05-Aug-2002, 07:32 PM
Awwww! Hope you've dried out your upholstery by now, Noel!
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05-Aug-2002, 08:06 PM
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Awwww! Hope you've dried out your upholstery by now, Noel! It was my wife 's car Linda and I'm in terrible trouble now. Had to put a hot water bottle on the seat last night to dry it out. The significant owl hoots in the night.
10-Aug-2002, 10:43 PM
I managed to get 2 shots of Tescos I sent to Martin to upload .
I've fallen out with the shop already I'm afraid. Don't like the lay-out, it's always packed and I prefer Sainsburys anyway ( I do all the shopping in our house, it saves arguements ) I will only use Tescos when other stores are shut. The traffic in Towngate is horrendous now. I think the lights on the corner of Eden St. need replacing by a mini-roundabout to ease the flow. The significant owl hoots in the night.
24-Aug-2002, 03:41 PM
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It was my wife 's car Linda and I'm in terrible trouble now. Oh, dear - hope you're out of the dog house by now, Noel! 
29-Aug-2002, 02:07 PM
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I managed to get 2 shots of Tescos I sent to Martin to upload . I still haven't found the time to do any more work on the site yet. Everything seems to be happening at once here, but as soon as I find a few moments, I'll have a go at some more pages. [img]martinsig.gif[/img] In The Pink
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29-Aug-2002, 06:03 PM
it makes me laugh how everyone seems to think this tesco in leyland is the best thing since sliced bread.look at it from outside it looks like a god damn airport.its not even in keeping with the area ie church,the cross .i.m carrying on shopping at iceland at least you can get some peace when your shopping.
i mean you can,t move in that place for mr and mrs average and there 2.2 children.when you stand at the checkout all you can hear is screaming toddlers it doe,s my head in.it,s a novelty at the moment but i,m not a sheep you won,t catch me in there unless i am desperate. noel you seem to be in love with the place taking photo,s.the people of leyland waited nearley 30 years for that they knocked down the town hall. THE NEW TESCO,S IS A BAG OF SHITE
29-Aug-2002, 09:32 PM
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it makes me laugh how everyone seems to think this tesco in leyland is the best thing since sliced bread.look at it from outside it looks like a god damn airport.its not even in keeping with the area ie church,the cross .i.m carrying on shopping at iceland at least you can get some peace when your shopping. i mean you can,t move in that place for mr and mrs average and there 2.2 children.when you stand at the checkout all you can hear is screaming toddlers it doe,s my head in.it,s a novelty at the moment but i,m not a sheep you won,t catch me in there unless i am desperate. noel you seem to be in love with the place taking photo,s.the people of leyland waited nearley 30 years for that they knocked down the town hall. THE NEW TESCO,S IS A BAG OF SHITE Dear me mossy have you been drinking? I agree with everything you say, I hate the place. I took the photos for the benefit of those people who can't see the site, Lady G in New Zealand , Frank John Noel in the states, Doreen in Australia and sorry if I missed anybody. My shopping is Sainsburys I made that clear ages ago. I think Tesco is the most significant development for decades. That doesn't make it a good thing. The significant owl hoots in the night.
06-Sep-2002, 10:35 PM
I LIKE TESCO, NOT A LOT BUT ITS BETTER THAN QUICKSAVE,STILL CANT FIND EVERYTHING I WANT YET,BUT I LIKE TO LOOK,WHEN ITS QUIET I DONT LIKE CROWDS,( ABOUT 3 OCLOCK IN THE MORNING SHOULD BE QUIET ENOUGH.
JULIE
08-Sep-2002, 06:57 AM
Tnanks so much for the photos of Tescos Noel as I definitely want to be able to find the place when I next visit Leyland.Sounds like it can't be missed.
The supermarkets here are raving on about their trolleys going missing -they end up in strange places and most rust away in the local creek.As yet there is an honesty system and plenty of warnings that Trolleys must not be taken away on pain of death------but of course they are. One local chap who has property in the Waitakeres has found over a hundred ancient ones dumped in the valley near his home-all with the front wheels missing. Do Tescos trolleys go AWOL? LG |
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