Yesterday took a pair of jeans back to ASDA, for a refund, cost 4 quid,
Christmas bought a DVD palyer 18 quid.
Pair of cycle shorts, 35 quid,
Cycling top, 40 quid,
Polystyrene reformed, fast food box, 110 quid.
Theres considerably more research in a DVD player than any cycling gear, and a pair of jeans uses more material and stiching than a pair of Lycra shorts.
Discuss.
Asda girls are fitter than an average bloke from your LBS.
LOL @ hairchested...
Where is the stuff from the supermarket made? How many middle man between the factory and the shelves of the LBS? How knowledgeable is your average sexy girl from asda?
How much from the raw material?
I reckon the girls in our local Asda could show most of us a trick or two.
Is that not what you meant?
to maintain the momentum the lasses* in ASDA have larger volumes and tighter margins - *the age of most lasses (ex land girls?) in our local encourage a shortening of the supply chain
But would Asda girls give Nectar points.
project - MemberBut would Asda girls give Nectar points.
In my local store it'd be more like Green Shield Stamps....
try cycling in the jeans!
Jeans £4, DVD Player £18, Cycle top £40 Catchin the fat lass behind the checkout, takin a sneak peak at my cock in my lycra cycling shorts, priceless!!!!!!!!!!!
The Tall man, absolute classic.
Which branch was that in,
Asda's cheaper than going to the zoo and has better animals in it!
Cycle equivalent of asda is Decathlon....
Decathlon cycle shorts 6.95 http://www.decathlon.co.uk/EN/performen-3899272/
Top 7.95 http://www.decathlon.co.uk/EN/sport-basic-top-yellow-69515417/
Theres considerably more research in a DVD player than any cycling gear, and a pair of jeans uses more material and stiching than a pair of Lycra shorts.Discuss.
Per unit manufactured, I guarantee you that the DVD player would cost less to design.
asda jeans - guaranteed to fail and fit horribly - cheap jeans just look terrible - and im no fashion icon my self
35 quid lycra shorts - probably going to last a while and probably got a half decent cut on them.
Chalk costs £10, cheese costs £1.
Daft question.
Next?
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