I've been spending too much time weighing in against Sion Simon to worry about my own posting and I have visitors this weekend. I don't like to be political unless I've thought the post through, so here is an apolitical post. Just stocked up on basics3 2 litres bottles of still water
2 litres of milk
2 kilogram bags of rice and
1 jar of coffee.
The cost approximated to £2.40. Let's see who can turn this into a political post.
10 comments:
Damn the EU - I remember when that lot would have been £0.24 - not £2.40. How's inflation in Prague these days?
That said, it wasn't that many years ago that you would have had to queue for that lot...... Damn the Soviets..
Will that do?
Hmm - much less than in Tesco. Despite the fact that they don't pay Land Value Tax on all those out of town car parks they own.
:)
See, I can get it in anywhere...:)
PS - who bottled the water? Has the Czech Republic still got spa water not owned by Coke, Danone or Nestle?
ha! Thats all for 48 shillings? I blame the bloody government.
You must hate your visitors if this is the kind of thing you are laying on for the party. Are they your in-laws?
Lol - cityunslicker. Humbug.
I wonder how many men know who much a litre of milk costs? It's something politicians get asked sometimes to see how grounded they are.
But what a cheap shopping basket, I'm very impressed.
Ellee, I've no idea how much a litre of milk costs, I only buy pints;)
snafu, how much is a pint then? And a packet of cornflakes? And no cheating.
If it were not for CAP, it would be cheaper. (Do I win a prize?)
Hey Serf, long time no see - you want a prize for stating the obvious? Jock, there are a few bottled water companies which I believe are independent (e.g. mattoni. And Ellee, I'd also like to ground a few politicians. Post closed.
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