[caprimint]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Are we cheap?

I think so

[Natalie.]

Waterstones

[Josy]

The Nike store, waterstones, hmv and the range oh and wilko's

[Littlegreen]

HMV is still enjoyable for me, overpriced mostly but when they have a sale it's usually worthwhile.

TK MAXX and River Island for clothes.

[T*]

Selfridges, John Lewis (especially the one in Liverpool bc it has a really beautiful light up tunnel thing where you can see a really cool view of everything too), love TKMAXX and Homesense too (probably my favourites actually), also stuff like clothes shopping, HMV and bookshops and also when you go to a discount store where you find some really surprising stuff


basically I like retail therapy

[Eddie.]

I also like going to scented candle shops just to sniff at the candles...!

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

Originally Posted by Cal.

Pets at Home

this

[caprimint]

Also Holland & Barrett, Selfridges and John Lewis

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Josy

The Nike store, waterstones, hmv and the range oh and wilko's

Love the Range as well

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by T*

Selfridges, John Lewis (especially the one in Liverpool bc it has a really beautiful light up tunnel thing where you can see a really cool view of everything too), love TKMAXX and Homesense too (probably my favourites actually), also stuff like clothes shopping, HMV and bookshops and also when you go to a discount store where you find some really surprising stuff


basically I like retail therapy

You're just an old lady from Southport.

[Strictly Jake]

Super dry but never buy

[caprimint]

Does anybody else ever feel awkward when they go into a shop and don't buy anything? I'm not talking about a random shop, but maybe one that you go into often and see the workers that recognize you (local shops etc) or eg. Lush where they come up and speak to you?

Like sometimes I just go into Tesco to browse the reduced items and 90% of the time I don't buy anything. And Lush is way too expensive but I just go in every time I see one to smell everything

[Tozzie]

B & M, Home Bargains and HomeSense but I can never afford owt at HomeSense, I just go mainly dreaming in there

[MB.]

Either Waterstones, this vintage clothes shop near me or somewhere like M&S (for when I want to feel posh and like a fat pig)

[caprimint]

Originally Posted by MB.

Either Waterstones, this vintage clothes shop near me or somewhere like M&S (for when I want to feel posh and like a fat pig)

In Birmingham? (The vintage clothes shop)

[MB.]

Originally Posted by caprimint

In Birmingham? (The vintage clothes shop)

Nope, although there are a few decent ones in Birmingham

[caprimint]

Originally Posted by MB.

Nope, although there are a few decent ones in Birmingham

Yeah there's one in the Bullring I really like browsing although again I never buy anything

[Jamie89]

Originally Posted by Josy

The Nike store, waterstones, hmv and the range oh and wilko's

Omg yes Wilko's

Ikea as well, I could quite happily spend a day wandering around Ikea buying things I don't need.

Originally Posted by caprimint

Does anybody else ever feel awkward when they go into a shop and don't buy anything? I'm not talking about a random shop, but maybe one that you go into often and see the workers that recognize you (local shops etc) or eg. Lush where they come up and speak to you?

Like sometimes I just go into Tesco to browse the reduced items and 90% of the time I don't buy anything. And Lush is way too expensive but I just go in every time I see one to smell everything

Yeah I do if it's a small shop, not if it's a big supermarket or something. Or if the shop assistant is really helpful I'll feel guilty for not buying something

[Rob!]

The Range

[Jason.]

I used to love going into HMV and buying DVDs and games but my local one closed down years ago and now my nearest one is like 8 miles away. </3

[Ashley.]

I love furniture shops. I can spend hours in them just browsing.

[Ashley.]

Originally Posted by Natalie.

Waterstones

This too