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Where's the best shop to buy carrots?

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MotherMerryHenry · 23/03/2009 00:00

Any suggestions?

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dragonbutter · 23/03/2009 00:01

the carrot shop?

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MotherMerryHenry · 23/03/2009 00:02

But which one? I'm a daft, helpless bint and don't know how to buy things!

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UnquietDad · 23/03/2009 00:02

I think you need the "Little Buddy Goes Shopping" book which DS loves. He has some suggestions.

dragonbutter · 23/03/2009 00:03

where do you normally buy carrots?
or have you not found any yet?

ScottishMummy · 23/03/2009 00:03

why dont you fanny about on internet asking strangers rather than persuing carrots aer us?

appropriate use of time and all that

WilfSell · 23/03/2009 00:03

Mr MacGregors'?

QuintessentialShadow · 23/03/2009 00:03

Ask Peter Rabbit. He might grow some for you.

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MotherMerryHenry · 23/03/2009 00:03

UQD, thank you so much. Could you wake up your DS and ask him to tell you exactly which shops he recommends? I've come over all faint and my brain has stopped working.

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MotherMerryHenry · 23/03/2009 00:04

I have another question. Will the carrot shop sell cabbages too?

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dragonbutter · 23/03/2009 00:05

a carrot's a carrot mate.
i wouldn't worry yourself about it.

ScottishMummy · 23/03/2009 00:05

carrotsRus.co.uk, works for fuckwits everytine

solowitch · 23/03/2009 00:05

Asda's were tasteless this week. Tesco's are usually nice.

dragonbutter · 23/03/2009 00:05

no it won't

cornsilk · 23/03/2009 00:06

Sainsbury's are nicer than Tescos. (On a diet emoticon)

cornsilk · 23/03/2009 00:06

Sainsbury's are nicer than Tescos. (On a diet emoticon)

AitchTwoOh · 23/03/2009 00:09

lol. actually the answer is m&s. of course.

UnquietDad · 23/03/2009 00:11

I have a joke. It's not really related but this thread made me think of it.

A bloke from Yorkshire goes to the jewellers:
He says, "Can tha mek a gold statue o' mi dog?"

"Aye, reckon ah can," says the jeweller.
"Dost tha want it eighteen carat?".

"Neigh," says the bloke, "I want it chewin' a bone."

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MotherMerryHenry · 23/03/2009 00:11

this is not just any carrot...this is a boutique farm-grown, hand-peeled 18th century Charmentreuse carrot...

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MotherMerryHenry · 23/03/2009 00:12

Boom-boooooooooom!!

UQD, you and my DH have the same sense of humour. That's not a compliment.

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dragonbutter · 23/03/2009 00:14

i am so fucking profound.
"a carrot's a carrot mate, don't worry yourself about it"

eternally supportive.
what a twonk.

BecauseImWorthIt · 23/03/2009 00:14

Sainsbury's now do carrots that don't need to be peeled, therefore they are my best source of carrots.

ScottishMummy · 23/03/2009 00:15

have never peeled a crrot in my puff,wash 'em that's all,poofy to peel yer carrots

AitchTwoOh · 23/03/2009 00:17

you should peel them unless they're organic. the govt says so, cos of the pesticides.

ScottishMummy · 23/03/2009 00:20

aye cos i do everything that shower of numpties tell me

i peel potatoes
i dont peel carrotts

my friend peels mushrooms,that is really weird

cornsilk · 23/03/2009 00:22

But carrots grow underground, so they won't come into contact with pesticides, or will they? (confused)