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A moan about people moaning.

Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2013 7:10 pm
by AndrewA
Yes I am fed up with people moaning. Blah blah Blah whine whine whine.

ALl I hear when I am out is people complaining about stuff, fed up with it, especially the bloke on the bus who was whining about how many Co-ops there are in the area, at end of my road a nice new co-op is being built in the car park opposite the existing one, so he moans on the whole trip how stupid it is to have two co-ops open next to each other, anone with small amount of intelligence knows that they are going to move and turn the existing store into a funeral parlour, and further how stupid it is to have 4 convenience supermarkets in a 1 mile stretch of road. Seriously, 1 Marks and Spencers food hall in the petrol station, 2 co-ops 3/4 mile from each other and a One Stop. Then there is the supermarket in the precinct, which used to be Sommerfield but taken over by the Co-op.

At least it makes a change from people moaning about the buses and weather.

Re: A moan about people moaning.

Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2013 9:10 pm
by grangers14
Some people are just like that :-)
I do moan occasionally, I think it is, but hope its for a good reason.
Jo :)

Re: A moan about people moaning.

Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2013 9:30 pm
by Rob
I tell you what i'm fed up of the number of big supermarkets being built in the Black Country.It seems for every pub knocked down a mega store opens.How many do we ( i say we but probably i should say you) need? :roll:

Re: A moan about people moaning.

Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2013 11:35 pm
by dudleytaylor
Quite right ,Rob . There are too many supermarkets . My youngest daughter ,and myself added up how many supermarkets there were in Evesham ,and there are 6 , and they are about to build another in the space where the Fire Brigade use to be . One pub has just closed,their is no longer a indoor market . Loads of charity shops . Its good to have a moan ,and I am afraid I do it alot :lol: :lol:

Re: A moan about people moaning.

Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2013 11:50 pm
by peterd
yeh but how many people are employed by big supermarkets ?

Re: A moan about people moaning.

Posted: Tue Nov 12, 2013 5:46 am
by Antie Em
Rob wrote:I tell you what i'm fed up of the number of big supermarkets being built in the Black Country.It seems for every pub knocked down a mega store opens.How many do we ( i say we but probably i should say you) need? :roll:


We do have a lot of supermarkets around Oldbury and Quinton, but I have to say I use them a lot more than I used to use the run down and not very clean pubs which stood on a couple of the places where they have been built, and whenever I do use them, the car parks are packed. In fact, I had trouble finding a space yesterday on ASDA, the last time I went in the pub a few years ago (the Kings Highway) which stood on the same ground, the place was nearly empty. The only pubs that seem to do OK these days are the ones that serve decent food. So - I for one, who happen to live in the area, am quite happy that the pubs are gone and we have the supermarkets.

:-)

Re: A moan about people moaning.

Posted: Tue Nov 12, 2013 9:08 am
by Northern Lass
I love a good moan!
I think it clears out the windpipe and blows the cobwebs away
it just gets it off your chest and let's you share the misery with others so you don't
feel alone

group moan hug :P

Re: A moan about people moaning.

Posted: Tue Nov 12, 2013 9:56 am
by Antie Em
Northern Lass wrote:I love a good moan!
I think it clears out the windpipe and blows the cobwebs away
it just gets it off your chest and let's you share the misery with others so you don't
feel alone

group moan hug :P

:P

Re: A moan about people moaning.

Posted: Tue Nov 12, 2013 9:58 am
by Antie Em
No point in moaning about progress - it'll happen anyway

Lets take an opinion poll on here -

How many times in the last month have you visited a pub ?
How many times in the last month have you visited a supermarket ?

:wink:

Re: A moan about people moaning.

Posted: Tue Nov 12, 2013 10:24 am
by mallosa
Antie Em wrote:No point in moaning about progress - it'll happen anyway

Lets take an opinion poll on here -

How many times in the last month have you visited a pub ?
How many times in the last month have you visited a supermarket ?

:wink:


Pub..... abt 8 ( for family meals/get togethers)
Supermarket 0 (hubby does my main shop)
Supermarket (small) 8 (next to work for meal deals)

Re: A moan about people moaning.

Posted: Tue Nov 12, 2013 11:54 am
by dudleytaylor
Antie Em wrote:No point in moaning about progress - it'll happen anyway

Lets take an opinion poll on here -

How many times in the last month have you visited a pub ?
How many times in the last month have you visited a supermarket ?

:wink:


Have I visited a pub in the last month ; no , not been in a pub since my brother in law died three years ago.
Have I visited a supermarket in the last month ; Yes , four times ,unfortunately I have to eat . Can you count following your zombie granddaughter around Morrisons in Malvern on Halloween night , in that case five times :lol:

Re: A moan about people moaning.

Posted: Tue Nov 12, 2013 4:07 pm
by AndrewA
OH another thing I will moan about is how the Co-op are sexist and discriminate against men for Post Office jobs.

My previous employment was as a Post Office Counter Clerk which I had to give up after being thrust into being a single parent, but now I am looking for work again and I have applied a number of times for this job but have not even got an interview, yet I have previous experience.

TO rub salt into the wounds the women being employed have not got a clue, I have had to tell them a number of times what they should be doing with my transaction, and no, its not sticking it up their backside :o

A little birdie employed at the CO-Op has also told me how that particular office has had numerous mistakes and money has gone missing, thousands of pounds unaccounted for. Never would have happened on my watch.

Re: A moan about people moaning.

Posted: Tue Nov 12, 2013 5:18 pm
by grangers14
Antie Em wrote:No point in moaning about progress - it'll happen anyway

Lets take an opinion poll on here -

How many times in the last month have you visited a pub ?
How many times in the last month have you visited a supermarket ?

:wink:


0
0

Jo :roll:

Re: A moan about people moaning.

Posted: Tue Nov 12, 2013 6:02 pm
by Antie Em
grangers14 wrote:
Antie Em wrote:No point in moaning about progress - it'll happen anyway

Lets take an opinion poll on here -

How many times in the last month have you visited a pub ?
How many times in the last month have you visited a supermarket ?

:wink:


0
0

Jo :roll:

:grin: :wink:

Re: A moan about people moaning.

Posted: Wed Nov 13, 2013 12:58 pm
by Rob
Antie Em wrote:
Rob wrote:I tell you what i'm fed up of the number of big supermarkets being built in the Black Country.It seems for every pub knocked down a mega store opens.How many do we ( i say we but probably i should say you) need? :roll:


We do have a lot of supermarkets around Oldbury and Quinton, but I have to say I use them a lot more than I used to use the run down and not very clean pubs which stood on a couple of the places where they have been built, and whenever I do use them, the car parks are packed. In fact, I had trouble finding a space yesterday on ASDA, the last time I went in the pub a few years ago (the Kings Highway) which stood on the same ground, the place was nearly empty. The only pubs that seem to do OK these days are the ones that serve decent food. So - I for one, who happen to live in the area, am quite happy that the pubs are gone and we have the supermarkets.

:-)

:cry: Thanks Antie Em for the dig!! It's true i shouldn't criticise if [i] i dont live in the area[i].
I will in future keep my opinions to myself.I stand corrected!! :oops: