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Dearing family unhappy with Tesco after trolley damages car

9:37am Thursday 11th January 2007

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By Matthew Woodcock »

A FURIOUS couple today blasted supermarket bosses for refusing to pay for damage to their new car - caused by a runaway shopping trolley.

Julie Dearing, 46, of Stuart Road, Acomb, York, was driving her new Citroen C3 along the slip road beside the Tesco car park at Clifton Moor, when a trolley "came out of nowhere" and smashed into the side of it.

It is believed the trolley was flung into the vehicle by a sudden gust of wind as it was very blustery on New Year's Eve.

Mrs Dearing was unhurt and managed to stay on the road - but was left shocked and upset by the incident. The car, which was bought less than a year ago, suffered a dented front wing which will cost several hundreds of pounds to fix.

Mrs Dearing's husband, Keith, said they immediately contacted Tesco's customer services department to report the matter and claim for the damage. But they were left shocked and angry when the supermarket refused to pay up.

"I'm disgusted with Tesco," Mr Dearing said.

"It's not our fault this happened. If they know it's going to be windy they should have people securing the trolleys properly."

In a letter to the couple, Tesco customer services manager Grace Mildrum "sincerely apologised" for the incident.

She said trolley staff could not be present every time one was abandoned.

"When left in such a way, strong winds during adverse weather conditions may blow them over the car park and this can cause possible damage to any structures or vehicles they collide with. Therefore, we cannot accept liability for any damage or loss that may have occurred."

Mrs Dearing, who was on her way from Wickes, in Clifton Moor, when the incident occurred, said she could have been hurt by the trolley.

"I was terrified," she said.

"I tried to swerve away from the trolley. Tesco should make sure they are put away properly. A lot of people use these car parks and it could be dangerous."

A Tesco spokesperson said: "We do understand and sympathise with the couple but, sadly, we cannot accept responsibility in this case."

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Dan, says...
4:09am Tue 27 Feb 07

Tram I'm not missing the point at all, I'm fully aware that it was originally posted on the 11th of Jan, I just thought that seeing as it was re-opened somehow I would post my view on the matter. Also, I admit there were around 300 comments posted in the first couple of days, however if mine wasnt original would I have actually bothered to post mine? I think not. I'm not the only person to post recently so perhaps you should address everyone in general, not just me.
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Confucius, Shanghai says...
6:46pm Sun 25 Feb 07

Confucius say;

Prease bling back comments section!
Me have nothing to do now without it!

Ah-so
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David Cowen, West Sussex says...
4:46pm Sun 25 Feb 07

This sort of accident could not happen here in the south of England. Our supermarket trolleys are designed so that, unless you lift them at one end, they go round in circles. I think it's high time you northern wimps adopted southern technology.
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Tram, says...
4:26pm Sun 25 Feb 07

You're missing the point Dan. The story was origionally posted on the 11th of JANUARY, There were 300 comments within a couple of days then the story disappeared, as they do. Everything that can be said about it must have been covered in the 300 origional posts.
The story/mystery here is, "why has the story appeared again, unchanged and with all its origional comments intact and with the comments section (this one i'm typing onto now)re-opened?"
There is no direct comments section in 'The Press' anymore.
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T Blair, Bending before Bush says...
9:47am Sun 25 Feb 07

We take this incident very seriously. Accordingly, we have given Iran their last warning.

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Billie, says...
6:30am Sun 25 Feb 07

Please please please, bring back the comments sections!
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Dan, says...
3:30am Sun 25 Feb 07

This is not Tesco's fault at all. In the majority of carparks around the UK there is usually a sign stating that the company in question is not liable for any damage or loss of property. I actually work for Tesco and used to help collect trolleys when they were short staffed. I'm not sticking up for Tesco just because I work for them but I can tell you now that it is almost impossible to secure every trolley in a large carpark like at clifton moor, also you make it sound alot easier than it is. You say Tesco are behind the times because they do not use coin operated trolleys, neither do any of the large supermarkets e.g. Asda, Sainsburys. This article shouldnt have even made it into the paper
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Tram, says...
9:15pm Sat 24 Feb 07

I'm totally amazed that this story, 'A day in the life of Tina the Tesco Trolly' has been put back up on the site again. Check the posting dates for the first 300 contributions. And even more mystified that this comments facility is live again.
I'm not complaining; far from it, i miss this direct comment system, it contains some of the most amusing stuff on-line but it has been missing for a long time now. We have to use the official 'Forum' to post and not many bother anymore.
Nothing in the news report is new as far as i can see so what is going on?
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Bob Bobbins, Eutopia says...
2:41pm Sat 24 Feb 07

Barry wrote:
And just what the fook does this story have to do with PIGEONS!!
It was the Pigeons' fault, scheming little critters they are....

Terrified of a shopping trolley - perhaps if she hadn't left the house it would never have happened therefore it is the drivers fault?
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Barry, padded cell says...
12:11pm Sat 24 Feb 07

And just what the fook does this story have to do with PIGEONS!!
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Essex Scooby Crew, Scoobynet says...
12:07pm Sat 24 Feb 07

ESC Rules

Can you imagine how many claims Tesco would get if they paid up on this incident....
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UJCC, The Internet says...
12:04pm Sat 24 Feb 07

UJCC rules

If Tesco were to pay up it would open the flood gates for claims.... End off.

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Chillaxin, London says...
2:13am Sat 24 Feb 07

LOL YOU LOVE A MAN ****
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J Wheel, Bearsden says...
7:22pm Thu 8 Feb 07

I think that it's shocking that supermarket trolleys can go about damaging people's property like this. But, at least it's not like the present crime wave in the Lake District -http://www.thewestmorlandgazette.co.uk/news/newsgazette/display.var.1151898.0.0.php
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Nick, says...
3:44pm Fri 2 Feb 07

Can we have a national referendum on the issue? We could throw in whether to join the Euro as a side issue...
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Spike, London says...
1:09pm Fri 2 Feb 07

It was lucjy she didn't spill her chips when she swerved violently. The burns alone could have been dreadful.
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becky, lancaster says...
1:00pm Thu 1 Feb 07

please see

http://www.thewestmorlandgazette.co.uk/news/newsgazette/display.var.1151898.0.0.php

for an equally daft story...
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inteligent person here, says...
9:00am Tue 30 Jan 07

why has the plot gone so far off the main story
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Burst Bag, says...
12:13pm Sun 28 Jan 07

Any one know how to fix a leaking colostomy bag? Mine has just burst on the way back from Tesco's.
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The Trolley, says...
11:15pm Wed 24 Jan 07

Sue Tesco's?
I'm going to sue her, there I was going out for a quiet roll, when out of nowhere, she crashes into me!
Knocked me for six she did.
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Ping, says...
7:13am Wed 24 Jan 07

Cant be bothered to read all the comments, and someone probably has already put this. But i work in the retail industry (for one of tesco's rivals) and our policy is that we are not held responsible for any damage or loss of items within our car park. I'm probably sure, tesco's, like us has a sign displaying this notice somewhere around the carpark, if so, they definately do not have to pay up. Its just stupid what people claim for these days.
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chris, says...
12:21am Wed 24 Jan 07

My car has been damaged in a B&Q car park by 2 trolleys during the gales last Thursday.They where blown out of one of the areas designated for them.I reported this to them and they said they would look into it.
B&Q have just told me it is parked at my own risk.

My argument is that these trolleys are supposed to be marshalled and should be secure like they are at supermarkets where they are chained together and you need £1 to use one.

That apparently is not their problem but I asked the question if I or a member of the public i.e a child had been hit what then? That went unanswered
Surely this could be a health and safety issue due to sheer negligence?

If they where secure this would not have happened but it could also happen to someone else in the future.

Chris
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5:16pm Tue 23 Jan 07

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Trolley Dolly, says...
4:35pm Tue 23 Jan 07

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Confucius, says...
9:19am Tue 23 Jan 07

Confucius say
I am 300! Yippee!
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totally irrelevant but may be helpful, says...
9:18am Tue 23 Jan 07

Trolley Dolly wrote:
*sing this song in rehab style* They tryed to make me go to rehab but i said No No No !! Trolleys are bad but i am glad !! I dont ever want to drink again !! Tescooooooo is for peopleeee !! No No NO !! I aint got the time for her being so lameeee !! Mrs dearing is too Blameeee !!
Lovely song! Well done!
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bedster, says...
9:17am Tue 23 Jan 07

Andy Capp wrote:
Getting back to the real purpose of this post which is being the issue of 'rogue trollys' can i just add that I have not been able to feel my legs for 34 years now. Its not a funny thing to joke about, when our lass want's a 'leg over' it knocks my confidence to s***. If anyone wants to roger my wife and not mind her rimming them in the process then please feel free to e-mail her. Mind you, shes is only 2'3" tall and stinks of p*** and s***. She also pushes a trolly around in Tesco's on a saturday afternoon. And eats dogs eggs for supper.
I too can feel Julies pain, as i was once beaten to within an inch of my life by rouge trollys in Jacksons in Bridlington.

I was mearley walking through the car park when set upon by two family sized trollys and a wire basket, after i fended them off i was struck from behind by a wooden pallet and i was left for dead.

I asked Jacksons for compo and what did i get? P*ss All thats what i got.
Just scars, bruises and post traumatic stress, believe me punters... when trollys attack they really do take a deep bite and if you see an angry pallet coming for you, keep out of its way cos they hurt too.
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Waterstones Insider, says...
9:09am Tue 23 Jan 07

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will be published on 2nd February.

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For example, the trolley-pushing moth of Chile, the trolley yielding maniac of Montana and the Citroen automobile-bashed victim of York.

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Trolley Dolly, says...
9:03am Tue 23 Jan 07

*sing this song in rehab style*
They tryed to make me go to rehab but i said No No No !!
Trolleys are bad but i am glad !!
I dont ever want to drink again !!
Tescooooooo is for peopleeee !!
No No NO !!
I aint got the time for her being so lameeee !!
Mrs dearing is too Blameeee !!
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Theatrical Talent Scout, says...
9:01am Tue 23 Jan 07

"Trolley!"
The Musical

By Andrew Lloyd Webber

Auditions will be held on Saturday afternoons in Tesco's Clifton Moor Car Park.

You've all seen how it was done for Connie with "How do you solve a problem like Maria?" Well now we are chosing the lead role in "Trolley"

Contestants must be able to dance and sing both unaccompanied and whilst swinging a trolley towards cars.
Please contact me for an entry form.
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Trolley Dolly, says...
8:57am Tue 23 Jan 07

totally irrelevant but may be helpful wrote:
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Ian Comprehensible, says...
1:59am Tue 23 Jan 07

I tell you what, I think Tesco's trolleys are smashing. You only pay a pound, and you can take it away with you! I've got f***ing dozens of them.
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Andy Capp, says...
12:05am Tue 23 Jan 07

Getting back to the real purpose of this post which is being the issue of 'rogue trollys' can i just add that I have not been able to feel my legs for 34 years now. Its not a funny thing to joke about, when our lass want's a 'leg over' it knocks my confidence to s***. If anyone wants to roger my wife and not mind her rimming them in the process then please feel free to e-mail her. Mind you, shes is only 2'3" tall and stinks of p*** and s***. She also pushes a trolly around in Tesco's on a saturday afternoon. And eats dogs eggs for supper.
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Gary Goatse, says...
10:44pm Mon 22 Jan 07

... anyone want lice?
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totally irrelevant but may be helpful, says...
9:58pm Mon 22 Jan 07

yoyoyoyo wrote;
Beautiful JUST Beautiful!


THANKS!
You like it? you want more?

This time;

Head Lice

About half of the children affected will notice itching of their scalps which draws attention to the problem. The lice themselves are small, about the length of a match head, and may be difficult to see, as their colour is often close to the hair colour.

Newly laid eggs are usually close to the scalp (about 1.5cm or about 0.5in) and as the hair grows this, and subsequently the empty sac, once it is hatched, will move further from the scalp.

When the egg is still in the sac it is small and rather dull in colour, and difficult to see. Once the egg has hatched, (7-10 days) the sac is white, and easier to see.

Head louse (Pediculus capitis) only affects humans, and cannot be passed on to, or caught from animals.

The best way to check on the presence of lice, if you are not sure, is to use the following lice detection regime:

Wash the hair as normal.
Apply conditioner liberally, including the full length of long hair.
Lay out white tissues over which you will comb the hair.
Comb the hair through with a normal comb first, to get rid of any knots.
With a fine tooth comb ("nit comb"), starting from the roots of the hairs, comb out along the complete length of the hair. After each stroke check the comb for lice and wipe it clean. Work systematically around the whole head of hair.
Rinse the hair as normal.
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yoyoyoyo, says...
7:10pm Mon 22 Jan 07

totally irrelevant but may be helpful wrote:
Trolley Dolly wrote: Thats beautiful information :D
Thanks! You like it? Want more? This time; \"Preparing a rabbit for table\" Skinning As this part of the operation can be messy, you can elect to do it outside (weather permitting), and it should be carried out on an impervious surface such as polythene or a worktop. Do not use newspaper as the print is very difficult to remove from the meat. A plastic \'builders rubble\' type bag can be used. Lay the rabbit on its back, head towards you and on the left side of the opening that it was gutted through, start to separate the skin from the meat - it\'s not that dissimilar from opening a book. Work round to the other side until you have separated the meat from the skin right round. Put your left hand under the skin and grip the rabbit. It should be quite easy using the other hand to peel off the rest of the skin.
Beautiful JUST Beautiful
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beeeeeeep, says...
7:08pm Mon 22 Jan 07

beep
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Vera Duckworth, says...
7:01pm Mon 22 Jan 07

Well with me being from corrie i got to admit i do love pickled onions & golden delicious So Tony Onion i disagree with you there pickled onions are the best food going you can have onion soup,onion gravey,onion stew,onion curry,onion kebab,onion cake,onion with fish and cheese topped with jam !!
Allsorts of different things !!

But well Trolleys hae the god **** things You never guess what well i was walking to tesco one and and his trolley just blew right into me It nearly killed me i just could'nt believe It !!

Ahh well i got over it but the thing i didnt get over was i was wearing Versace boots and the trolley got the dirty *sob sob*

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Jurassic2, says...
5:28pm Mon 22 Jan 07

Let's hope after the True Brit trollies have smashed up all the French cars they will start on the golden delicious and onion soup.
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totally irrelevant but may be helpful, says...
5:27pm Mon 22 Jan 07

Trolley Dolly wrote:
Thats beautiful information :D
Thanks!

You like it? Want more?

This time; "Preparing a rabbit for table"

Skinning

As this part of the operation can be messy, you can elect to do it outside (weather permitting), and it should be carried out on an impervious surface such as polythene or a worktop. Do not use newspaper as the print is very difficult to remove from the meat. A plastic 'builders rubble' type bag can be used.

Lay the rabbit on its back, head towards you and on the left side of the opening that it was gutted through, start to separate the skin from the meat - it's not that dissimilar from opening a book. Work round to the other side until you have separated the meat from the skin right round.

Put your left hand under the skin and grip the rabbit. It should be quite easy using the other hand to peel off the rest of the skin.

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Tony Onion, says...
4:26pm Mon 22 Jan 07

Pickled or not I hate onions, in fact my nickname for onions is 'The Devils Apples'. I also don't like trollys.
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Trolley Dolly, says...
4:01pm Mon 22 Jan 07

Thats beautiful information :D
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totally irrelevant but maybe helpful, says...
3:37pm Mon 22 Jan 07

Not all veruccas are the same, varying from single growths to clusters of warts through to mosaic types of veruccas which can be quite large. As such, the choice of treatment a chiropodist might apply will vary according to the individual patient and to the type of verucca they present.



Many people report that their veruccas clear up after a beach holiday, where the combined effects of salt water and sand are of great benefit. Other home treatments occasionally recommended by chiropodists include bathing the feet nightly in a saturated solution of vinegar and salt; or applying garlic paste every few days, then rubbing the area with a pumice stone and reapplying the garlic paste. Unfortunately, veruccas have a habit of apparently clearing up completely and then, when you think it’s safe to go back in the water, reappearing having lain dormant for some time. So be vigilant.
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Trolley Dolly, says...
3:35pm Mon 22 Jan 07

Every Little Helps :D
Watch out crashing trolleys about !!
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Andrew Michael Bulancechaser, says...
3:31pm Mon 22 Jan 07

I am the legal representative of the couple in question, and I feel that some of these comments are intended to be humourous. Now don't get me wrong, I like a laugh as much as the next man, but this is serious. Have you no compassion for the distress this family of numptys have suffered? I bet she s*** herself when the rogue trolley careered out of nowhere and launched itself at their car. I will be wanting at least...oohh.. I dunno...2 million quid? A nice drink, anyway.
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JohnReid, says...
3:24pm Mon 22 Jan 07

Rest assured that the government is doing all in its power to ensure that acts of trolly terrorism are never again perpetrated on these shores. To that end, I am calling for new legislation that will give police extended powers to arrest and hold trollies, shopping baskets and any other meshed containers suspected of plotting future attacks.
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Mini Ha Ha, says...
2:19pm Mon 22 Jan 07

Grow up you lot, im this is a serious issue we are dealing with here and is not in the slightest bit funny. What is funny is that im only 2'3" tall and double incontinent. I shop at Tesco and find that I cant reach the trolly handle so resort to pushing it around. Sometimes these trollys get out of control and think this is the case here.
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Insert funny comment here, says...
1:16pm Mon 22 Jan 07

I don't live in York - and I don't shop at Tesco. But I DO like to shag birds up the wrong 'un. Coincidence? I think not.
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Possesed Trolly, says...
1:02pm Mon 22 Jan 07

The wheels on the trolly go round & round - round & round - round & round ...............
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Trolley Dolly, says...
12:36pm Mon 22 Jan 07

Wait did i say hold that bus i meant Trolley seen as though someone killed a car with one :D:D
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Trolley Dolly, says...
12:28pm Mon 22 Jan 07

OH OH my dear Trevor dont forget the poor people in Africa !!
But this is just so much more important it wasnt just any car you know it was a Citroen C3 a BLUE one now hold that bus :D:D
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Trevor Richard Olley, says...
12:09pm Mon 22 Jan 07

It seems that someone has been posting on here using my name. I would never take such a serious issue as this lightly. Global warming? The war in Iraq? Oh, no - some nougat has bounced her car off a trolley in Tescos car park. Now THAT is important!
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Trolley Dolly, says...
11:59am Mon 22 Jan 07

I've found a place where we can boogie !! Smack that !!
till you get sore !!
Smack that !!
BOOOOOOM

haha
Well what i can say hey Trolley Wolley Dolley =]

:D:D:D:D
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Joker, says...
11:16am Mon 22 Jan 07

What's the difference between a Blonde and a Supermarket Trolley?
A supermarket trolley has a mind of its own.
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B.Ladder, says...
11:02am Mon 22 Jan 07

In response to Terry Waites rant, instead of complaining about the Polish coming to our country, why dont you turn your attention to your overgrown allotment? My fruit and veg wont grow because your 37 foot tall turnips are blocking all the sunlight.
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Terry "chained to a radiator" Waite, says...
10:56am Mon 22 Jan 07

The real issue here is that it was a Polish trolley, in the country illegally, and working for just £1 an hour! Oh, no, laugh if you want, but I'm going round there right now, and , well, lets just say that there's one trolley that won't be attacking the innocent any more.
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Gary Goatse, says...
10:40am Mon 22 Jan 07

I was injured by a 'runaway' trolley just last week, while I was carrying out my usual goatse manoeuvre a trolly came out of nowhere and ended up my jacksie. Asda here i come...
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Gordon Brown, says...
10:38am Mon 22 Jan 07

In response to your above comment Mr. Fratelli, I would like to assure you that when I'M in charge there'll be no of this "rogue trolley" carry on. Oh no. But I think we are being sidetracked from the real issue here , which is that fat and/or ugly people have no business behind the wheel anyway. I mean, come on! The only way that this freak could be uglier is if it had ginger hair! String them up, that's what I say.
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Sloth Fratelli, says...
10:31am Mon 22 Jan 07

I think Tony Blair need to take a good look at this disturbing issue of these 'suicide trolleys'. what will terrorists think of next? jumping aboard a packed commuter train with explosives tied to there waists? come on Tony, get it sorted. I voted for you, you t***.
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Dave Lee Travis, says...
10:21am Mon 22 Jan 07

As a world famous radio presenter, I am appalled that such a tragedy is not being properly adressed by Tesco. I will never shop there again, nor will any of my famous mates, like simon le Bon and that. Unless they have designer jeans on special, obviously.
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T Rolley, says...
10:16am Mon 22 Jan 07

Anyone for a bit of car bashing later? see you by the side of the road about half seven.
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Norman Lee Sensible, says...
10:14am Mon 22 Jan 07

I am shocked and disgusted at some of the comments on here. Do you people not realise how distressing a trolley attack can be? My trolleys were in a right state when I read this!
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T Rolley, says...
9:47am Mon 22 Jan 07

You drove into me, now one of my front wheels is wonky, you'll be hearing from my insurance company soon...
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The Dodger, says...
7:46pm Sun 21 Jan 07

Couldn't agree more, her and her "No chin" sister, fell ot of the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down, they enjoyed the ride so much they joined tha back of the queue for another go, Aiiiiiii.
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The Dodger, says...
7:43pm Sun 21 Jan 07

300 comments wrote:
Does anyone think this will make 300 comments?
Yes
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300 comments, says...
7:27pm Sun 21 Jan 07

Does anyone think this will make 300 comments?
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Fat Man's Lunch, says...
8:22am Sun 21 Jan 07

I worked at Tesco with the ming hag too, she got sacked for slapping a gay bloke, WHILE she was union rep and H&S rep, hmmm she's such a model citizen, so I think the clapped out old trout should just give up trying to blame her pathetic existence on the mighty Tesco empire and realize that her failings are all her own doings and being unable to drive round a car park (something which is one of the first things done in lessons) is just the tip of the ice-berg!

Oh, and her sister has no chin!
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Ed. Note, says...
10:48pm Fri 19 Jan 07

Jasper is playing lead role in Othello at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre.
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The Dodger, says...
7:33pm Wed 17 Jan 07

julie wrote:
The Dodger wrote: I used to work with her, she stole lots of sweets and tried to sue tesco for making her look like a big flabby growler, didnt work, so shes trying to get them some over way, splitarse.
id like to know why most people on here have to get so nasty and personal, a lot of the comments have gone off the point and have started to slag her off for bein ova weight and driving fast. How do you know she was speeding for gods sake MARK W and what has her weight got to do with anything THEDODGER Yes there are a lot more important issues in this world than her car but there is no need to be so personal and nasty. It would be interestin 2c if you would say these comments to her face, but i doubt u wud, its nice n safe on ur computer aint it....whimps xxx
Its spelt wimps darling, get it right.
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julie, says...
6:45pm Mon 15 Jan 07

The Dodger wrote:
I used to work with her, she stole lots of sweets and tried to sue tesco for making her look like a big flabby growler, didnt work, so shes trying to get them some over way, splitarse.
id like to know why most people on here have to get so nasty and personal, a lot of the comments have gone off the point and have started to slag her off for bein ova weight and driving fast. How do you know she was speeding for gods sake MARK W and what has her weight got to do with anything THEDODGER Yes there are a lot more important issues in this world than her car but there is no need to be so personal and nasty. It would be interestin 2c if you would say these comments to her face, but i doubt u wud, its nice n safe on ur comput