

Post Offices (POL) are not a part of Royal Mail. Separate company.

[Ray of Sunshine]

I went to the Carphone Warehouse today because I was bored and had an hour left on the ticket, you get the situation.

A really nice bloke called Brad or something tried to sell me a £900 phone; don't get me wrong, it was a glorious piece of clever glass but £900, really?

I bought a coffee at McGaheys and had a fag while glancing at the Twitter, metropolitan elite that I am

Rural non-elite really isn't it?

[Ray of Sunshine]

I went to the Carphone Warehouse today because I was bored and had an hour left on the ticket, you get the situation.

A really nice bloke called Brad or something tried to sell me a £900 phone; don't get me wrong, it was a glorious piece of clever glass but £900, really?

I bought a coffee at McGaheys and had a fag while glancing at the Twitter, metropolitan elite that I am

Rural non-elite really isn't it?

[Stooo]

I went to the Carphone Warehouse today because I was bored and had an hour left on the ticket, you get the situation.

A really nice bloke called Brad or something tried to sell me a £900 phone; don't get me wrong, it was a glorious piece of clever glass but £900, really?

I bought a coffee at McGaheys and had a fag while glancing at the Twitter, metropolitan elite that I am

Rural non-elite really isn't it?

I have no idea, I have yet to see a cow.

[Guest]

[jra]

Speaking of Argos, I used to pick up their catalog every year about this time to peruse for Christmas ideas, but this year’s is about 1 cm thick. I realise people shop online a lot more now but I miss the giant Texas size phone book catalogs.

It's part of the 'paperless office' and 'cashless society' we were promised decades ago, but never really happened.

They’re closing all the high street banks so it sorta is being forced on us.

High street to me means including large towns and cities.

Quite a few minor branch banks have closed, no denying that.

Same with Post Offices (Royal Mail).

Post Offices (POL) are not a part of Royal Mail. Separate company.

No doubt, but I don't keep track of these things (no pun intended). I've always associated Royal Mail/Post Office as essentially the same thing really. If you want to send a letter by Royal Mail registered post/next day delivery etc., you can go into a Post Office to get it done. A bit like railways stations still have the old British Rail sign outside, although most are now maintained by the separate TOCs.