Not a fucking bread or a roll to be had up the shops, managed to get a loaf round at the Hamiltons thank fuck. It's actually mayhem up there, cars just ditched anywhere and that ridiculous scenes trying to get my motor out as well

All the neighbours have clubbed in together and shovelled the whole road. Just in time for me to finish my cuppa and wheelspin off to the shops. Mugs

(03-02-2018, 01:10 PM)Shteve Wrote: managed to get a loaf round at the Hamiltons

The Asda in Tranent.

Not bad if you like Soreen

Asda in Dunfermline had loads of milk, lassie wheeled a trolley full of fresh loaves into the bread aisle as I was coming the other way

Walking around with half a dozen loaves of bread and cartons of milk getting evils off everybody

Didnt realise bread shortage was a thing! Mate took me in to Sainys at lunch to buy some. Two loaves left. One each.

One of my colleagues looked amazed when we walked in with some - offered to sell her a slice and she wasn't amused

Got plenty at home anyway tbh but quite jjyay at the prospect of others going without.

(03-02-2018, 01:26 PM)Hank Scorpio Wrote:

The Asda in Tranent.

Not bad if you like Soreen

That's the same as Sainsys here, totally bare apart from some malt loaf and all that muck, none of the good pizzas either

Bread Thought we were all keto these days?

Think AP means he replaced bread in his diet with ket tbf

Just back from Tesco and it's like the end of the world is nigh.

Roads are full of absolute clowns either driving at top speed or driving as if they're driving across a frozen lake.

Glad the Chinese is a 5 minute walk from the house for dinner tonight.

I nearly had a road rage incident with a taxi driver, cunt kept trying to squeeze up the outside of me when there's clearly only room for one car on the road because it's just snow either side, was ready to get out and fight the guy to be honest.

(03-02-2018, 01:10 PM)Shteve Wrote: Not a fucking bread or a roll to be had up the shops, managed to get a loaf round at the Hamiltons thank fuck. It's actually mayhem up there, cars just ditched anywhere and that ridiculous scenes trying to get my motor out as well

Thank fuck I didn't post that. The mass pishing of frillies would have been biblical. 

Just heading for a backshift, boss says the main roads are fine. Yes, they are fine, but it's getting to the main roads that's going to be the problem. 

Old dear downstairs was in tears when I dropped in some bread, milk and soup to her there. That's the 3 pensioners in my block all stocked up for now

(03-02-2018, 02:14 PM)Its shit Wrote: Thank fuck I didn't post that. The mass pishing of frillies would have been biblical. 

Folk know I'm doing it ironically for banter, whereas it's clear you have some very dodgy views so it's more malicious if it was coming from you.

(03-02-2018, 02:26 PM)Chris Benoit Wrote: Old dear downstairs was in tears when I dropped in some bread, milk and soup to her there. That's the 3 pensioners in my block all stocked up for now

Good guy pozzie

Remember to put out seeds, nuts and water for the birds, if you can.

(03-02-2018, 02:26 PM)Chris Benoit Wrote: Old dear downstairs was in tears when I dropped in some bread, milk and soup to her there. That's the 3 pensioners in my block all stocked up for now

Pozzy for Benoit.

Neighbour asked me and the missus to pick her up milk and a Daily Mail when we were down at Tesco earlier, she got the milk but not the paper.

(03-02-2018, 01:33 PM)Alan Partridge Wrote: Bread   Thought we were all keto these days?

The wife away for some butternut squash lasagna sheets for dinner tonight apparently.

(03-02-2018, 02:29 PM)The Big Chief Wrote: Good guy pozzie  

My sister in law has it even worse, her mum and gran are snowed in with her kids. She's just picked up the shopping I got for them and planning on taking her car as far as she can then trekking the rest to get the kids and drop off the shopping