TCRT 6: Episode 1 - The Phantom Chatroom

Corazon de Leon wrote:

KK wrote:Krispy Kreme LIFE HACK as social media wankers say; if you choose 3 premium doughnuts from the cabinet in Morrisons and take it to the self checkout, you'll only be charged the glazed price.

Is that not theft?

I'm sure a vicar somewhere as I type this is now writing to Morrisons head office to tell them that their barcodes on their standardised boxes are fixed at the cheaper rate at the self service. In the meantime, I shall enjoy my cheaper doughnuts with a clear conscious.

Nah I thought you were going up and pressing the wrong thing at the self checkout like when people scan through cheaper vegetables and don’t bother to check off bags. Carry on.

I noticed that in Lidl a few weeks ago. The bakery items all require honesty as to what you've bought. There didn't appear to be anything stopping me from claiming my feta pizza slice was a ring doughnut.

99% sure I've got that Australian flu, my temperature's strawberry floated up. Pouring sweat in my living room and feel like I can barely move, left the house for a grand total of about 10 minutes this week.

Was possibly coughing up blood yesterday but think it might have just been bleeding gums at the same time as a coughing fit.

Going back to the subject of the Grand Mac.

I had one today.

It's exactly what you'd expect.

Certainly not one of their limited edition burgers that you'd like to see become a permanent fixture as it's so close to a regular Big Mac.
6/10.

bear wrote:Going back to the subject of the Grand Mac.

I had one today.

It's exactly what you'd expect.

Certainly not one of their limited edition burgers that you'd like to see become a permanent fixture as it's so close to a regular Big Mac.
6/10.

Should’ve called it a Mega Mac.

Corazon de Leon wrote:Should’ve called it a Mega Mac.

But that's already a thing (or was), it was 4 burgers in a Big Mac.

I'm hungry and thinking of going to Frankie & Bennys for tea since I get 25% off.

Two pages of confirmation that everybody here eats utter gooseberry fool on a daily basis

New forum game, are you a cancer patient?

Meh, everything gives you cancer now. Even toast.


Today was the first time in ages I've bought anything but coffee in McDonalds so the promotion obviously worked on me but it's not like I'm in there all the time.

> claims immunity to mcdonalds advertising
> goes to mcdonalds exclusively for coffee

McDonald's does actually have pretty good coffee, in all honesty.

Ad7 wrote:> claims immunity to mcdonalds advertising

bear wrote:Meh, everything gives you cancer now. Even toast.


Today was the first time in ages I've bought anything but coffee in McDonalds so the promotion obviously worked on me but it's not like I'm in there all the time.

I don't think claiming immunity to advertising means what you seem to think it means.

I CLAIM PRESIDENTIAL IMMUNITY

KK wrote:

Corazon de Leon wrote:

KK wrote:Krispy Kreme LIFE HACK as social media wankers say; if you choose 3 premium doughnuts from the cabinet in Morrisons and take it to the self checkout, you'll only be charged the glazed price.

Is that not theft?

I'm sure a vicar somewhere as I type this is now writing to Morrisons head office to tell them that their barcodes on their standardised boxes are fixed at the cheaper rate at the self service. In the meantime, I shall enjoy my cheaper doughnuts with a clear conscious.

a clear conscious what?

Evil Ted wrote:McDonald's does actually have pretty good coffee, in all honesty.

In recent years, McDonald's has been trying to compete with the likes of Starbucks. I know it's not exactly third wave, but it's a lot better than it used to be.

McDonalds coffee is the same as their burgers. Doesn't taste anything like real coffee, but still bloody good in its own right.

Ad7 wrote:Two pages of confirmation that everybody here eats utter gooseberry fool on a daily basis

And yet we are all happy and you’re a miserable bastard.

I'll be a miserable bastard for longer though