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So what did you buy 1st this year to start propping up your points total????????????????

:nuts: :crazy: :confused2: :crazy: :nuts:

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Nice to see a TESCO post :thumb:

I will probably buy a bottle of CHABLIS :thumb:

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My new job is miles away from the nearest Tesco....

What am I gonna do with me 300 points!?!

:cry:

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craig's digitalwaters wrote: My new job is miles away from the nearest Tesco....

What am I gonna do with me 300 points!?!

:cry:

I'm sure Digital will be able to help you with that!:lol:

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digital mike binoche wrote: Checkout the Store Locater on www.tesco.co.uk

:abovelol: I love you Digital- when you are not being a perv:lol:

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my first Tesco product was a digital camera and memeory card for someones leaving present at work, a solid 60 points start to the year.

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patrick stewart appreciation society wrote: my first Tesco product was a digital camera and memeory card for someones leaving present at work, a solid 60 points start to the year.

That was generous! good friend????? I'm just being plain nosey now. Forgive me.:lol:

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Bonzette wrote:

patrick stewart appreciation society wrote: my first Tesco product was a digital camera and memeory card for someones leaving present at work, a solid 60 points start to the year.

That was generous! good friend????? I'm just being plain nosey now. Forgive me.:lol:

oh not all my cash, we had a whip round in the kitchen and clubbed together for his present.

what do you want to know next? :laugh:

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patrick stewart appreciation society wrote:

what do you want to know next? :laugh:

When are you gonna ditch that silly Patrick Stewart obsession?

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when he dies. or gets a knighthood, which ever is sooner

Next question please.

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patrick stewart appreciation society wrote:

Bonzette wrote:

patrick stewart appreciation society wrote: my first Tesco product was a digital camera and memeory card for someones leaving present at work, a solid 60 points start to the year.

That was generous! good friend????? I'm just being plain nosey now. Forgive me.:lol:

oh not all my cash, we had a whip round in the kitchen and clubbed together for his present.

what do you want to know next? :laugh:

No more questions, sir. What a result you got to swipe all those points though:lol:

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Bonzette wrote:

patrick stewart appreciation society wrote:

Bonzette wrote:

patrick stewart appreciation society wrote: my first Tesco product was a digital camera and memeory card for someones leaving present at work, a solid 60 points start to the year.

That was generous! good friend????? I'm just being plain nosey now. Forgive me.:lol:

oh not all my cash, we had a whip round in the kitchen and clubbed together for his present.

what do you want to know next? :laugh:

No more questions, sir. What a result you got to swipe all those points though:lol:

certainly was pushed my total over the 500 points mark, so thats another £5 voucher coming my way

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patrick stewart appreciation society wrote:

Bonzette wrote:

patrick stewart appreciation society wrote:

Bonzette wrote:

patrick stewart appreciation society wrote: my first Tesco product was a digital camera and memeory card for someones leaving present at work, a solid 60 points start to the year.

That was generous! good friend????? I'm just being plain nosey now. Forgive me.:lol:

oh not all my cash, we had a whip round in the kitchen and clubbed together for his present.

what do you want to know next? :laugh:

No more questions, sir. What a result you got to swipe all those points though:lol:

certainly was pushed my total over the 500 points mark, so thats another £5 voucher coming my way

:thumb: That's the way to do it!:lol:

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I love you Digital- when you are not being a perv

Expect a letter from my Solicitor :evil4:

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digital mike binoche wrote:

I love you Digital- when you are not being a perv

Expect a letter from my Solicitor :evil4:

:lol:

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Tesco are going to be getting a visit from me today. my nice new dvd recorder, purchased there....just sits displaying the word "load"....it's been spinning my "collection" dvd up for so long I think the disc may melt....they can give me a new one of those too. WANKERS temper lost......cos I got up, sore sick and pissed off....and all I wanted to do was watch some New Order and some Babylon5. Too fucking hard for this thing to cope with apparently.

If I leave it all day and it eventually catches fire....(the manual clearly states I am to leave it alone until it stops "loading") do tesco replace everythng it burns?

So far it's caused me to scream, cry, and punch a wall (cos I'm sure tesco wont take it back after I pucnh it's front panel to dust)

Maybe I should phone their electrical support line and spend all day explaining what a dvd recorder is to some rice farmer from Kolcatta's distant suburbs.

my bro was right...... I should have bought a TV input for the linux machine....cos guess what will be playing the DVD's now.

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ROFLMAO....... I have a fortune cookie program, which, much like a dog licking his nuts (ie...cos I CAN) I have running as my wallpaper. I just made that last post and was off to find my poor Indian victim's number.....when scrolling up the screen......

"the best remedy for anger is delay"

hmmmmmm. only thing is.... the longer I wait while refusing to let it eject the disc (I do not WANT the disc...it can keep it til it learns to play it)...the more chance of it melting the disc.

EDIT: closed window after posting THAT to read..... "Windows NT5.0: so vapourous it's in danger of being added to the periodic table as a noble gas" from slashdot in 1996!!!

I mean...Man United - 3 - relevance - nil but it cheered me up

(isn;t XP NT5?)

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