Walmart.
Oct 12, 2014 15:40:00 #
We don't have Walmart here in the UK. So I'm only going from what I've heard about it. If I was running a shop that sold literally everything, a sliced loaf of bread would fit the electric toaster, and sliced ham and sliced cheese, would be the same size as a slice of bread. A multi billion dollar company, and not one of them have ever thought of that.
Oct 12, 2014 15:48:47 #
We also have to buy:
Hot dogs, 10 in a pack
Hot dog rolls, 8 in a pack
Hot dogs, 10 in a pack
Hot dog rolls, 8 in a pack
Oct 12, 2014 15:52:51 #
NeilL
Loc: British-born Canadian
Wellhiem wrote:
We don't have Walmart here in the UK. So I'm only going from what I've heard about it. If I was running a shop that sold literally everything, a sliced loaf of bread would fit the electric toaster, and sliced ham and sliced cheese, would be the same size as a slice of bread. A multi billion dollar company, and not one of them have ever thought of that.
Hmmmmmmm. Makes you think. You have Azda (spelling?) which, I believe is owned by Walmart. Could we get hens to lay cubic eggs? :thumbup:
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Oct 12, 2014 16:21:02 #
Robert Graybeal wrote:
We also have to buy:
Hot dogs, 10 in a pack
Hot dog rolls, 8 in a pack
Hot dogs, 10 in a pack
Hot dog rolls, 8 in a pack
And chili comes in cans with enough for 12 dogs ...
BTW, sliced bread fits in my toaster, and the ham and cheese are generally appropriately sized. The good stuff from the deli, not such much, but I find that I can fold it !
Oct 13, 2014 04:37:37 #
Here's a bit of useless trivia. Every time you buy a sliced loaf. Bearing in mind that if you make a sandwhich, it takes two slices, and most toasters take an eveven number. No matter whether it's thick, thin or medium. It will always have an odd number of slices. This is because, when it's sliced, it's done with two "cutting machines" coming at it from left to right. So you have an even number of blade, which leads to an odd number of slices.
Oct 13, 2014 04:38:38 #
I just made that up. There is no truth in it what so ever. F%£k I'm bored.
Oct 13, 2014 06:07:42 #
Wellhiem wrote:
I just made that up. There is no truth in it what so ever. F%£k I'm bored.
I wonder how many readers will run and count the slices in their loaf of bread.....
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Oct 13, 2014 06:24:53 #
Wellhiem wrote:
I just made that up. There is no truth in it what so ever. F%£k I'm bored.
Now, that's the best part of this boring, already-done subject. You made me laugh.
Oct 13, 2014 06:26:12 #
[quote=sb]I wonder how many readers will run and count the slices in their loaf of bread.....
I just had to check this out so I started counting and then I was then asked to leave the supermarket. I tried blaming
Wellheim but they said they had never heard of him, and when I said he writes on an Ugly Hedgehog the men in white coats arrived. We are apparently having stewed apple for dinner or so matron says.
I just had to check this out so I started counting and then I was then asked to leave the supermarket. I tried blaming
Wellheim but they said they had never heard of him, and when I said he writes on an Ugly Hedgehog the men in white coats arrived. We are apparently having stewed apple for dinner or so matron says.
Oct 13, 2014 07:35:22 #
[quote=Spindrift62]
You made me spit my coffee. :lol:
sb wrote:
I wonder how many readers will run and count the slices in their loaf of bread.....
I just had to check this out so I started counting and then I was then asked to leave the supermarket. I tried blaming
Wellheim but they said they had never heard of him, and when I said he writes on an Ugly Hedgehog the men in white coats arrived. We are apparently having stewed apple for dinner or so matron says.
I just had to check this out so I started counting and then I was then asked to leave the supermarket. I tried blaming
Wellheim but they said they had never heard of him, and when I said he writes on an Ugly Hedgehog the men in white coats arrived. We are apparently having stewed apple for dinner or so matron says.
You made me spit my coffee. :lol:
Oct 13, 2014 08:24:13 #
Wellhiem wrote:
We don't have Walmart here in the UK. So I'm only going from what I've heard about it. If I was running a shop that sold literally everything, a sliced loaf of bread would fit the electric toaster, and sliced ham and sliced cheese, would be the same size as a slice of bread. A multi billion dollar company, and not one of them have ever thought of that.
Yeah we do, it's called Asda/Walmart.
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Oct 13, 2014 08:47:38 #
taffthetooth wrote:
Yeah we do, it's called Asda/Walmart.
They may be owned by the same company but thats about it. Having been in both they are as different as chalk and cheese.
Oct 13, 2014 08:51:16 #
ASDA; It's a nice fit with WALMART. The stores look very similar, apart from the reduced range of goods.
And there's not many WALMART persons inside them, but we're working on that!
And there's not many WALMART persons inside them, but we're working on that!
Oct 13, 2014 08:57:43 #
Chalk and cheese. Now that would make a terrific sandwich if you managed to find them both the same size as an uneven slice of bread.
Oct 13, 2014 09:06:47 #
Ransch wrote:
Chalk and cheese. Now that would make a terrific sandwich if you managed to find them both the same size as an uneven slice of bread.
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