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Christmas won't be the same without the wonder of woolies.
When I was a wean and given money to shop I bought brylcreme for my dad:
Tinsely candle holder for my mum to put on the coffee table and a quarter of their fudge to eat while I was making up my mind about the quarter tin of toffees to give to my wee sister knowing fine well she didn't like them. Devil Big Grin
stupidcupid
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Originally posted by stupidcupid:
Christmas won't be the same without the wonder of woolies.
When I was a wean and given money to shop I bought brylcreme for my dad:
Tinsely candle holder for my mum to put on the coffee table and a quarter of their fudge to eat while I was making up my mind about the quarter tin of toffees to give to my wee sister knowing fine well she didn't like them. Devil Big Grin

Brylcreme??? God i thought i was old Laugh Did the trick though. Thumbs Up
R
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Originally posted by stupidcupid:
Christmas won't be the same without the wonder of woolies.
When I was a wean and given money to shop I bought brylcreme for my dad:
Tinsely candle holder for my mum to put on the coffee table and a quarter of their fudge to eat while I was making up my mind about the quarter tin of toffees to give to my wee sister knowing fine well she didn't like them. Devil Big Grin


Big Grin
Queen of the High Teas
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Originally posted by cher:
Well I hope everyone boycotts it......

Loads of peeps lost their jobs in the Woolies in my town

A National treasure, that was a part of my youth
My first Saturday job was working in Woolies

And my heart goes out to all the peeps nationwide who have lost their jobs


Hey Cher Hug Valentine Lost my Mum in Woolies as a youngster. Frowner
R
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Originally posted by Real:
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Originally posted by stupidcupid:
Christmas won't be the same without the wonder of woolies.
When I was a wean and given money to shop I bought brylcreme for my dad:
Tinsely candle holder for my mum to put on the coffee table and a quarter of their fudge to eat while I was making up my mind about the quarter tin of toffees to give to my wee sister knowing fine well she didn't like them. Devil Big Grin

Brylcreme??? God i thought i was old Laugh Did the trick though. Thumbs Up


I thought you used vaseline for a slick DA in your days Real

*Runs away quickly*
cher
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Originally posted by Real:
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Originally posted by cher:
Well I hope everyone boycotts it......

Loads of peeps lost their jobs in the Woolies in my town

A National treasure, that was a part of my youth
My first Saturday job was working in Woolies

And my heart goes out to all the peeps nationwide who have lost their jobs


Hey Cher Hug Valentine Lost my Mum in Woolies as a youngster. Frowner


Oh No...Hope I was not on the bisquit counter at the time.... Frowner
cher
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Originally posted by cher:
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Originally posted by Real:
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Originally posted by stupidcupid:
Christmas won't be the same without the wonder of woolies.
When I was a wean and given money to shop I bought brylcreme for my dad:
Tinsely candle holder for my mum to put on the coffee table and a quarter of their fudge to eat while I was making up my mind about the quarter tin of toffees to give to my wee sister knowing fine well she didn't like them. Devil Big Grin

Brylcreme??? God i thought i was old Laugh Did the trick though. Thumbs Up


I thought you used vaseline for a slick DA in your days Real

*Runs away quickly*


Eeker You might well run. Eeker And i thought you were my best friend. Frowner Crying
R
My first Saturday job was with Woolies as I stated above
I used to work on the biscuit counter

Every Saturday this sweet old lady used to come in for a bag of broken biscuits...They used to be sold at a huge discount
Well one particular Saturday, she came in, and there were no broken biccies left....So what did I do
Yep...You've guessed ....
I spent ages under the counter breaking the corners off biscuits....Thank goodness CCTV's were not around in those days

I have always been a soft touch....
cher
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Originally posted by Queen of the High Teas:
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Originally posted by Real:
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Originally posted by Queen of the High Teas:
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Originally posted by Real:
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Originally posted by Queen of the High Teas:
My mum met my dad when they both worked for Woolies in the 60's. Nod


Awwwww Hug



It didn't end that well. Disappointed Glance


Frowner Not the Wonder of Woolies then Frowner


More like the Blunder of Woolies. Laugh


Hug
R
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Originally posted by cher:
My first Saturday job was with Woolies as I stated above
I used to work on the biscuit counter

Every Saturday this sweet old lady used to come in for a bag of broken biscuits...They used to be sold at a huge discount
Well one particular Saturday, she came in, and there were no broken biccies left....So what did I do
Yep...You've guessed ....
I spent ages under the counter breaking the corners off biscuits....Thank goodness CCTV's were not around in those days

I have always been a soft touch....


aww cher, that is so sweet Crying Hug
Puss

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