to expect people shopping NOT to do it at the supermarket with children?

[Tortington]

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yes, absolutly.

YATTP

(you are taking the piss)

you are as reasonable as those who kick up a stink about the m&t parking spaces

Not to do what at the supermarket?

Shop?

What else d'you do there?

I don't generally do it at the supermarket, with or without my children .

do what at the supermarket with children?

play scrabble?

change into their swimming costumes in the pasta aisle?

preach to the unconverted?

I don't really understand the question.

ach you tinker you

you didn't get a rise from this on the other thread so now you've started another

i don't mind if they do but only if they are on a lead.

do "it"?

you mean, it?

i velcro ds' dummy to his mouth, then wheel him up and down the aisles in the trolley.

he loves it.

"you are as reasonable as those who kick up a stink about the m&t parking spaces"

now those do my head in

absolutely and they should let packs of dogs wander between the aisles unhampered by leases and annoying children

You mean do IT ?
Why not. The couple were bent over the fence at the concert last weekend. Why no0t tesco's ?

kids, so wrong in a supermarket without duct tape

Backtrack, which IT are we refering to ,: parking, dogs ? which ?

no backtaracking here

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they all get up at 6 dont they - why cant they be home by lunchtime?

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i sometimes are doubly guilty.

i go to the supermarket with dd and have inane chats with the old folk in the middle of aisle or sometimes (gasp) at teh checkout. i reckon i sometimes hold up the 'young' people by about 30 secs as they tut their way past.

I think children should be allowed into the shop but husbands should be left in the car or tied to the rails outside. They get in the way and make the place look cluttered with their loitering in the centre of the aisles. They also get irritable in the queue and start whinging. Best left at home really.