... when I presented my Israeli passport at the Warsaw airport. I was of course a total nerve wreck, considering the fact that Poland was still very much a police state at that time, and constantly ...cutting deeply into the listener's soul, if listened to carefully and attentively. https://www.jazzis.com/shop/default.asp?item=102334 JAZZIS WEB SHOP Back to normal activity. HAVE FUN!

... so to lose them would SAVE them money. And WHY do they subsidise it - because they know that if someone gets their petrol there then then there's a good chance they'll also do their shopping there. A lost petrol customer is also a lost retail customer in many cases. Not in many towns where Tesco is the main/only supermarket. I can't speak for most of the country, but...

... seen to be 'good guys'. The moment they try to wriggle out of it, then they've lost that ground and are part of the problem - one of the 'bad guys'. They cannot afford to lose their forecourt sales. Their margins are very low, but they rely on the forecourt customers to also do their shopping at the same time. A lost petrol customer is also a lost retail customer in many cases.

... one bit. Tesco could. Morrisons, OTOH, aren't as financially stable, and it could do them a lot of damage. Not that I personally think that's a bad thing - their shops are more like a fake northern theme park than a supermarket. Supposedly trying to give the impression of being an honest Northern local grocer, which they clearly are not. I'm not sure it ...

...them one bit. Tesco could. Morrisons, OTOH, aren't as financially stable, and it could do them a lot of damage. Not that I personally think that's a bad thing - their shops are more like a fake northern theme park than a supermarket. Supposedly trying to give the impression of being an honest Northern local grocer, which they clearly are not. I'm not sure it would be...

"Neil Williams" <wensleydale@pacersplace.org.uk> wrote their shops are more like a fake northern theme park than a supermarket. Lol, that's so true! -- Regards, Vince.

... paying and it wouldn't affect them one bit. Tesco could. Morrisons, OTOH, aren't as financially stable, and it could do them a lot of damage. Not that I personally think that's a bad thing - their shops are more like a fake northern theme park than a supermarket. Supposedly trying to give the impression of being an honest Northern local grocer, which they clearly are not. Neil

... the immediate proximity and we are all fine. Psychologically we are all nerve-wrecked and tired, but determined to go on with our lives (as you can ... more than ever to keep me sane! ===================================== Have Fun! Adam Baruch Jazzis Web Shop https://www.jazzis.com/shop/ Adam's Blog http://www.jazzis.com/journal/ Adam's Gallery http://www.jazzis.com/gallery/

... to hear the sound of the explosion is nerve wrecking and humiliating, as there is nothing one can do,... computer work and my work on the Jazzis Web Shop. Doing this keeps me sane I suppose and ... and support. =================================== Have Fun! Adam Baruch Jazzis Web Shop https://www.jazzis.com/shop/ Adam's Blog http://www.jazzis.com/journal/ Adam's Gallery http://www....

...all that long and while the shop itself is under renovations I think...at the chance to explore the wreck by ourselves. 20 meter vis and...aimlessly in, out and through the wreck taking pics and having a ball...full of better descriptions of the wreck itself than I could offer, ...and not having to share the wreck with anyone made these two ... divers on a 112 meter wreck really isn't what you ...