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Subject: Re: Sainsbury's Trollies

Author:
Gnome

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Date Posted: 00:59:01 08/11/03 Mon
In reply to: Me and the Wife 's message, "Sainsbury's Trollies" on 22:05:07 08/04/03 Mon

>This evening we were out blackberry picking on the
>Green (picked a couple of pounds) and we came across a
>Sainburys Supermarget Trolly - it's handle was
>missing. The nearest Sainburys is a mile away so
>what's to be done?

On Saturday, me & the Missis was walking across Freemantle Common to Bitterne and I counted 5 Sainsbury trollies, went in and spoke to their Customer Service lady, I did. She gave me that 'oh no, another nutter' look before scribbling something on her notepad. I think the blooming shops should be done for enabling dumping and anyone seen pushing a trolly over 100 metres from a supermarket should be done for stealing.

Erks me, it does!

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: Sainsbury's Trollies	Brenda	22:24:47 08/11/03 Mon