It’s that time again where we round up the best the internets had to offer this week. It hasn’t been a great week for supermarkets. From heading in the door and seeing a security guard attempt to jump the barricade, to a bag of boiled eggs and then a croissant on a conveyor belt (sick emoji). There’s also the classic spilled hot cup of tea prank and plenty of others to give you a good chuckle as you head into the weekend.
Oh mate!
Meanwhile at @sainsburys 😂🤦🏽♂️🤷🏽🍆👊🏽 pic.twitter.com/k8MXzzSdJP
— Sabji Hunter (@SabjiHunter) September 20, 2020
Eggs in a bag
My local Morrison’s is selling actual sacks of wet eggs. This is the most wretched and cursed item I have ever witnessed pic.twitter.com/bghKxOUxXu
— Strumpet (Sexy Trumpet) (@TrumpetSexy) September 16, 2020
Croissant on the conveyor belt. I repeat. Croissant on the conveyor belt.
Can’t stop thinking about this absolutely criminal behavior in Whitburn Lidl pic.twitter.com/m0STQO4itk
— glen (@glenford87) September 23, 2020
Who wants to hear a bit of deep house with Mick McCarthy on vocals?
Made a deep house track with Mick McCarthy vocals pic.twitter.com/BUApw2SyaL
— Jamie (@_Jamaha) September 22, 2020
The classics are still the best.
He’s never making them a brew again 😂😂
— LADbible (@ladbible) September 20, 2020
🎥: aaronneary_ (TT) pic.twitter.com/FuFqOxheUn
Which reminded us of this belter from a few years ago.
Harsh on hell Hull
For clarity I do know hull is not hell. It’s rather lovely. https://t.co/VT4hjepXNb
— emily m (@maitlis) September 22, 2020
If there’s any videos that you’ve seen over the past week that you want us to post, get in touch!
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