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23 minutes ago, Genie said:

I downloaded fortnite and had a few games with my boy, really didn’t see the appeal.

I'm not saying if it's good or bad (it's a good game tied around awful shady practices).

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On 13/10/2019 at 15:47, rodders0223 said:

American football.

 

It is just wank.

I prefer it to football in all honesty. 

I do agree its not easy for someone who doesn't know the rules to follow as easy as football though. 

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I follow vivera vegan food  company on Facebook and they posted today that they were pleased to announce that they have a part of the meats aisle devoted to their products - i think it's with Tesco.

Anyway,  the amount of angry comments from vegans and vegetarians this has received is crazy ! Comments like "i will NEVER go down the corpse aisle....the aisle of horrors.....how dare you, someone should be fired for this !" and other (in my opinion) OTT comments. I mean they've done this for a reason.....to target the likes of me, a carnivore, who has sampled their products and other manufacturers veg stuff in the hope that i convert.

It appears to me that a few of these folk would faint or puke up if they had to walk down the aisle of murder; their outrage is palpable. 

The ironic thing is that Tesco still gets their money and probably dont care if they've spent it on mungbeans or steak. If they are that offended then boycott the stores and buy from a greengrocer and online for the vegan stuff. 

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18 hours ago, mottaloo said:

I follow vivera vegan food  company on Facebook and they posted today that they were pleased to announce that they have a part of the meats aisle devoted to their products - i think it's with Tesco.

Anyway,  the amount of angry comments from vegans and vegetarians this has received is crazy ! Comments like "i will NEVER go down the corpse aisle....the aisle of horrors.....how dare you, someone should be fired for this !" and other (in my opinion) OTT comments. I mean they've done this for a reason.....to target the likes of me, a carnivore, who has sampled their products and other manufacturers veg stuff in the hope that i convert.

It appears to me that a few of these folk would faint or puke up if they had to walk down the aisle of murder; their outrage is palpable. 

The ironic thing is that Tesco still gets their money and probably dont care if they've spent it on mungbeans or steak. If they are that offended then boycott the stores and buy from a greengrocer and online for the vegan stuff. 

makes perfect sense to me, you put the alternative next to the original and hope people get swayed, you tuck it away down the aisle with the specialist food im never seeing it

always surprises me when I do venture down that aisle every 3/4 months and see the increase in gluten free alternatives, when im down the bread / cake aisle im oblivious to the ever increasing amount of choice

and that's before you go in to the actual business of supermarket layouts, once did a 2 day course on it down the big smoke, they covered stuff like photography on packaging, how it works and what you are allowed to do (stories about the photographer thinking a pizza looked shit so they added 2 more pepperoni slices, the company had to recall all the pizzas and change the packaging because the number of slices was declared in the product specification submitted to the supermarket) they've done stuff like researched shopping habits (your clubcard...) the majority of supermarkets have the main door on the left of the building and then open up to the right because researchers discovered people subconsciously like to turn right...there are maybe 3 or 4 fridge aisles in a supermarket? where do you want it, the meat aisle or the cheese aisle? if they thing that tescos are going to stick it next to the coleslaw then they're kidding themselves, end of the aisle? that's paid for by various companies, what they should do is see it as a small step to the ultimate goal of having a wide enough variety of products that are popular so they get their own aisle, boycotting it or poor sales wont see it moved, it will see it taken out

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Yep, I’ve done a little on supermarket design and layout.
Truly fascinating what they can nudge us in to and what we subconsciously want to do.
Big discussions at the moment on change. Whether change annoys people or gets them introduced to new products they’ve previously ignored. Does putting the chilli powder where the talc used to be increase chilli powder sales, annoy people in to shopping elsewhere or overload A&E.
 

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The NFL’s popularity is all the more remarkable when you inspect the fare it has to offer each week on television. An average professional football game lasts 3 hours and 12 minutes, but if you tally up the time when the ball is actually in play, the action amounts to a mere 11 minutes... more than 100 commercials.

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You get a better return from a Wagner opera.

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58 minutes ago, chrisp65 said:

Yep, I’ve done a little on supermarket design and layout.
Truly fascinating what they can nudge us in to and what we subconsciously want to do.
Big discussions at the moment on change. Whether change annoys people or gets them introduced to new products they’ve previously ignored. Does putting the chilli powder where the talc used to be increase chilli powder sales, annoy people in to shopping elsewhere or overload A&E.
 

Do supermarkets deliberately hide the eggs? I always seem to have to do a few laps of the building before finding them tucked away somewhere.

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6 minutes ago, Paddywhack said:

Do supermarkets deliberately hide the eggs? I always seem to have to do a few laps of the building before finding them tucked away somewhere.

The worst things for me, like that, are Quark, Creme Fraiche and Sour Cream.

All more or less the same thing, are they ever in the same place?  NO! INFURIOUSATING

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1 hour ago, Paddywhack said:

Do supermarkets deliberately hide the eggs? I always seem to have to do a few laps of the building before finding them tucked away somewhere.

M&S are pretty good at the year round Egg Hunt

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2 minutes ago, Bizzzle said:

People that use the phrase ‘I just say it how it is’!!!

Yep, these people are always pricks, in dead end jobs with car crash personal lives but take some comfort in always "telling it like it is". They've not learned there is a time and a place to speak up and a time and a place to keep it closed.

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