aldi

[William Gardner]

was in aldi yester dy in the queue to pay for the goods old lady checking her stuf came to 11 pound somthing opened her purse had fowlded 10 pound note in it girl on till started to take stuf away to get bill down i said hold on mother put the 10 pound note back in your pures whipped out a 20 said i will cover this she lookek at me srait in the eyes never said a word that look was enough for me had a wad on me no problem wasent having that not looking for medal on this but many on site would have done the same my mother never had money but brout us 6 kids up

[Doc Vernon]

A very nice gesture on your part there William,i am sure the old dear was very grateful.
I think its only old Seadogs like us all here that would such kind deeds these days!
Too many of Today are just for themselves!
Cheers

[cappy]

was in aldi--- brout us 6 kids up

william that old dear did she have a brown coat and little black hat .....if she did she copped me for the same thing yesterday

[William Gardner]

william that old dear did she have a brown coat and little black hat .....if she did she copped me for the same thing yesterday

no she did not cappy but ilike that one mate

[Keith at Tregenna]

Aldi.

The only place where you can buy food cheaper than the carrier bags.

I pulled my balaclava on, pulled my collar up and left the house after a good look round to make sure no one could recognise me, I headed down the road with one thing on my mind, making sure no one saw me when I popped into Aldi for some milk.

Aldi: Because going to Tesco requires a bath and a shave.

Bored? Only have a pound to spend?

What you want to do is find a Netto, Lidl or Aldi (which require a pound coin to use their trolleys).
They usually have about four or five lines of trolleys near the front door.
What you do is use your pound coin to take a trolley out of the line and add it to another, and repeat until you have made one massive line of trolleys that blocks the entrance and exit of the store.

If the confusion on the shop managers face is not entertaining enough, simply jump over the trolleys to enter the store and smash the nearest fire alarm!

Lidl and Aldi are like modern day concentration camps.

Owned by Germans and full of East European workers who really don't want to be there.

Hot cross buns! Hot cross buns!
One a penny two a penny - Hot cross buns!

Must've been from Aldi.

Whenever I walk into Aldi, I always check around to make sure noone I know has seen me going in, just because it's so embaressing.

I really should get a job somewhere else.

I'm a sucker for a TV bargain.

Today I got my bread from Aldi, milk from Tesco, a ready meal from Lidl, cheese from Sainsburys and some beer from Morrisons.

I saved a shrewd £1.19, then stopped at Asda on the way home and spent a very reasonable £25 to fill my car back up.

[happy daze john in oz]

In todays 'Me,Me' society it is nice to see there are still some out there who have ethics and morals, well done mate.

Our Aldi here in Victoria are not a lot better than corner stores, nothing like the ones in Europe. Ther fruit and veg is mainly second quality and meta not much better. Very few items when you look closely are any cheaper than the major supermarkets but the variety section is very good value. Onlt thing I ever go there for.

[Chris Isaac]

Aldi is a great store.
Not that I go there myself, because I don't.
But they do keep all the riff-raff out of Waitrose.

[John Pruden]

these stories take you back to pay off day coming down the street if a gang of kids sitting with their feet in the gutter not a penny between them you would throw two bob by them for sweets now days you would be classed as a weirdo and put on a list at the cop shop? I was one of them kids in the 50s.jp

[gray_marian]

#8, Not sure if this happened down south, here, when the Bride & Groom left the Church, "smash" would be thrown from the car window for the local children waiting!! this was known as a "scramble" and many a skint knee ensued..... worth it though

[Chris Isaac]

#8, Not sure if this happened down south, here, when the Bride & Groom left the Church, "smash" would be thrown from the car window for the local children waiting!! this was known as a "scramble" and many a skint knee ensued..... worth it though

How disgusting...... I hope they threw a napkin with it !