[Crimson Dynamo]

One to make you smile on a Wednesday

Little Lily Robinson the three-year-old got Sainsbury's to rename its tiger bread after writing a letter saying it looked more like the markings of a giraffe.








Viral: Lily's mother posted her daughter's letter and the response on this Facebook campaign page which went on to get more than 140,000 'likes'

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1l7tS46bD

[Saph]

haha is this actually real??

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by saphliike

haha :d is this actually real??

100%

[Niamh.]

aww

[Jessica.]

That is adorable.

[Ammi]

Problem is, it's on the top shelf and I couldn't reach it..

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Ammi

Problem is, it's on the top shelf and I couldn't reach it..

[lostalex]

I think it should be called "tortoise shell bread"

[Niall]

Thats so cute

[Benjamin]

I think I'm the only one who is absolutely unimpressed with this story and the fact that one of the parents typed the letter for the girl yet figured it would be clever to type 'sainnnsssssbbbuuurrryyys'.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by ukturtle

I think I'm the only one who is absolutely unimpressed with this story and the fact that one of the parents typed the letter for the girl yet figured it would be clever to type 'sainnnsssssbbbuuurrryyys'.

Ooooo you are heartless....but accurate

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by Ammi

Ooooo you are heartless....but accurate

Not heartless, I just don't find stuff like this 'cute'.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by ukturtle

Not heartless, I just don't find stuff like this 'cute'.

I'm joking, of course, I do agree.....whenever I have to 'judge' any work..drawing, poetry etc at work, I always avoid the ones which have had obvious 'parent input'

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by ukturtle

I think I'm the only one who is absolutely unimpressed with this story and the fact that one of the parents typed the letter for the girl yet figured it would be clever to type 'sainnnsssssbbbuuurrryyys'.

You'd be such an annoying dad Re write your letter to Santa, Tarquin! That grammar is horrendous!

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

You'd be such an annoying dad Re write your letter to Santa, Tarquin! That grammar is horrendous!

Firstly, I would never name my child Tarquin. Secondly, my children will have that illusion of Santa shattered at an early age. I shall tell them he was murdered by the Tooth Fairy.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by ukturtle

Firstly, I would never name my child Tarquin. Secondly, my children will have that illusion of Santa shattered at an early age. I shall tell them he was murdered by the Tooth Fairy.

Evil. Pure Evil.

[lily.]

Originally Posted by ukturtle

Firstly, I would never name my child Tarquin. Secondly, my children will have that illusion of Santa shattered at an early age. I shall tell them he was murdered by the Tooth Fairy.

mwahahahahahahahaha

[Josy]

A £3 gift card? fgs sainsburys thats a bit tight

[Suze]

I agree with Ben and Ammi on this, that said though, Giraffe bread is a more fitting description even if before opening this thread I was like what! surely they are not adding bits of Giraffe to their bread *Feels stupid for that, and sidles out of thread*.

[Maia]

My mum just told me about this, what on earth Tiger bread >>>

[Marc]

Originally Posted by ukturtle

I think I'm the only one who is absolutely unimpressed with this story and the fact that one of the parents typed the letter for the girl yet figured it would be clever to type 'sainnnsssssbbbuuurrryyys'.

Originally Posted by ukturtle

Not heartless, I just don't find stuff like this 'cute'.

Don't ever have kids

[Me. I Am Salman]

Which dumb ****** called it tiger bread in the first place

[CharlieO]

She can't spell sainsburys but she can specially make the 1/2 next to the 3 the special small 1/2.

Poppycock.

[Patrick]

A 3 Pound Gift Card?

Let's wreck this place.

[Doogle]

Aww

But £3 srsly?!