Asda Car Park - Page 5

flashy · 07-04-2007, 20:57

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Originally Posted by Riq

I must admit when I was at Uni we did have Tesco Home Delivery which was awesome. Being students we could get deliveries at off-peak (i.e. cheaper) times. But I always forgot loads of stuff as I wasn't walking up the aisles and remembering what I needed/wanted as it walked through.

now doing it online for me would work out cheaper cos i wouldnt be tempted to buy stuff i didnt need, which i always do when i go shopping

katex · 07-04-2007, 21:00

Yeh, but think of all the gossiping in the aisles you would miss Flashy .. LOL

flashy · 07-04-2007, 21:05

lol i aint the gossip on accyweb

Riq · 07-04-2007, 21:20

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Originally Posted by flashytart

now doing it online for me would work out cheaper cos i wouldnt be tempted to buy stuff i didnt need, which i always do when i go shopping

Good point.

I have some Malteaser Malt Drink in the cupboard which I bougt on a whim. I don't actually fancy it now when the initial amazment of a malteaser drink subsided.

flashy · 07-04-2007, 21:23

lol, i'm terrible for buying things i dont need, went to asda a few weeks ago and ended up coming home with 2 table lamps which i didnt need and a book that i wont ever read

grego · 07-04-2007, 21:50

I use Tesco online, never tried Asda's online service, had the occasional problem but more often than not its ok. I too buy all sorts that I dont need everytime I go to the store, usually for the kids, or crisps and chocs. I like the car park at Asda and think the road layout is an improvement, its much easier getting on and off, the humps are a bit too high though.

steeljack · 07-04-2007, 21:54

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Originally Posted by flashytart

lol, i'm terrible for buying things i dont need, went to asda a few weeks ago and ended up coming home with 2 table lamps which i didnt need and a book that i wont ever read

Have things improved , it used to be whenever you bought anything electrical , it came without a plug , you either had to buy one or go home and rummage thru a drawer to find one and hope it had a working fuse in it . Guess it goes back to the days when houses had big round pin/small round pin/ and square pin electrical outlets

grego · 07-04-2007, 21:57

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Originally Posted by steeljack

Have things improved , it used to be whenever you bought anything electrical , it came without a plug , you either had to buy one or go home and rummage thru a drawer to find one and hope it had a working fuse in it . Guess it goes back to the days when houses had big round pin/small round pin/ and square pin electrical outlets

I think most things come with a plug these days, I haven't bought anything that hasn't come with one anyway.

Riq · 07-04-2007, 22:22

Things usually come with moulded plugs these days which is a pain usually.

WillowTheWhisp · 08-04-2007, 17:05

Other countries used to find it amusing that we bought electrical goods here with no plugs on.

panther · 08-04-2007, 19:24

I think theres not enough kid spaces in there, too many disabled!!

Riq · 19-04-2007, 22:21

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Originally Posted by Riq

Are those humps really necessary? They slow everything down but to an absolute crawl at time, they could be maybe a little lower or maybe longer, but not as high. Anything above 3mph your car just jerks up like you have a hit a ramp at 60mph

I went to ASDA for the first time in ages tonight and amazingly they have removed some of the humps, even the one on the corner that no matter how you try you go over it at a funny angle.