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MargaretR · 10-01-2008, 17:59

If some kindly friend or relative is willing to do your shopping, and you are content to let them pick the goods of the shelves on your behalf, why do you need to accompany them?

10-01-2008, 17:59	#42
MargaretR God Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: c l m Posts: 12,362 Blog Entries: 4 Liked: 518 times Rep Power: 68671	Re: NON disabled drivers at Asda If some kindly friend or relative is willing to do your shopping, and you are content to let them pick the goods of the shelves on your behalf, why do you need to accompany them? __________________