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The supermarkets could easily programme their tills to identify this behaviour (if a debit / credit card and or loyalty card is used when paying) and stop this at source by refusing the same transaction 2 days running. But they won't. They'd far rather spend their time sending me emails telling...

That's not Morrison's Notters - that's your garage! Admit it! :rant:

The route cause of the shortages was stupid, selfish people panicking and buying way, way more than they required. Had they simply bought what they regularly bought - as they were emplored to - then the supply chains would have coped fine and there would have been enough to go round for...

I can give you a pretty good idea, sadly. Good luck.

From data generated by loyalty cards the supermarkets MUST know who is bulk buying, based on their normal spending patterns. (You can guarantee that the majority of these hoarders will be using their Club Cards etc every time they strip the shelves). I'd love the supermarkets to contact these...

Pigs with missing trotters, I should imagine?

Cor!! Look at that beauty! :drool: 28 washes!! Lovely! But what I REALLY need is x3 boxes so I can do 84 washes. Thanks Tesco :facepalm:

I get this, and saw the signs on the empty ****ing shelves to the same effect. But who needs x3 boxes of washing tablets and x3 bottles of fabric conditioner on one visit? I couldn't even get ONE. *****, the lot of them. ****ing chavvy, selfish *****.

Dispatch from the frontline. Just back from Tesco, Saffron Walden and what a ****ing sad state of affairs. I thought they were putting measures in place to stop the greedy, chavvy, selfish twats that walk large in our society from stripping the shelves bare? So after a day at work I was unable...

That sounds massively painful. Why not try a cork instead?