January 6, 201313 yr Football has finished and now they've no programming for 2 hrs. Two hours of selling tat to retards.
January 6, 201313 yr You know it's time to finish off your can of stella and go to bed when this happens. Good camera guy at the Reebok though, not showing all the empty seats.
January 6, 201313 yr Author Have your remote controls brokunded? No, of course not. I'm not watching it, I was merely commenting on ITV's shitness. Holden's Haircut was embarrassed by it.
January 6, 201313 yr It's takes a special kind of imbecile to buy stuff from a tv shopping channel Yes but them JML Foot Scrubber thingys are ace, we've only got a shower at ours so them things are a must. Balancing on one foot problems no more, all thanks to JML
January 6, 201313 yr It's takes a special kind of imbecile to buy stuff from a tv shopping channel Well normally if agree BUT I gets my Molton Brown stuff from QVC. You can get some bargains. Though I don't have to endure their presenters waffling, I just go direct to the website so does that make me a semi imbecile?
January 6, 201313 yr Well normally if agree BUT I gets my Molton Brown stuff from QVC. You can get some bargains. Though I don't have to endure their presenters waffling, I just go direct to the website so does that make me a semi imbecile? They also telescopes but I believe that sometimes there are bits missing
January 6, 201313 yr They also telescopes but I believe that sometimes there are bits missing Very good I found the bit now
January 6, 201313 yr Author It's takes a special kind of imbecile to buy stuff from a tv shopping channel How many vac bags did you buy?
January 7, 201313 yr It's takes a special kind of imbecile to buy stuff from a tv shopping channel Take alook at Bid Up TV or QVC or any similar channel. Telephone call is around £1.50 + P&P at £7.50 and people reckon hey got a bargain at a tenner. IT WAS NINTEEN POUNDS YOU IMBECILES!
January 7, 201313 yr QVC is a free phone customer care or 10 pence per minute from a BT Land line. As I said, it's good for Molton Brown & my mattress topper's from there.
January 7, 201313 yr QVC is a free phone customer care or 10 pence per minute from a BT Land line. As I said, it's good for Molton Brown & my mattress topper's from there. My original one was too. I believe it's also good for Yankee Cangles if you're into them. Bid TV actually occasionally sold some stuff that wasn't too bad many years ago. On the odd occasion I flick past now it's always just utter shite. Those presenters must look at the script of what they've got to sell and just think, "Fuck me - how can I talk about that for 15 minutes?". Some stupid cunts must still fork out nigh on £20 for 2 bottles of a perfum they've never heard of never mind actually smelled ... but at least they'll be pleased it only cost them £10 (because they'll have forgotten the cost of the call and the P&P ). Edited January 7, 201313 yr by DazBobParr
January 7, 201313 yr My original one was too. They're the only ones I could find which were almost completely allergen free. I can't believe you went for another brand, Daz you spaz
January 7, 201313 yr They're the only ones I could find which were almost completely allergen free. I can't believe you went for another brand, Daz you spaz I'm not one of them wimps with allergies though.
January 7, 201313 yr I think that QVC is a very different thing to the likes of Price Drop and Bid-Up TV, the latter two tend to be for scutters As NB says, QVC do some good deals for Molton Brown stuff (Mrs CWP like this) and they also have good deals on other decent branded stuff, also as NB says the cost of the calls is neither here nor there The other channels seem to spend their time flogging £800 watches (from brands/manufacturers I've never heard of) for £35 as well as cheap perfume and pan sets. They also seems to have very ugly sales staff, high call costs and ridiculous P&P costs. I also reckon that they make most of their sales after kicking out times at the pubs on a Friday and Saturday night...when pissed folk reckon that its a good idea to buy a new wok for £6
January 7, 201313 yr Inventing problems to be 'solved' - it's bollocks. A few years back, they tried introducing those machines that bound your suitcases up in pallet wrap at 8-10 Euros a pop. An associate of mine was joining the queue to get his done, I asked him how many times he'd flown/checked baggage - and how many times his suitcase had burst open. He'd flown hundreds of times, his suitcase had never burst open... "So why do you think it's going to burst open today? A sixth-sense or because the machines there?" Nearly half the queue (who overheard) and the lad fucked it off - I was so smug and pleased with myself
January 7, 201313 yr Author Inventing problems to be 'solved' - it's bollocks. A few years back, they tried introducing those machines that bound your suitcases up in pallet wrap at 8-10 Euros a pop. An associate of mine was joining the queue to get his done, I asked him how many times he'd flown/checked baggage - and how many times his suitcase had burst open. He'd flown hundreds of times, his suitcase had never burst open... "So why do you think it's going to burst open today? A sixth-sense or because the machines there?" Nearly half the queue (who overheard) and the lad fucked it off - I was so smug and pleased with myself If you worked in Customs, they'd be the first bags you'd want to inspect.
January 7, 201313 yr Oh, I forgot to add, the sniffer-dogs, they found his 'merchandise' and he's now serving 8-10 years in a foreign chokey.
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