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Lee needs to buy a frying pan. Why aren't the frying pan shops open this time of night on a Sunday?
AMAZON
Quote: Lee @ August 5 2012, 10:03 PM BSTLee needs to buy a frying pan. Why aren't the frying pan shops open this time of night on a Sunday?
24-hour Tesco?
Quote: keewik @ August 5 2012, 10:05 PM BST24-hour Tesco?
24-hour Tescos close about 4pm on Sundays.
Quote: billwill @ August 5 2012, 10:08 PM BST24-hour Tescos close about 4pm on Sundays.
That's because you live in a backward country! 
Quote: keewik @ August 5 2012, 10:13 PM BSTThat's because you live in a backward country!
Yes, there's a Tesco over the road but alas it is closed.
Quote: Scatterbrained Floozy @ August 5 2012, 10:03 PM BSTAMAZON
I used a saucepan to fry an egg >_<
Quote: billwill @ August 5 2012, 10:08 PM BST24-hour Tescos close about 4pm on Sundays.
That really bugs me. YOU ARE NOT A 24 HOUR TESCO! Bloody liars.
The one near Elliot's is always open. Always.
That would be a 24/7 Tescos
which sounds like a truly terribly rap group
Our 24 hour Tescos only close on Christmas Day and New Year's Day, thank goodness - I mean you never know when you might need deodorant or onions at 3 a.m.
Yes but you live in Scotland
a God forsaken place/
Yes, but not forsaken by Tesco! Where else could I buy peat for the fire and a knife to skin the deer?
Quote: keewik @ August 5 2012, 10:27 PM BSTYes, but not forsaken by Tesco! Where else could I buy buckfast for the kids and a knife to cut the neighbours?
Ebay?
My God! To think I've been buying my Buckie in the corner shop when I'd have got it cheaper in Tesco!
My ankles are extremely itchy. Is this a portent of doom?