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learnincurve posted:Angry lesbian here, in my experience the majority of men are decent humans and would never feel the need to chirp in with “not all men” because they already know we are not talking about them. Same logic applies to Cis, straight and white. What is it with trolleys and problems? Ban all trolleys imo
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Tbh that works less well in the U.K. because if you don’t take your trolley back here you lose your quid
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Mar 12, 2021 22:47
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When the trolley thing comes up I often see retail workers posting, "Hell yeah I loving love putting the trolleys back in the bays, it gets me out of the shop and away from customers for a bit." I'd still put it back though. It just feels hosed up not to.
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Mar 12, 2021 22:48
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Jakabite posted:Tbh that works less well in the U.K. because if you don’t take your trolley back here you lose your quid Waitrose  don't charge a quid (well not round here anyway), they have a better class of customer.
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Mar 12, 2021 22:50
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I like to stand a long way off and send it from a distance with power, spin and curve to account for camber, slope and any wonky wheelage I will have spent the trip assessing.
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Mar 12, 2021 22:51
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People who don't return trolleys are the same kind that don't even thank the bus driverJakabite posted:Tbh that works less well in the U.K. because if you don’t take your trolley back here you lose your quid The rounded fob end of a key is the pound coin of the proletariat Unless it's one of them bastards with the sliding drawer
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Mar 12, 2021 22:55
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DesperateDan posted:The rounded fob end of a key is the pound coin of the proletariat Until you leave your house key in the trolley. I guess you can get those thingies that are just for the trolley, but I don't want to be a person who carries around 20 keys and tools on a big ring
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Mar 12, 2021 22:57
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Launching the trolley back into the bay is great. Always puts me in mind of an astronaut jumping in zero G between two shuttles. Only the initial push to give direction and the float towards the destination fuelled by hope. The price of failure: disaster. As if Waitrose don’t have the quid too. I might have to go to the one near me and see for myself. That might be my weekend activity.
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Mar 12, 2021 23:01
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My buddy works the trolleys at my local Tesco & lets me use his magic wand for opening the locks without putting a quid in 
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Mar 12, 2021 23:02
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Jakabite posted:Launching the trolley back into the bay is great. Always puts me in mind of an astronaut jumping in zero G between two shuttles. Only the initial push to give direction and the float towards the destination fuelled by hope. The price of failure: disaster. Cmon tars
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Mar 12, 2021 23:03
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NotJustANumber99 posted:I like to stand a long way off and send it from a distance with power, spin and curve to account for camber, slope and any wonky wheelage I will have spent the trip assessing. Trolley Curling should be in the British Olympics along with Duck Hooping and the 100m Sheep Grab
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Mar 12, 2021 23:03
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Are an absence of trolley deposits a sign of gentrification or something? Cos I haven't seen one in ages.
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Mar 12, 2021 23:07
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check in the river
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JeremoudCorbynejad posted:Trolley Curling should be in the British Olympics along with Duck Hooping and the 100m Sheep Grab We at least need to get cheese rolling in there.
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Mar 12, 2021 23:08
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The people who should be rounded up and shot are the ones that throw the trolley in the bay and then it rolls back out again into nearby cars while they walk off.
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Mar 12, 2021 23:10
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Niric posted:Are an absence of trolley deposits a sign of gentrification or something? Cos I haven't seen one in ages. I think so. Sheerness not only has trolley deposits, but Tesco has security tagged the baskets. The big Sainsburies (and M&S) up the road in Gilligham has free range trolleys.
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Mar 12, 2021 23:15
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Jakabite posted:Launching the trolley back into the bay is great. Always puts me in mind of an astronaut jumping in zero G between two shuttles. Only the initial push to give direction and the float towards the destination fuelled by hope. The price of failure: disaster. Hitting a good curve shot into the trolley shed accounting for a wonky wheel is what I can only assume winning Olympic gold feels like.
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Gyro Zeppeli posted:Hitting a good curve shot into the trolley shed accounting for a wonky wheel is what I can only assume winning Olympic gold feels like. Getting the trolley in the bay and slotted into the ones already there? Better than sex.
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Borrovan posted:My buddy works the trolleys at my local Tesco & lets me use his magic wand for opening the locks without putting a quid in I had a magic wand when I worked at M&S. I made it myself from a zip tie. Easy DIY trolley unlocker.
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Mar 12, 2021 23:18
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Recent talk on death by popo in the UK. It turns out UK pigs don't (usually) try to murder you, they're just so loving clueless they'll do it by accident.
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I CANNOT EJACULATE WITHOUT SEEING NATIVE AMERICANS BRUTALISED!
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Failed Imagineer posted:Until you leave your house key in the trolley. I guess you can get those thingies that are just for the trolley, but I don't want to be a person who carries around 20 keys and tools on a big ring I've got three separate keyrings.  The tools are in the wallet.
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Mar 12, 2021 23:40
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Communist Thoughts posted:Yeah I don't think it's all manufactured but I do think some of it is cynical. I think this is the take except that it isn't manufactured or cynical, it's just honest idiocy. Jones is pretty emblematic of Green higher ups, it's so obviously true that men are significantly more violent than women that if you spent a few hours reading studies you might well daydream about an evening, perhaps once a month, where it is only women and men stay home, but then anyone with half a brain would realise how ridiculous and unworkable that is but still, the idea right!? "Curfews for men" even taken tongue in cheek, even delivered in the Lords not the Commons, absolutely just materially helped Police organisations get off the hook, it achieved absolutely nothing except ensuring culture war bilge would cover all discussion of the Everard case. It's virtue signalling while actively hurting the chances of any meaningful positive reform happening, Green Party leadership writ large.
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endlessmonotony posted:I've got three separate keyrings. Sounds like the tools in the tactical boots
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Jakabite posted:Launching the trolley back into the bay is great. Always puts me in mind of an astronaut jumping in zero G between two shuttles. Only the initial push to give direction and the float towards the destination fuelled by hope. The price of failure: disaster. BTW I finished that game I mentioned before, Breathedge. I had a lot of fun even though the game clearly accelerates after the initial portions where you could only be in space for a minute at a time before suffocating compared to the later game where you can basically free float without a fuckin' care and then never go into space outside of your spaceship again.
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Mar 13, 2021 00:13
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The killer pig has ended up in hospital w head injuries again inside 48 hours. Totally nothing to see here.
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I loved that in New Zealand, they call trolleys "trundlers". The trundler problem sounds a lot less intense.
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Tesseraction posted:BTW I finished that game I mentioned before, Breathedge. I had a lot of fun even though the game clearly accelerates after the initial portions where you could only be in space for a minute at a time before suffocating compared to the later game where you can basically free float without a fuckin' care and then never go into space outside of your spaceship again. Thanks for reminding me to check this out! I really hope the police for once exercise a modicum of restraint in regards to the protests tomorrow. I’m genuinely worried for those attending, full solidarity to them. Who am I kidding though, we’ll get the usual heavy handed authoritarian bullshit. gently caress the pigs. Scum, every last one of them.
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The Sainsbury's near me doesn't seem to require the poonds because the apartments here are always loving littered with them in the stairwells and outside. They're the main source of consternation in the local Facebook group. I can see through the window that my neighbours have 2 of them inside their living room. Either that or its cheap storage furniture for £1 a pop and a particular aesthetic.
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Mar 13, 2021 00:51
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gently caress off out of this thread, Vitamin P.
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yeah the houses around one of the places i work in all seem to have their own personal shopping trolley parked outside lol i always go to the supermarket late and there's usually a bloke wrangling the abandoned ones at that time. he sings and talks loudly to himself. i wouldn't abandon a trolley unless i had an emergency phone call from a family member, or diarrhea i like this trolley chat because they're a fascinating artefact if you think about it. I remember they played a large part in at least two of Terry Pratchett's books
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Johnny and the Bomb mad old woman time travels with a shopping trolley - i forget all of the details
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This ginormous shopping trolley was (still is) located outside HyperOne, the supermarket I used most when I lived near Cairo:
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Comrade Fakename posted:gently caress off out of this thread, Vitamin P. No, I like it here it's a good and interesting online space.
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when i worked nights in tesco some of the lads there would joust in them with brushes i didn't have a go though. i've never been one for joining in, myself
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they used to watch babestation in the canteen too and would sometimes go PHWOOOOAAAAAAAAAR PHWOOOOOOOOAR, like that can't say i joined in that, either
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Jaeluni Asjil posted:This ginormous shopping trolley was (still is) located outside HyperOne, the supermarket I used most when I lived near Cairo: That this hasn't ended up in the Nile is a damning (damming?) indictment of Egyptian youth ingenuity
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crispix posted:they used to watch babestation in the canteen too and would sometimes go PHWOOOOAAAAAAAAAR cripix in a solo trolley just spraying load down the frozen food aisle while his coworkers were trapped on babestation
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Is there a 24/7 babestation channel or something I thought it was the kind of thing that only appeared at specific ungodly hours when you were 12 and watching TV with the volume down at 2 in the morning.
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