[Jessica.]

I went to London a few months ago and I went into iceland for the first time and it was actually awful, I wouldn't eat food out of there, I'm not surprised they are selling. :S

[Claymores]

Originally Posted by Jessica.

I went to London a few months ago and I went into iceland for the first time and it was actually awful, I wouldn't eat food out of there, I'm not surprised they are selling. :S

Do you buy all your own food or do yer mam and yer dad for you? If you buy your own, then sure, avoid it like the plague. ATM a lot of people are empoverished and their crapola is about the only way to make ends meet.

I'm sure that the Iceland punters would prefer to get their foodstuffs from M&S too. It's not gonna happen - hence why I suggested the staff are not worried of the owning bank getting itself into even more financial crap - more of a reflection of the bank (remember that governments are now sh1tting on banks for exarcerbating the crisis UK/Ireland are in)

[Jessica.]

Originally Posted by Claymores

Do you buy all your own food or do yer mam and yer dad for you? If you buy your own, then sure, avoid it like the plague. ATM a lot of people are empoverished and their crapola is about the only way to make ends meet.

We don't have iceland in Ireland luckily, my mother buys the food from tesco and local shops. hehe

[Claymores]

Originally Posted by Jessica.

We don't have iceland in Ireland luckily, my mother buys the food from tesco and local shops. hehe

No worries Jess - all I was hinting is that it is a financial problem of the bank - not that low-rent food chain. I agree with my pal's wife that there is a strong place in the market for dross food in the middle of a recession.

[Sam:)]

Originally Posted by Jessica.

We don't have iceland in Ireland luckily, my mother buys the food from tesco and local shops. hehe

Yes we theres four stores in Dublin,I live near one of them and they are ****,It used to have nice ice-pops.