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There is plenty good there at pound shops.McCoy: "Medical men are trained in logic."
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The Pound Shop??? You must be made of money, I always go to The 99p ShopI buy loads of stuff from the pound shopbloggoth
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There are no CHAV'ish 99p stores here, we're rural WalesOriginally posted by xoggoth View PostThe Pound Shop??? You must be made of money, I always go to The 99p Shop
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I saw a pair of pretty good looking rubberised shoe insoles in Aldi for £2.99 today; they were about £13 in the shoes shop. People complaining about Aldi/Lidl/Poundland should really go in to one before critiquing. Way cheaper in a lot of instances, and often better quality.Originally posted by Diver View PostI buy loads of stuff from the pound shop. The rubberised working gloves I use I buy several pairs of every time I go there. the same gloves are £3.60 a pair at the builders merchants, why pay an extra £2.60
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I have a digital camera hardcase Poundland £1, - Jessop same case £8.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostI saw a pair of pretty good looking rubberised shoe insoles in Aldi for £2.99 today; they were about £13 in the shoes shop. People complaining about Aldi/Lidl/Poundland should really go in to one before critiquing. Way cheaper in a lot of instances, and often better quality.
Ipad soft case £1
Amazon Kindle immitation leather case £1
Mouse mats £1
USB hub £1
HDMI cable £1
Multi phone (and kindle) USB charger £1
2 x Stainless steel spades Aldi £8 each B&Q £26 each
Stainless steel shovel £8 at Aldi B&Q £26
Lots of other gizmo's and bits that would have cost me a packet elsewhere.Confusion is a natural state of beingComment
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I bought a case for my Galaxy WiFi from Poundland too.Originally posted by Diver View PostI have a digital camera hardcase Poundland £1, - Jessop same case £8.
Ipad soft case £1
Amazon Kindle immitation leather case £1
Mouse mats £1
USB hub £1
HDMI cable £1
Multi phone (and kindle) USB charger £1
2 x Stainless steel spades Aldi £8 each B&Q £26 each
Stainless steel shovel £8 at Aldi B&Q £26
Lots of other gizmo's and bits that would have cost me a packet elsewhere.Comment
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How much?Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostI bought a case for my Galaxy WiFi from Poundland too.Comment
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KFC is foul fowl.Originally posted by lilelvis2000 View PostIts a wonder what these Michelin Stars actually mean. With that kinda logic KFC should have five of them.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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I got some damn good fence stain from Aldi £8. £25 at B&QOriginally posted by Diver View PostI have a digital camera hardcase Poundland £1, - Jessop same case £8.
Ipad soft case £1
Amazon Kindle immitation leather case £1
Mouse mats £1
USB hub £1
HDMI cable £1
Multi phone (and kindle) USB charger £1
2 x Stainless steel spades Aldi £8 each B&Q £26 each
Stainless steel shovel £8 at Aldi B&Q £26
Lots of other gizmo's and bits that would have cost me a packet elsewhere.
A pretty decent DAB radio
Extendable shears
Loads of other stuff.
And convenient as its on my way to work, a quick 10 minute pitstop and groceries done.McCoy: "Medical men are trained in logic."
Spock: "Trained? Judging from you, I would have guessed it was trial and error."Comment
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