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Posted by Reggie Trentham (U2746099) on Friday, 16th January 2009
Discussing Brian's current duplicity and Tom's reaction over our evening meal we had a disagreement about the supermarket. One of us thinks that it may be the same one where Tom got his fingers burnt before and the other thinks that it must be a completely different one. Who is right?
Sat, 17 Jan 2009 01:58 GMT, in reply to Reggie Trentham in message 1
i doubt it's been considered, though Mr K may enlighten us. I gained the impression that, after getting his fingers (and that's all we hope) burnt Tom has a dislike of supermarkets which would make his Mum proud.
glen
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Posted by _ShropshireLad_ (U10844552) on Sunday, 18th January 2009
Sun, 18 Jan 2009 01:58 GMT, in reply to Reggie Trentham in message 1
One of us thinks that it may be the same one where Tom got his fingers burnt before and the other thinks that it must be a completely different one. Who is right?Â
I'd be very surprised if it was the same one, it's very awkward renewing a business relationship after you've had a serious disagreement.
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Posted by Lady Macbeϯh - not without mustard (U550479) on Sunday, 18th January 2009
Sun, 18 Jan 2009 13:11 GMT, in reply to ShropshireLad1965 in message 3
Definitely a different one. The buyer for the finger-burning was female and fanciable (which is what got Tom into trouble) whereas this one appears to be a re-incarnation of Owen.
It is definitely a different one. Brian showed Tom a print-out from their website. Tom's reaction would be have been even more negative it it had been the one he'd had his near-death experience with.
I've written a summary of Tom's previous supermarket experiences here:
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Posted by Reggie Trentham (U2746099) on Monday, 19th January 2009
Thank you Mr K., I thought Tom's attitude would have been even more intransigent if it had been the same supermarket.
I loved the bit when Tamsin was punished by being sent to the Norfolk area division of "The" Supermarket enterprise.
What is the pecking order between Borchester and Norfolk? Perhaps running an area which is found on maps is harder work than one which only exists on Radio 4. "I'm just visiting our Hollerton branch, and then I've got to see the Felpersham manager before the afternoon" is much easier work than going to places where you can be checked up on.
I know this is all too late, but I was unaware of Mustardland at the time.
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Posted by rosietonthemove (U2260932) on Wednesday, 21st January 2009
Norfolk is full of Titcombe's relations, they came in droves for the pink wedding.
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Posted by rosietonthemove (U2260932) on Wednesday, 21st January 2009
pink feathers at the wedding I mean.
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Posted by _ShropshireLad_ (U10844552) on Wednesday, 21st January 2009
Wed, 21 Jan 2009 14:52 GMT, in reply to rosietonthemove in message 9
pink feathers at the wedding I mean.Â
Err, RosieT, what are you talking about?
Norfolk is also where Will goes to think.
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Posted by rosietonthemove (U2260932) on Wednesday, 21st January 2009
Eileen grew more and more demanding, once she'd sussed she could get her own back on Violent Elizabeth, for all those years of running around after Madame. She started orderingg more and more bizarre stufff for the wedding, such as pink feathers on the table, champagne glasses with prefrosted sugar etc.
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Posted by _ShropshireLad_ (U10844552) on Wednesday, 21st January 2009
Wed, 21 Jan 2009 19:19 GMT, in reply to rosietonthemove in message 12
Aah, of course, I'd forgotten about the Pugsley/Titcombe nuptials. Thank you, RosieT.
Haven't we all.
Have the happy couple been mentioned since?
bob
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Posted by barwick_green (U2668006) on Saturday, 24th January 2009
That's a long way to go for the gamekeeper with such a small brain to think; he'd be better staying at home for his few seconds of thinking.
I suppose the couple of weeks of isolation gave Wiwyum plenty of time to perfect his extremely disturbing 'Come sit on my knee pretty little gurl 'cos I have a present for you' routine which he does so well with (on?) Nic.
I feel I need a shower after hearing this creepy and manipulative character whose flesh creeping personality is becoming even more repulsive each day.
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Posted by jennet_device (U8197637) on Tuesday, 27th January 2009
He'd been taken to Great Yarmouth as a child, to his auntie's.
I never think of Great Yarmouth as part of Norfolk, somehow. The image is quite different.
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