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12-04-2020, 07:29 PM
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Re: Did anyone buy a Daily Mail yesterday (Saturday)

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I have had an idea Dongle.

Most people I see in supermarkets, shake their newspapers and magazines to get rid of all the inner supplements.
They are either left cluttering up the shelves, or some supermarkets leave a waste paper bin to put them in.
You should have had a look on the shelves to see if there were a few tv copies chucked out.

See? It takes a brainy woman to know these things.

i agree Mups. Do you know any?
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12-04-2020, 07:38 PM
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I never buy the Mail ( just read it online ) I buy the Sunday Times and it comes with a TV guide .

Begravia on tonight yeah !
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i agree Mups. Do you know any?


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12-04-2020, 07:51 PM
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I wouldn't normally dream of it but today's DM was going free so I sanitised it and thought under lockdownd next winter it might come in handy when drying out my wellies.
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12-04-2020, 07:53 PM
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Re: Did anyone buy a Daily Mail yesterday (Saturday)

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I wouldn't normally dream of it but today's DM was going free so I sanitised it and thought under lockdownd next winter it might come in handy when drying out my wellies.
Makes good cat litter too when we eventually run out.
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12-04-2020, 08:12 PM
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Re: Did anyone buy a Daily Mail yesterday (Saturday)

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Makes good cat litter too when we eventually run out.
when we eventually run out of everything, there will be the blessed DM. These people don't give up easily.
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Re: Did anyone buy a Daily Mail yesterday (Saturday)

The last time I bought a paper was in 1971.......
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13-04-2020, 08:34 AM
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The last time I bought a paper was in 1971.......
No wonder Fleet Street in London, the publishing home of newspapers ceased, and I was made redundant four times!
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Re: Did anyone buy a Daily Mail yesterday (Saturday)

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No wonder Fleet Street in London, the publishing home of newspapers ceased, and I was made redundant four times!
Sorry Baz.....

It's just that I've never had the time to sit and read a newspaper and it would have been a waste of money.
And considering that most of them are just gossip about who did what to whom, It wasn't interesting enough for me....
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Sorry Baz.....

It's just that I've never had the time to sit and read a newspaper and it would have been a waste of money.
And considering that most of them are just gossip about who did what to whom, It wasn't interesting enough for me....
Yes, it must be very difficult to read a newspaper in between making deliveries as a 'postie' or a courier. Even more difficult while running, as you have a habit of doing – you would not be able to see where you are going! To say nothing of the words jumping up and down on the page too!
 
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