Did they also buy meat?

Because how can you have any pudding if you don't eat your meat?

This is bad news....for Rushbo.

And this is why we have a second ammendment. Withouth it, the king of england could tell Americans that they need id to purchase junk food.

Well, if it's in the Daily Mail it must have happened exactly as described

/Bonjour

Another sign of the Apocalypse.

Only those with the Mark of the Beast can buy and sell pudding.

I went shopping over the summer and used a self checkout lane. I bought a 6 packs of IBC Root Beer and it all but set an alarm off. The attendant came over, carded me (for farking Root Beer!) and checked every single bottle in the 6 pack.

Apparently some smart kids started putting beer bottles that look like IBC bottles in IBC 6 packs and buying them.

microwave pudding? who does that?

HST's Dead Carcass: I went shopping over the summer and used a self checkout lane. I bought a 6 packs of IBC Root Beer and it all but set an alarm off. The attendant came over, carded me (for farking Root Beer!) and checked every single bottle in the 6 pack.

Apparently some smart kids started putting beer bottles that look like IBC bottles in IBC 6 packs and buying them.

I can understand checking the bottles, but unless there's actual beer in there, you should tell them to go fark themselves asking for ID.

FTFA: A Tesco spokesman said today: 'There is no age restriction on this product.

'We've scanned the item ourselves and found that no age restriction message appeared, so there may have been a one-off error with the checkout.'


Do you people actually read the entire article before posting/greenlighting?

InspectorZero: FTFA: A Tesco spokesman said today: 'There is no age restriction on this product.

'We've scanned the item ourselves and found that no age restriction message appeared, so there may have been a one-off error with the checkout.'


Do you people actually read the entire article before posting/greenlighting?

Where do you think you are?

ManateeGag: microwave pudding? who does that?

Masochists who think a microwaved Hot Pocket isn't warm enough

This is pudding you limey cocksuckers.

how old do you have to be to buy pudding?

The machine, in Southampton, Hampshire, told him his purchase had to be 'approved' - and a member of staff was only too eager to demand his identification proving he was over 18.

Welcome to Obama's America, in full effect.

I blame Bill Cosby.

Somehow.

InspectorZero: FTFA: A Tesco spokesman said today: 'There is no age restriction on this product.

'We've scanned the item ourselves and found that no age restriction message appeared, so there may have been a one-off error with the checkout.'


Do you people actually read the entire article before posting/greenlighting?

It's the Daily Fail. Reading it actually has an inverse effect on one's understanding of the subject.

Yorkshire pudding is a pastry.

Black pudding is blood sausage.

So, before some Republican comes in here screaming about liberal nanny states, I'd just like to point out that Republicans pretty much own Tennessee government and I have to show an ID in this state to buy Robitussin.

These ID laws are bullshiat. I have to show an ID to the pharmacist to buy Sudafed, which can be turned into meth, but I don't have to show an ID to Toothy or Bones back in the alley behind the drug store to buy the meth itself? Just like how I have to be all 'not a felon' to buy a gun legally, but I can't do that after that 'robbing the Tesco to pay for my pudding habit' thing, which didn't have anything to do with meth or Sudafed, and anyway I can't even get a drivers' license anymore! Especially since I don't have a car since I sold it for bail money. And Toothy and Bones don't even sell guns! What am I going to do once I run out of pudding again?

Hold on, I think the police are at the door again.

ManateeGag: microwave pudding? who does that?

I tried it but the metal lids kept sparking and eventually caught my microwave on fire. Don't even ask about the plastic spoon.

Holy sh*t the butt-enhancement story at the bottom...my dear god.

/hot like microwave puddin

Given the prominent pose, I'm going with the idea that he's testing the Daily Mail on their bullishiat.

vernonFL: Yorkshire pudding is a pastry.

Black pudding is blood sausage.

Neither are edible.

It's the United Nanny Kingdom. No surprises.

/carry on

GAT_00: So, before some Republican comes in here screaming about liberal nanny states, I'd just like to point out that Republicans pretty much own Tennessee government and I have to show an ID in this state to buy Robitussin.

That shiat is why I'm a Libertarian. Republicans want sober prole slaves, generally.

sigdiamond2000: The machine, in Southampton, Hampshire, told him his purchase had to be 'approved' - and a member of staff was only too eager to demand his identification proving he was over 18.

Welcome to Obama's America, in full effect.

0/10

vernonFL: Yorkshire pudding is a pastry.

Black pudding is blood sausage.

Plum pudding is crap.

GAT_00: So, before some Republican comes in here screaming about liberal nanny states, I'd just like to point out that Republicans pretty much own Tennessee government and I have to show an ID in this state to buy Robitussin.

Yes, but in their defense it is well known that Gat_00 uses Robitussin to get high.

vudukungfu: vernonFL: Yorkshire pudding is a pastry.

Black pudding is blood sausage.

Neither are edible.

Not true. Both are technically edible. However edible does not mean good to eat. A turd by definition is edible.

Of course, since it's coming from the daily mail, we can only assume the actual story took place in a a hair salon, and has nothing to do with microwavable pudding whatsoever in reality

Smeggy Smurf: vudukungfu: vernonFL: Yorkshire pudding is a pastry.

Black pudding is blood sausage.

Neither are edible.

Not true. Both are technically edible. However edible does not mean good to eat. A turd by definition is edible.

what about legos.. or duplo??

Damn poor homeless people. Most of them don't have IDs because they either lost it or it already got stolen. What if the only food available is pudding and they don't have the ID to buy it?

Somaticasual: Of course, since it's coming from the daily mail, we can only assume the actual story took place in a a hair salon, and has nothing to do with microwavable pudding whatsoever in reality

If I had 2 cents for every third hand story about a stupid store employee, I'd have enough to start a national newspaper full of shiat.

FirstNationalBastard: Did they also buy meat?

Because how can you have any pudding if you don't eat your meat?

Clintoned in the Boobies. Last one out, get the lights

Relevant.

Boiling Lava Hot

Who the hell wants to eat hot pudding!?

FirstNationalBastard: Did they also buy meat?

Because how can you have any pudding if you don't eat your meat?

Awesome

/stand still laddie

other people's problems - I haven't eaten pudding in about 20 years.

/walmart asked me for an ID when I bought pipe cleaners about 15 years ago. Apparently it's drug paraphernalia. Why yes, I was going to clean my drug paraphernalia with the pipe cleaners, but why would Walmart care about that? I already had the drug paraphernalia - I just wanted to clean it.

someguy945: [imgs.xkcd.com image 270x408]

cartoons about cliches? So...it has come to this.

HST's Dead Carcass: I went shopping over the summer and used a self checkout lane. I bought a 6 packs of IBC Root Beer and it all but set an alarm off. The attendant came over, carded me (for farking Root Beer!) and checked every single bottle in the 6 pack.

Apparently some smart kids started putting beer bottles that look like IBC bottles in IBC 6 packs and buying them.

This may explain one of our local grocery stores' machines beeping for ID when you buy bottled root beer. The checkers never actually bother to card for it, but it's an annoyance to stand around at the self-checkout waiting for someone to come over.

I thought their system was just really stupid and no one had bothered to fix it all these years, but maybe it's an actual corporate policy that the checkers don't follow.

\I try to avoid shopping at that store anyways.

the funniest thing I ever saw as a cook was the night this kid drained the fryers into a plastic bucket.

hey, what's that cooking?

I found the article very informative, as I did not know that they make microwavable pudding.

 


/hot like the inside of a Hot Pocket

/First world problems

kbronsito: And this is why we have a second ammendment. Withouth it, the king of england could tell Americans that they need id to purchase junk food.

And the hillbillies with rifles get quickly suppressed by the military with its tanks and ships and airplanes.

These days, you have to hope the government doesn't want mass civilian casualties or that large sections of the military defect.

ID?

why?

common farking sense has nothing to do with age

HST's Dead Carcass: I went shopping over the summer and used a self checkout lane. I bought a 6 packs of IBC Root Beer and it all but set an alarm off. The attendant came over, carded me (for farking Root Beer!) and checked every single bottle in the 6 pack.

Apparently some smart kids started putting beer bottles that look like IBC bottles in IBC 6 packs and buying them.

That sucks - especially when you can't even buy real beer in a grocery store where you live. 3.2 beer is evil!

vernonFL: Yorkshire pudding is a pastry.

Black pudding is blood sausage.

Bakewell Pudding is artery-clogging awesomeness.