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Topic: Panic Buying
1. Author:  Buspasspar        
Date: Sat 24th Oct 2026. 14:47

Started again .. Tesco Yesterday and Today was outrageous ..

We are forever shaped by the Children we once were


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2. Author:  Dandy Warhol        
Date: Sat 24th Oct 2026. 15:16

Idiots are going to idiot, it`s like covid never happened.

I don`t wanna go down like disco.

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3. Author:  wee eck        
Date: Sat 24th Oct 2026. 15:37

What are they buying, Bpp? New phones?!!!

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4. Author:  Buspasspar        
Date: Sat 24th Oct 2026. 16:39

Made me smile wee eck .. My Granddaughter works in Tesco and she said Friday was ridiculous .. I went up this morning at 10.30 .. 5 deep at the checkouts .. came home .. went back at 1.30 still the same .. folk filling trolleys to the brim like it was closing for a week .. and nae fkn phones either !! .. will go back the Morra .. forgot the Branston beans

We are forever shaped by the Children we once were


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5. Author:  jake89        
Date: Sat 24th Oct 2026. 16:56

I went to Lidl in Cowdenbeath. Nothing abnormal bar the usual Saturday morning eejits who walk about aimlessly like it`s their first day on earth. That and the flooded car park. Folk need to get a grip.

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6. Author:  buffy        
Date: Sat 24th Oct 2026. 17:05

I’ve no’ been to the Tesco disco for a while ~ I get their wee Whoosh man to deliver (when it’s weather like today).

”Buffy’s Buns are the finest in Fife”, J. Spence 2019”

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7. Author:  Dave_1885        
Date: Sat 24th Oct 2026. 17:06

Anyone panic buying bottled water in Scotland needs put in an asylum. Still don’t understand why anyone up here buys bottled water for their house either tbh!

Only shelves that seemed relatively empty in Cowdenbeath Morrisons today were the alcohol aisles…..

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8. Author:  tentonhammers        
Date: Sat 24th Oct 2026. 18:17

What would you drink in the event of a mass power outage or an attack on the water supply?

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9. Author:  tentonhammers        
Date: Sat 24th Oct 2026. 18:19

Just realised that the answer is Berkey`s tears at Andy Tod`s continuing goal involvements. Apologies.

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10. Author:  Dandy Warhol        
Date: Sat 24th Oct 2026. 19:09

I`ll be looting the local Asda, i`ll say i was looking for school books.

I don`t wanna go down like disco.

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11. Author:  parsmad68        
Date: Sat 24th Oct 2026. 19:49

My wife said someone mentioned in Fife Jammers said that even the Jakeys are panic thieving 😂

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12. Author:  P        
Date: Sun 25th Oct 2026. 09:33

tentonhammers, Sat 24 Oct 18:17

What would you drink in the event of a mass power outage or an attack on the water supply?


Probably the stuff that falls from the sky on a near daily basis until spring

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13. Author:  Buspasspar        
Date: Sun 25th Oct 2026. 15:16

Granddaughter telling me Tesco sold 7 full pallets of water today

We are forever shaped by the Children we once were


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14. Author:  jake89        
Date: Sun 25th Oct 2026. 18:45

Are we suffering a drought?! 😂

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15. Author:  Dave_1885        
Date: Sun 25th Oct 2026. 20:41

P, Sun 25 Oct 09:33

tentonhammers, Sat 24 Oct 18:17

What would you drink in the event of a mass power outage or an attack on the water supply?


Probably the stuff that falls from the sky on a near daily basis until spring


Its as if we lived in the Sahara rather than Scotland…

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16. Author:  red-star-par        
Date: Sun 25th Oct 2026. 21:58

You might not be able to drink the rainwater if there has been a nuclear event. That`s why you may need bottled water. I had actually just ordered a couple of power banks, and a wind-up radio, some water purification tablets and that sort of thing last week, which arrived the day the Government issued their instructions

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17. Author:  ipswichpar        
Date: Sun 25th Oct 2026. 22:21

If there`s a nuclear event I suspect 3 days of water might not be enough.

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18. Author:  jake89        
Date: Mon 26th Oct 2026. 07:59

red-star-par, Sun 25 Oct 21:58

You might not be able to drink the rainwater if there has been a nuclear event. That`s why you may need bottled water. I had actually just ordered a couple of power banks, and a wind-up radio, some water purification tablets and that sort of thing last week, which arrived the day the Government issued their instructions


If there was a nuclear event those power banks would last a few days at best.

This was people panic buying over some wind anyway. Utter fools. Same as the idiots keeping their kids off school because of an email.

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19. Author:  Dave_1885        
Date: Mon 26th Oct 2026. 09:10

jake89, Mon 26 Oct 07:59

red-star-par, Sun 25 Oct 21:58

You might not be able to drink the rainwater if there has been a nuclear event. That`s why you may need bottled water. I had actually just ordered a couple of power banks, and a wind-up radio, some water purification tablets and that sort of thing last week, which arrived the day the Government issued their instructions


If there was a nuclear event those power banks would last a few days at best.

This was people panic buying over some wind anyway. Utter fools. Same as the idiots keeping their kids off school because of an email.


No true terrorist gives off the location of their attack - it would soften the blow.

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20. Author:  The One Who Knocks        
Date: Mon 26th Oct 2026. 09:49

Far better to have these provisions and not need them than to need them and not have them.
The one thing we can never say is that we were not warned.

And although my eyes were open
They just might as well be closed

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