On her 3rd (I think?) day without electricity according to her Instagram stories!! Lights off in Stanford.Wonder what Louisa's up to today?
Wonder if Jack will have a fuse go or something?
On her 3rd (I think?) day without electricity according to her Instagram stories!! Lights off in Stanford.Wonder what Louisa's up to today?
Not gonna lie I couldn't follow the different listsThat was her fantasy list wasn’t it? Not on the final one.
I think they used to do this automatically at Sainsburys, like every ten items or something. I could be remembering wrong though, because I nearly always use self service now.I mean even when you get say a 2 for £3 offer its not applied till the END of the transaction. So what is she doing? Asking the poor checkout operator (of which there are like two left now) to keep ringing up a total?
That's interesting. According to google it's a 24 minute walk, so you'd assume a smol pixie with arthritis and shopping on a hot day would go a little slower?She did that shopping fast how far did she say it was to walk to Asda? 17 minutes from checkout to home and photos of receipts. I want a wee and a brew after I’ve been shopping, who rushes into the house to take a photo of their receipt Good job her arthritis has cleared up so she can scamper home fast with her ruckie.
Of course but genuinely I'm almost screeching here. That isn't how asda tills work. So either she's bleeping with it or photoshoppingShe’s doing this and hoping someone will ask about it so she can give it all the “Poor me, I need to make sure I’m not going over my tight tight budget and I’m so anxious about it I have to ask the cashier to stop and check if today is the day I can’t afford fennel and pears.”
Oh god, imagine the effort she’s probably put into this for a tiny chance the squigs will notice and how raging she’ll be that only Tattle haveOf course but genuinely I'm almost screeching here. That isn't how asda tills work. So either she's bleeping with it or photoshopping
I got 21 minutes quickest route but she shaved 4 minutes off thatThat's interesting. According to google it's a 24 minute walk, so you'd assume a smol pixie with arthritis and shopping on a hot day would go a little slower?
No doubt she'll want to elevenerife it. Perhaps all the lights in Southend go out and Jack has to illuminate the whole city using the light that pours from her arse.On her 3rd (I think?) day without electricity according to her Instagram stories!! Lights off in Stanford.
Wonder if Jack will have a fuse go or something?
Surely even the thickest squig would question why she’s pretending she can’t afford her shopping when she’s just dropped minimum 2k on a dog.Oh god, imagine the effort she’s probably put into this for a tiny chance the squigs will notice and how raging she’ll be that only Tattle have
Why does she insist writing a shopping list is so difficult? If you're not short on money (which, given she's got a whole shops worth of food already stockpiled she clearly isn't) it takes very little brain power surely?!
Perhaps the shopping trolley has wheels?I got 21 minutes quickest route but she shaved 4 minutes off that
Lights ON, lights OFF. Louisa, are you a secret frau and having a dig at the wee smol pixie?On her 3rd (I think?) day without electricity according to her Instagram stories!! Lights off in Stanford.
Wonder if Jack will have a fuse go or something?
But she did all the maths in her steps to get the fantasy foods. If it is written in her book and it says the price on the shelf then it's just a simple add or subtract isn't it!?!I wonder if it’s something to do with this. Is she going to reference this at some point or let people assume. Scan as you shop adds it up as you go!
Asda says shoppers asking cashiers to stop at £30 - BBC News
Rising food prices are sparking a "massive change in behaviour", the supermarket's chairman tells the BBC.www.bbc.co.uk
Just wade in, the more you join in the quicker and wittier you will becomeI’m a lurker as not fast or witty enough to become a full time Frau but noticed this reply…
edited, as forgot to squiggle!
Don’t hold your breatheInteresting to hear Chris Packham on BBCR6 talking about attending Glastonbury today; invited by his good friend Billy Bragg to talk on the Left Field about his experience of neurodiversity and other issues that impact him or interest him. He talks of the difficulties he experienced just getting to Glastonbury as an autistic person. The overwhelming feeling of trying to navigate through crowds, the whole organising tickets etc.
Interesting.
I’ll look forward to Jack’s take on it.
Or an Uber!