Byline: G.F.C.
I AGREE wholeheartedly with L. Hick-son (ECHO Letters, Sept 26), berating women shoppers. I have been shopping in the city now for 20 years and I have yet led tube lamps to leave a queue of women with my heart rate normal.
When I return to the street I look around for little spaceships that brought these visitors from the planet Zo g.
When the cashier tells them the price Fendi Handags Replica of their goods they always say sorry, as though they were rehearsing for a role in Corrie. Then comes the paying part: after she's let the cashier fill her bag she goes on a hunt in her handbag for her purse which she hauls up from the murky depths. She will then proceed to count out every denomination of coin there is. By the time it's your turn you should have reached 1,200.
I am writing this letter as an appeal to all male shoppers. Demand our own queue for man-only shoppers. Show a
embroidered patches little backbone, because when the fe-male queues see how fast the male one moves, they will realise that having your money ready and helping with the packing gets everyone home quicker, even to Zog.
G.F.C., Litherland (full name supplied)
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