Called in to Woolworths today...

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dang65 replied

2 January 2009, 23:53
Originally posted by Gonzo View Post

Crap.

Back to the drawing board for me then.....

Inflatable travelling breadbins? Been looking everywhere for one myself.
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Gonzo replied

2 January 2009, 22:06
Originally posted by Doggy Styles View Post

...and apart from a selection of crap DVDs nearly all the shelves were totally empty, or only had two or three items left on them. Except for two lines which didn't seem to have shifted at all, even at knock-down prices:

* inflatable travelling head cushions (they had several hundred left)

* scarlet tin bread-bins

Beware - not good ideas for plan B.

Crap.

Back to the drawing board for me then.....
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pmeswani replied

2 January 2009, 21:58
Originally posted by AtW View Post

You would be surprised how quickly collectables can be called collectables these days.
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AtW replied

2 January 2009, 21:21
Originally posted by pmeswani View Post

You could buy the lot and sell them in 100 years on e-bay as authentic Woolies collectables.
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pmeswani replied

2 January 2009, 21:19
Originally posted by Doggy Styles View Post

...and apart from a selection of crap DVDs nearly all the shelves were totally empty, or only had two or three items left on them. Except for two lines which didn't seem to have shifted at all, even at knock-down prices:

* inflatable travelling head cushions (they had several hundred left)

* scarlet tin bread-bins

Beware - not good ideas for plan B.

You could buy the lot and sell them on e-bay as authentic Woolies collectables.
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Doggy Styles started a topic Called in to Woolworths today...

2 January 2009, 21:14
Called in to Woolworths today...

...and apart from a selection of crap DVDs nearly all the shelves were totally empty, or only had two or three items left on them. Except for two lines which didn't seem to have shifted at all, even at knock-down prices:

* inflatable travelling head cushions (they had several hundred left)

* scarlet tin bread-bins

Beware - not good ideas for plan B.
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