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YT Oxford 09 Dec 22 2.51pm
Good to see that HOL remains at the cutting edge of the important issues of the day. Palace since 19 August 1972. Palace 1 (Tony Taylor) Liverpool 1 (Emlyn Hughes)
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Oxford 09 Dec 22 2.51pm

Good to see that HOL remains at the cutting edge of the important issues of the day.

Palace since 19 August 1972. Palace 1 (Tony Taylor) Liverpool 1 (Emlyn Hughes)

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cryrst The garden of England 09 Dec 22 4.30pm
Originally posted by YT Good to see that HOL remains at the cutting edge of the important issues of the day. Aww cmon YT. I was really trying to highlight cheap good quality compost bags and went on a rant. Also it is on general so passes as boring as f***
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The garden of England 09 Dec 22 4.30pm

Originally posted by YT

Good to see that HOL remains at the cutting edge of the important issues of the day.

Aww cmon YT. I was really trying to highlight cheap good quality compost bags and went on a rant. Also it is on general so passes as boring as f***

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Forest Hillbilly in a hidey-hole 09 Dec 22 4.38pm
Originally posted by cROYdonrogers Fruit and Veg bags. Sainburys and I think Tescos. 30p each! Keep them loose, more fun at the checkout. Gone are the loose vegetable thin plastic bags. Pay 30p for a re-useable bag ? Else go to the bakery section and take lots of free paper bags to use for your loose vegetables. "The facts have changed", Rishi Sunak
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Originally posted by cROYdonrogers

Fruit and Veg bags. Sainburys and I think Tescos. 30p each! Keep them loose, more fun at the checkout.

Gone are the loose vegetable thin plastic bags. Pay 30p for a re-useable bag ? Else go to the bakery section and take lots of free paper bags to use for your loose vegetables.

"The facts have changed", Rishi Sunak

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HeathMan Purley 09 Dec 22 11.18pm
Originally posted by cROYdonrogers Fruit and Veg bags. Sainburys and I think Tescos. 30p each! Keep them loose, more fun at the checkout. ------------------------ Exactly - large box in trolley, unpack onto checkout belt, repack box when cost of shopping calculated.
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HeathMan

Purley 09 Dec 22 11.18pm

Originally posted by cROYdonrogers

Fruit and Veg bags. Sainburys and I think Tescos. 30p each! Keep them loose, more fun at the checkout.

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Exactly - large box in trolley, unpack onto checkout belt, repack box when cost of shopping calculated.

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YT Oxford 10 Dec 22 7.32am
Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly Gone are the loose vegetable thin plastic bags. Pay 30p for a re-useable bag ? Else go to the bakery section and take lots of free paper bags to use for your loose vegetables. Gone from where? Where I shop has compostable bags for loose fruit and vegetables. Palace since 19 August 1972. Palace 1 (Tony Taylor) Liverpool 1 (Emlyn Hughes)
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Oxford 10 Dec 22 7.32am

Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly

Gone are the loose vegetable thin plastic bags. Pay 30p for a re-useable bag ? Else go to the bakery section and take lots of free paper bags to use for your loose vegetables.

Gone from where? Where I shop has compostable bags for loose fruit and vegetables.

Palace since 19 August 1972. Palace 1 (Tony Taylor) Liverpool 1 (Emlyn Hughes)

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Spiderman Horsham 10 Dec 22 8.11am
Originally posted by YT Gone from where? Where I shop has compostable bags for loose fruit and vegetables. None of my local supermarkets supply free bags for fruit and veg. Have had to purchase some 30p stringy things YT can you nab some and distribute amongst fellow HOLERS? Edited by Spiderman (10 Dec 2022 8.11am)
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Spiderman

Horsham 10 Dec 22 8.11am

Originally posted by YT

Gone from where? Where I shop has compostable bags for loose fruit and vegetables.

None of my local supermarkets supply free bags for fruit and veg. Have had to purchase some 30p stringy things
YT can you nab some and distribute amongst fellow HOLERS?

Edited by Spiderman (10 Dec 2022 8.11am)

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kingdowieonthewall Sussex, ex-Cronx. 10 Dec 22 1.01pm
it is good sport to 'borrow' bags for free IF they are laid out within reach & dont have to be asked for, top prize are the heavy duty Aldi style reinforced type (about 60p) just lift the bugger when the cashiers busy & lay it open ready for use, as you would normally. sometimes they ask if its yours or not,sometimes they dont & sometimes they know & dont give 2 hoots. As somebody else said, we've dozens in the car, in the garage & lurking elsewhere, bollox to the supermarkets. Kids,tired of being bothered by your pesky parents? Then leave home, get a job & pay your own bills, while you still know everything.
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it is good sport to 'borrow' bags for free IF they are laid out within reach & dont have to be asked for, top prize are the heavy duty Aldi style reinforced type (about 60p)
just lift the bugger when the cashiers busy & lay it open ready for use, as you would normally.
sometimes they ask if its yours or not,sometimes they dont & sometimes they know & dont give 2 hoots.
As somebody else said, we've dozens in the car, in the garage & lurking elsewhere, bollox to the supermarkets.

Kids,tired of being bothered by your pesky parents?
Then leave home, get a job & pay your own bills, while you still know everything.

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Badger11 Beckenham 10 Dec 22 2.02pm
Originally posted by kingdowieonthewall it is good sport to 'borrow' bags for free IF they are laid out within reach & dont have to be asked for, top prize are the heavy duty Aldi style reinforced type (about 60p) just lift the bugger when the cashiers busy & lay it open ready for use, as you would normally. sometimes they ask if its yours or not,sometimes they dont & sometimes they know & dont give 2 hoots. As somebody else said, we've dozens in the car, in the garage & lurking elsewhere, bollox to the supermarkets. If the supermarkets are serious then why not let people recycle their shopping bags. I normally bring my own but over the years I have collected loads. I would be happy to bring them to the supermarket and put them in a large bin at the front of the store so other could use them for free. I don't get why they don't do this. One more point
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Badger11

Beckenham 10 Dec 22 2.02pm

Originally posted by kingdowieonthewall

it is good sport to 'borrow' bags for free IF they are laid out within reach & dont have to be asked for, top prize are the heavy duty Aldi style reinforced type (about 60p)
just lift the bugger when the cashiers busy & lay it open ready for use, as you would normally.
sometimes they ask if its yours or not,sometimes they dont & sometimes they know & dont give 2 hoots.
As somebody else said, we've dozens in the car, in the garage & lurking elsewhere, bollox to the supermarkets.

If the supermarkets are serious then why not let people recycle their shopping bags.

I normally bring my own but over the years I have collected loads. I would be happy to bring them to the supermarket and put them in a large bin at the front of the store so other could use them for free.

I don't get why they don't do this.

One more point

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eagleman13 On The Road To Hell & Alicante 10 Dec 22 2.06pm
Originally posted by Badger11 If the supermarkets are serious then why not let people recycle their shopping bags. I normally bring my own but over the years I have collected loads. I would be happy to bring them to the supermarket and put them in a large bin at the front of the store so other could use them for free. I don't get why they don't do this. Advertising competitors is the obvious answer. I'm a blind man, i'm a blind man, now my room is cold, When a blind man cries, Lord, he feels it from his soul. [Link]
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On The Road To Hell & Alicante 10 Dec 22 2.06pm

Originally posted by Badger11

If the supermarkets are serious then why not let people recycle their shopping bags.

I don't get why they don't do this.

Advertising competitors is the obvious answer.

I'm a blind man, i'm a blind man, now my room is cold,
When a blind man cries, Lord, he feels it from his soul.
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kingdowieonthewall Sussex, ex-Cronx. 10 Dec 22 3.09pm
Originally posted by Badger11 If the supermarkets are serious then why not let people recycle their shopping bags. I normally bring my own but over the years I have collected loads. I would be happy to bring them to the supermarket and put them in a large bin at the front of the store so other could use them for free. I don't get why they don't do this. when i actually remember to bring them with me, I always give a few away, if the person in front has forgotten theirs. Sod the supermarkets..and while im moaning about them...Tesco and their bloody card, showing a price WITH the loyalty card & a dearer price without. Kids,tired of being bothered by your pesky parents? Then leave home, get a job & pay your own bills, while you still know everything.
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Sussex, ex-Cronx. 10 Dec 22 3.09pm

Originally posted by Badger11

If the supermarkets are serious then why not let people recycle their shopping bags.

I don't get why they don't do this.

when i actually remember to bring them with me, I always give a few away, if the person in front has forgotten theirs.
Sod the supermarkets..and while im moaning about them...Tesco and their bloody card, showing a price WITH the loyalty card & a dearer price without.

Kids,tired of being bothered by your pesky parents?
Then leave home, get a job & pay your own bills, while you still know everything.

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Jimenez SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 10 Dec 22 6.58pm
Originally posted by Badger11 If the supermarkets are serious then why not let people recycle their shopping bags. I normally bring my own but over the years I have collected loads. I would be happy to bring them to the supermarket and put them in a large bin at the front of the store so other could use them for free. I don't get why they don't do this. Probably Health & Safety/Hygiene & a plethora of law suits Pro USA & Israel
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Jimenez

SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 10 Dec 22 6.58pm

Originally posted by Badger11

If the supermarkets are serious then why not let people recycle their shopping bags.

I don't get why they don't do this.

Probably Health & Safety/Hygiene & a plethora of law suits

Pro USA & Israel

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