ADK Posted 29 January 2014 Posted 29 January 2014 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-25945052 Sounds like good use of police time.
Fox92 Posted 29 January 2014 Posted 29 January 2014 Quote "We are currently trying to find out from the Crown Prosecution Service why they believe that it is in the public interest to pursue a case against these three individuals, and will comment further when we are more fully informed."
Benji Posted 29 January 2014 Posted 29 January 2014 The law firm representing them is called Bindmans... No fixed address you say? This is a job for Rincewind.
BlooArmeh! Posted 29 January 2014 Posted 29 January 2014 The case has been dropped, now. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-25950761
Webbo Posted 29 January 2014 Posted 29 January 2014 The case has been dropped, now. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-25950761 The supermarket said: "The store in question is next door to a police station. Iceland staff did not call the police, who attended on their own initiative. "Nor did we instigate the resulting prosecution, of which we had no knowledge until the media reports of it appeared yesterday evening." Our Police are wonderful.
Webbo Posted 29 January 2014 Posted 29 January 2014 Nice to see they've binned the case. I'll skip that joke, it was rubbish.
Guest MattP Posted 29 January 2014 Posted 29 January 2014 Cheese, tomatoes and cakes? What kind of a person goes through a bin and doesn't take the meat?
Webbo Posted 29 January 2014 Posted 29 January 2014 Cheese, tomatoes and cakes? What kind of a person goes through a bin and doesn't take the meat? Ozleicester?
Unabomber Posted 29 January 2014 Posted 29 January 2014 I'll skip that joke, it was rubbish. I'm glad I'm not at the point of recycling old ones yet.
purpleronnie Posted 29 January 2014 Posted 29 January 2014 I'll skip that joke, it was rubbish. Agreed, it was litter ally the worst joke I've read.
Alexikokopops Posted 29 January 2014 Posted 29 January 2014 Cheese, tomatoes and cakes? What kind of a person goes through a bin and doesn't take the meat? It's Iceland, you've got to draw the line somewhere
AoWW Posted 29 January 2014 Posted 29 January 2014 If you're going to steal from bins, at least steal from M&S bins.
bovril Posted 29 January 2014 Posted 29 January 2014 Agreed, it was litter ally the worst joke I've read. Yeah, reading this thread was such a waste of time. I refuse to add any more puns.
Smudge Posted 29 January 2014 Posted 29 January 2014 Yeah, reading this thread was such a waste of time. I refuse to add any more puns. Doing time for a waste crime, now that's a waste of time.
Strokes Posted 29 January 2014 Posted 29 January 2014 I think its appalling you guys can joke about this, trashy sense of humour
Saxondale Posted 29 January 2014 Posted 29 January 2014 The amount of food supermarkets throw away is outrageous. It's not their fault - we're a nation of twattish prannies who would happily try and sue a supermarket after falling ill from a slightly out-of-date prawn sandwich we took out their skip.
Out Foxed Posted 29 January 2014 Posted 29 January 2014 The amount of food supermarkets throw away is outrageous. It's not their fault - we're a nation of twattish prannies who would happily try and sue a supermarket after falling ill from a slightly out-of-date prawn sandwich we took out their skip. it is to an extent. they hardly reduce things till the few hours. i get the fact they don't want people just waiting and snatching it all up but taking 30p off something isn't going to make it fly off the shelves.
Rincewind Posted 30 January 2014 Posted 30 January 2014 MattP, on 29 Jan 2014 - 5:35 PM, said: Cheese, tomatoes and cakes? What kind of a person goes through a bin and doesn't take the meat? Probably the sort who doesn't have a cooker in their back pocket. Saw it earlier on a Facebook page but thought it was Tescos. I believe Sainsbury's donate any unused items/ Some restaurants do too. Like others have said a waste of police time.
Jimothy Posted 30 January 2014 Posted 30 January 2014 If you're going to steal from bins, at least steal from M&S bins. Is this part of the new advertising campaign? "This isn't just moldy, rat chewed, vomit covered dumpster cheese, this is M&S moldy, rat chewed vomit covered dumpster cheese."
Rincewind Posted 30 January 2014 Posted 30 January 2014 In some states in America people have been arrested for handing out food to the homeless. At least they have not gone that far in this country. They skipped the middle man and took it first.
ozleicester Posted 30 January 2014 Posted 30 January 2014 I never expected to be arrested.... just assumed it was an invitation... I see the bastards have already cleaned it out
Jon the Hat Posted 30 January 2014 Posted 30 January 2014 The CPS decided a prosecution they thought was in the public interest was not in the public interested once the public took an interest. Good to see they are in tune with common sense of the common man.
Alexikokopops Posted 30 January 2014 Posted 30 January 2014 The amount of food supermarkets throw away is outrageous. It's not their fault - we're a nation of twattish prannies who would happily try and sue a supermarket after falling ill from a slightly out-of-date prawn sandwich we took out their skip. There's a charity called FoodCycle which, amongst other things, cooks up meals for those in need from the food that supermarkets would throw out. They had a deal with Sainsbury's last time I checked.
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