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These Starlings seem to have taken over the trolley bay at ASDA in Charlton. They seemed to begrudgingly move if someone wanted a trolley. I suspect though that most customers barely noticed the birds.
The former Netto store on South Road in Walkley is currently being converted into an ASDA - it will open on 8 November - the other Nettos in Sheffield (Catch Bar Lane, Manor Top, Woodseats etc) have already been converted into ASDAs - click on my other pictures to see pictures of what the conversions look like.
Someone obviously confusing an Asda delivery basket with a litter bin?!?! Surely they need all the baskets they have in the current time?
Having returned its Wednesday contingent of Asda customers to Talke and Alsager, VR YBW 489V heads back to base via Junction 16 and the A500, its progress temporarily thwarted by the barriers at the Radway Green level crossing,
Wish I'd used this instead of the Sainsbury's shite. At least blue food colouring isn't rare this August.
An Asda trolley casually dumped in undergrowth by the path from the retail park to the Springvale roundabout.
Supermarket shelves during the Coronavirus outbreak, Bristol, 18th March 2020.
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A glove to wear to dinner parties, networking events, a first date.
The fingers carry four solid stories, if you're struggling for conversation simply peer down at the finger of your choice and reel off the amazing anecdote.
This glove features the following:
– Michael Aspel falling in The Asda
– How you once caught a herring with a sock
– Owls
– A joke that could pass as one by Tommy Cooper
...I'll take 4 for £4 please!"
~Happy April Fools Day!!~
Well actually this was shot on Saturday! But I thought it would fit the jesting beginning to the month.
I actually spotted this in Asda, Biggleswade and could not make any sense of the offer! LOL. Pretty good value I say!
~Have a great day!~
One of the founders of the ASDA empire, Peter Asquith had a chain of small supermarkets which merged with Associated Dairies & Farm Stores Ltd in 1965, the name came from ASquith and DAiries.
This bust is situated in front of ASDA House in Leeds.