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How do I change this 'custom title' thing then?
Don’t let anyone turn the microwave on...Blood hell! Now at 12,145. If my browser crashes I'll be very unhappy.
Don’t let anyone turn the microwave on...Blood hell! Now at 12,145. If my browser crashes I'll be very unhappy.
Anyone want anything ordering from Boots while I'm in the giant queue?
I was actually joking about the viagra but have a fucking toothache might pop into boots MondayI'll see if they sell that online. I've just noticed they've used a bloody awful awful phrase 'shopping the website'
Now at 15,055.
you an play dare by hovering your finger over 'refresh' and see how close you can get to pushing it.Blood hell! Now at 12,145. If my browser crashes I'll be very unhappy.
prescriptions? all the drugs??What puzzles me is how much demand can there be for stuff boots sells?
They do deliver prescriptions, but they have a separate online order and delivery site it seems which doesn't have a queue. There is a tab on the main site for prescriptions, but not sure how that works for home delivery. The only things I can are standard OTC drugs, but looking round the site lots of products are out of stock including things like electric razors. Who panic buys electric shavers?prescriptions? all the drugs??
It's annoying when the pharamcists bugger off exactly when you want to pick up a prescription. Their site is annoying me now - I don't mind if they displayed a message saying they can only process x number of orders per minute or whatever, but the checkout function just doesn't work.they didn't want my custom the other day when they closed the pharmacy for 2 hours over lunch either
Are you sure he wasn't just giving them sweeties?Just looked out the window - a car stopped at a junction apparently lost, and a couple walking their dog went and leaned in to the driver's open window to give directions.
Viral sweeties no doubt.Are you sure he wasn't just giving them sweeties?
I'm now on the site - 2 hours and 35 minutes later. They have hayfever tablets in stock but the little spinny thing is going round and round trying to add it to the basket. God this is painful - like doing online shopping with a 56k modem.
This about shopworkers from Grace Dent in the Guardian
I hope we remember the selfless hard work of the till workers and midnight shelf-stackers, the people on self-service checkouts who sort our unexplained item in the baggage area problems without maintaining a safe distance. Forever touching the screens we’ve just touched, keeping the queues moving and, by default, breathing in our germs. As shoppers ransacked the pasta and fought over UHT, they had no time to plan for their own families or to watch rolling news or to think too hard if their sweat was the mark of hard work or a fever. I would hug, if I could, the team at my Sainsbury’s Local, who open at dawn every day, always jolly, with the shelves restocked with small amounts of almost all vital items. I’m especially indebted to the drivers whom I’m trusting to get to my mother. They’re taking up the slack on what is now my biggest life problem. I’m trusting total strangers to feed her, not upset her, not frighten her, to keep their distance and to leave the boxes somewhere handy. And to explain to her why there are no rich teas. I wouldn’t call that job unskilled at all.
Had you considered using Amazon? I know a lot of people boycott them (with good reason), but I've never seen such queue system madness there. I'm pretty sure you can get hayfever tablets.
Tried there - none of the ones that work for me even listed for sale, even though the drug name comes up as a search suggestion. Went back onto boots an hour ago (another queue so left the browser window open) and now they've sold out. So I'll have to go to see if I can find some in the shops today as I've now ran out.Had you considered using Amazon? I know a lot of people boycott them (with good reason), but I've never seen such queue system madness there. I'm pretty sure you can get hayfever tablets.
Never thought placing a shopping order with Tesco would generate the same adrenaline rush as trying to get tickets for Glastonbury.. ho hum..
Those aliens must have dropped your local humans (and their cars) around here. I cut short my designated exercise because of them - they're everywhere!Success - walked to superdrug and scored two packs.
Town was dead - as if most humans had been abducted by aliens. A bit weird - but at least I could walk straight across major roads without even bothering to look as there is barely any traffic at all.
Disappointed I didn't get stopped and asked to show my papers.
I wouldn't feel guilty about that - that's a reasonable thing to do in the circumstances.I’m also feeling slightly guilty for ordering some artificial grass off eBay, but the tiny sunless back yard is the only safe outdoor space for the kids to play and it’s currently surfaced in coarse and dirty gravel, which the youngest would likely eat. Going to be our little twelve square metre oasis.