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taylorboosh
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12th Nov 11 at 16:02   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

i know mate, he was scottish
sc0ott
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So is mel gibson
taylorboosh
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i bet if mel gibson had tattoos on his hands mcdonalds wouldnt hire him
sc0ott
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Lol
Ben G
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quote:
Originally posted by Shell
quote:
Originally posted by Eck
Sainsbury's shuts at 8pm on a Sunday up here Take that, England.

10 now, same as every other day! And none of our shops close for bank holidays!


hence why everyone are piss head alchoholics up there. getting their buckfast special brew at 7pm on a sunday.
Ben G
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and before you say the usual, your missus is scottish tosh, her dad got banned for drink driving and crashing his taxi
sc0ott
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Your misses is scottish.
Hammer
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Sucks to be English.
Ben G
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quote:
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Your misses is scottish.


Your mum is scottish.
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quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
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Originally posted by Shell
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Originally posted by Eck
Sainsbury's shuts at 8pm on a Sunday up here Take that, England.

10 now, same as every other day! And none of our shops close for bank holidays!


hence why everyone are piss head alchoholics up there. getting their buckfast special brew at 7pm on a sunday.


You actually make it sound as if that's a bad thing?
antnee
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12th Nov 11 at 17:42   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Doesn't Scotland have reduced sunday trading hours then?
Ben G
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Nope. Always find ot odd when im up there, walking into morrisons at on a sunday evening. Doesnt seem right.
Hammer
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Don't go into Morrisons then you retard
Ben G
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leave me be, sub class citizen.
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quote:
Originally posted by Hammer
Sucks to be English.
antnee
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Weird Scottish
John
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English trading hours are stupid.

You should be able to go to ASDA whenever you want.
Ben G
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12th Nov 11 at 18:09   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

it is true. not quite sure why we have them tbh. never read up about it.
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England and Wales
Sunday trading in England and Wales was not generally permitted until 1994. This meant that shops such as department stores and supermarkets were not able to open legally. A number of specialist outlets were able to open legally, including garden centres, small "corner" or family-run shops, and chemists.
An earlier attempt by Margaret Thatcher's government to allow Sunday shopping in 1986 was defeated in Parliament, with opposition coming from Conservative MPs who saw it as a threat to family life and church attendance, and Labour MPs who were concerned about workers' rights. This led to the formation of the Keep Sunday Special campaign, backed by church groups and USDAW, the trade union representing shop workers.
Several large retailers challenged the legal ruling in force before 1994 by opening on Sundays (or simply ignored them, since the fines were far lower than their Sunday profits),[citation needed] and the outcome was that the Sunday Trading Act 1994 permitted large shops (those with a relevant floor area in excess of 280 square metres[36]) to open for up to six hours on Sunday between the hours of 10 am and 6 pm. Small shops, those with an area of below 280 square metres, are free to set their own Sunday trading times.[37]
However, some large shops, such as off-licenses, service stations and garages, are exempt from the restrictions.[38] Christmas Day and Easter Sunday have been excluded as trading days. This applies even to garden centres, which earlier had been trading over Easter. In 2006, the government considered further relaxation of the permitted hours of business but decided that there was no consensus for change, although a popular poll indicated differently.[39][40] Some local councils require official permission before allowing a store to open on Sundays.[41]
Since the 1994 Act allowed stores to open, stores seem to keep to it meticulously, perhaps more so than before when they were flagrantly breaching the law by opening at all.[42] However, there is a tendency to open half an hour earlier but not allow sales before the allotted time, to allow people to "browse" and thus effectively extend the opening hours of the store without breaking the law. For example in Birmingham in 2005 several stores opened seven hours, 10.30am-5.30pm, but would not have been able to sell throughout that time without breaking the law.[
Ben G
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12th Nov 11 at 18:24   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

church attendance parliament need to get into modern times.
kz
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What the fuck happened... someone give me MW3 NOW.
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Originally posted by kz
Fuck it, girlfriend was walking past there and she's just phoned me to say it's out of stock until Monday


gullible
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Set-up gf doesnt want you on ps3
kz
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It's okay, I threw the PS3 at her head, so who's laughing now!

The lawyer
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Do you want to buy a new 1 mate

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