100 Sweetheart Red Roses seems very reasonable at £25! In stores Thursday 11th
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samgrove69 to someguy003
9 Feb 1686#2
No woman needs it, but my woman deserves it
pinguu
9 Feb 1654#7
Thanks OP. Works out well as can split it between the girlfriend and bit on the side, both will be more than happy with 50 roses each!
tappy to someguy003
9 Feb 1635#12
I might get them and split then between 8 women at the local bar.
It's mostly a numbers game and I like the odds of 1/8.
Thehulkster699
9 Feb 1616#6
My wife would hate it if I spent £25 on flowers. She'd much rather go out for a nice bar meal.
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someguy003
9 Feb 162#1
What sort of woman needs 100 roses??
samgrove69 to someguy003
9 Feb 1686#2
No woman needs it, but my woman deserves it
marleyboy to someguy003
9 Feb 165#3
The same sort that need a dozen red roses.
splender to someguy003
9 Feb 165#8
What sort of man needs £4.3m bonus failing at RBS?
tappy to someguy003
9 Feb 1635#12
I might get them and split then between 8 women at the local bar.
It's mostly a numbers game and I like the odds of 1/8.
iibdii to someguy003
10 Feb 161#44
For all ur valentines
In a bulk buy
herby247 to someguy003
10 Feb 162#45
Who says they've got to be for a woman?
Likely2 to someguy003
10 Feb 16#78
Single much....
jwt2014
9 Feb 165#4
I wonder how many per store probably 1 to get people there then say sold out so ul have get something else
sofiasar
9 Feb 161#5
would you put a rose in your mouth , in a romantic way in mean
Gollywood to sofiasar
9 Feb 162#14
Is that a euphemism :man:
jackthabiskit to sofiasar
9 Feb 16#31
wtf?
Thehulkster699
9 Feb 1616#6
My wife would hate it if I spent £25 on flowers. She'd much rather go out for a nice bar meal.
smelladeal to Thehulkster699
9 Feb 161#25
Yeah, "bar meal" :smirk:
davej1710 to Thehulkster699
10 Feb 16#57
Mine too! :wink:
ovenables to Thehulkster699
10 Feb 16#70
On her own or with you?
jameswrawlings to Thehulkster699
10 Feb 16#75
Nice bar meal for two, £25? Where's this bar?
pinguu
9 Feb 1654#7
Thanks OP. Works out well as can split it between the girlfriend and bit on the side, both will be more than happy with 50 roses each!
andreasuk to pinguu
10 Feb 16#64
or just just more bits on the side the get the most out of this deal.
someguy003
9 Feb 16#9
My point entirely. Both "types" are in need of serious psychiatric treatment.....Stat!!!
splender
9 Feb 161#10
:wink:
melly6969
9 Feb 16#11
Don't forget the pint pots for vases
Beetplek
9 Feb 165#13
Thats me and 99 of my mates presents sorted for Sunday.
ilovevelvet
9 Feb 162#15
Good luck to the guys hiding this until Sunday lol
someguy003
9 Feb 161#16
You've come up with the best reason so far- Well Done!
frostyclock
9 Feb 165#17
1 for every woman the knocked me back.:disappointed:
secondmouse
9 Feb 164#18
Smoooooth
Kasia29
9 Feb 162#19
awwwwwww....
kidrock123
9 Feb 163#20
for what?
benjammin316
9 Feb 1615#21
Putting up with that cheese
apocalypsenow
9 Feb 16#22
That's the one.:wink:
buloo
9 Feb 16#23
Your woman will be so proud of you!
jhw
9 Feb 16#24
Seems a bit over the top.
MaverickAstley
9 Feb 161#26
£25 to get your end away? Just go out on Saturday night. A blindfold and a couple of pints of cider and black down the Bigg Market is far cheaper.
In all seriousness, go to a florist and get something personal if you're going with flowers. Cheaper and less gaudy.
smokingplunger
9 Feb 165#27
I fail to see how spending lots of money on flowers shows a woman how much she really means to you. All it shows is that you're happy to waste money. Spend time on her instead. That's far more precious.
hukduserr to smokingplunger
10 Feb 161#94
i would love my man to spend time and money with me lol
Jammy007
9 Feb 16#28
Surely you would better giving them to only 1. Based on your theory you've got a cert! :smirk:
pcplod
9 Feb 16#29
You have that many 'valentines' on the go at the same time? Impressive! I can understand how you would be looking for some economies to scale.
pcplod
9 Feb 16#30
Wait until she finds out your extravagant gesture comes courtesy of "Bargains at Aldi". Just stating the obvious; don't shoot the messenger. Buying bargains for yourself is one thing, buying them for others, unless they are in on it, is another.
2minutenoodles
9 Feb 16#32
100 dead roses... just lovely! not :neutral_face:
themachman
9 Feb 162#33
:smiley:
adamcb
9 Feb 16#34
100 cheap roses from Aldi. How romantic
PrincessJellybean to adamcb
10 Feb 162#91
My thoughts entirely; the beauty of a rose is in its simplicity... and to me that's simply lost in this 'showy' bouquet.
Jbdesignme
9 Feb 16#35
100 roses from Aldi is not a romantic gesture...
And to the guy that said his woman deserves it, she must've done something terrible to buy this crap ha :P
meatpie613
9 Feb 16#36
this is gonna cause a water shortage in britain
Stuebydoo
9 Feb 16#37
Wow that's cheap. I remember once paying £150 for roses for my ex on Valentine's Day one year...think I'll send her a cat **** this time
eset12345
9 Feb 162#38
red23
9 Feb 16#39
she a good cook like?
megaman666
9 Feb 16#40
oh? tell me more about what you did
Murgatr0yd
9 Feb 163#41
She knows her way around a sausage.
Whypaymore29
9 Feb 16#42
depends on how well she can take a sausage...bearing in mind it's not a small sausage
mantsam
10 Feb 161#43
you can always give that to more than one haha.........
user name
10 Feb 162#46
I know what you guys mean about flowers not being all that... but sometimes they're a good idea. Mrs Username is over in the US on a (stressful) business trip at the moment, so I called a local florist and had them deliver a small arrangement to her hotel room with a nice note. Sometimes it's nice to let people know you're thinking about them, and flowers is a nice way. Valentine's Day - less convinced.
saraye to user name
10 Feb 16#62
well said
amancalledchip1
10 Feb 161#47
100 roses or 12 roses ...the outcome is the same lol
jamieb193
10 Feb 16#48
I knew there was a better deal than 12 for £20
MrBishMan
10 Feb 16#49
It's a well documented fact that a man who gives a woman 100 roses on Valentine's Day is, statistically speaking, 78.3% more likely to get ****
jouster
10 Feb 16#50
Great answer.
skarmachild
10 Feb 16#51
are these edible? could make a pretty nourishing valentines meal for one
stuartw
10 Feb 16#52
You must have done something very very wrong :wink:
bobdylan
10 Feb 16#53
"Sweetheart" roses - translated as tiny
bossymommy
10 Feb 161#54
Don't forget to buy a huge vase, for your Valentine, to keep them in!
munchkin0911
10 Feb 16#55
Think I will stick to lidl 12 for £3 that's plenty
crazylegs
10 Feb 16#56
More men falling for the old chestnut marketing ploy!
Just treat her right every day of the year and she won't be bothered about Valentines day!
mezzaninedoor
10 Feb 16#58
genius
hukduserr
10 Feb 16#59
thanks for the quote. going to get it for myself heheh
woohoo £75 profit flog em down the local bars for £1 each!
andreasuk
10 Feb 161#63
its not only about deserving it.
I just don't think it's necessary to give anyone 100 roses.
they last for 3 days and u put them in the bin.
it's about them making lots of money.
I simply think u can make a better financial decision. at the end of the day that's why we come here isn't it?
I understand its up to the certain individual if they wanna buy this.
if u earn more u don't care about buying more expensive stuff.
hukduserr
10 Feb 16#65
roses last more than 3 days.
no point saving all money in the bank. youre not going to bring the money with you in your after life...
honeymonster86
10 Feb 16#66
Great deal for Mormons...
hukduserr
10 Feb 161#67
im going on a holiday this weekend. if not i will certainly get this for myself.
andreasuk
10 Feb 16#68
of course not.
I would just spend £25 differently on valentines day that's all.
it's not a sin to buy 100 roses
tc0810
10 Feb 161#69
I'd be happier if he gave me the £25 :stuck_out_tongue:
mikeh1337
10 Feb 16#71
12 and a 1/2 each????
pramms
10 Feb 16#72
Great deal, 100 roses will last my wife a Year !!!!!!
ScumbO
10 Feb 16#73
Great find, just what I need.
I can give 50 to my wife and 10 each to 5 of my erm, other close friends :wink:
Piscesblond
10 Feb 16#74
I suppose you could use all those petals to put on a bed/in a bath to create the illusion of romance.
Could be seen as overcompensating for failings elsewhere / guilt complex maybe.
As long as the relationship is a good one I am sure any gift will be appreciated but it does lack imagination. There are more meaningful gestures you could make.
A hot deal nonetheless but completely useless for a singleton like me. Sell them individually on Valentine's night and you'll be quids in
Thehulkster699
10 Feb 16#76
What? You mean you can't go out and buy 2 main courses and a few drinks for less than £25? Where do you live? Chuffing Geneva?
shifty18
10 Feb 161#77
So does anyone know if the roses are actually any good? Or do we just have to read comments moaning about how others spend their money.
mowgli212001
10 Feb 16#79
The wife told me when we first met, if I ever gave her flowers, she'd shove them up my @... so I won't be buying ☺
MrBishMan
10 Feb 16#80
It's a proven fact that a man who gives his wife / girlfriend 100 roses on Valentine's Day is, statistically speaking, 89.6% more likely to get an.al than a man who doesn't.
Likely2
10 Feb 16#81
Yeah not like a business to want to do that...."I simply think u can make a better financial decision"....who said Romance was dead...."if u earn more u don't care about buying more expensive stuff"....if you think it's about money, then no hope sadly....what's wrong with people.
Likely2
10 Feb 163#82
Last time I took flowers home, the wife called me upstairs all naked like and said "this is for the flowers...."....I said...."Haven't we got a vase...."
andreasuk
10 Feb 16#83
I'm not a romantic type
someguy003
10 Feb 16#84
Yes, I am. That still doesn't account for the fact that a woman is so self-absorbed that she needs someone to buy her 100 roses.
jameswrawlings
10 Feb 16#85
No?
Bar - Cheap price £13 a main (£26). cheap/average bottle of wine £22
Or are you talking about 2 tap waters and 2 basket of scampi and chips?
:smile:
tc0810
10 Feb 16#86
^^ let battle commence!
imafruitbasket
10 Feb 161#87
I've only been given roses once and I cut myself badly on the thorns... :disappointed: I love buying flowers for other people though, just to be kind.
callum9999
10 Feb 161#88
I think the point is that it's an ultimately meaningless cliche.
If your significant other loves flowers and regularly buys fresh flowers for the house - buying them a nice bunch is a lovely gesture. If they don't ever buy them, it suggests that they prefer other things (assuming they have any disposable income at all) so getting them flowers implies you're just doing what you've been told to do by stores/media because it's Valentines Day.
That being said, plenty of people inexplicably love it anyway so deeply analysing human emotion/feelings is never going to be particularly insightful! And after all, since when has love been rational?
callum9999
10 Feb 16#89
In their defence, it clearly is about the money... Buying roses for Valentines Day requires precisely no thought or effort, so the only meaning you can really get from it is "they spent money on me".
Which is a perfectly valid thing to be grateful for.
Thehulkster699
10 Feb 16#90
Wow. Must be just the village pubs in North Yorkshire where we are that give you a decent meal for a tenner.
I suggest you stick to McDonald Happy meals matey. Lol.
mystery_man
10 Feb 161#92
Budget flowers for the one you love - wow- Who said romance is dead!
YouDontWantToKnow
10 Feb 16#93
Brilliant deal
I can just divided them by 5 & each of my women will be happy
jameswrawlings
10 Feb 16#95
Sort of misses the point with the happy meals mate.
But well done, at least you tried......
teggl97
10 Feb 163#96
I just threw up in my mouth
thewolf8u
10 Feb 161#97
Asda, Tesco etc are doing a dozen roses for £3. You could buy 8 lots for £24 giving you 96 roses. In other words this is the same price as everywhere else. Cold!
Ian-Bhoy
11 Feb 161#98
Went down this morning. They looked awful. Ended up buying their 24 roses for 20 quid which looked much better.
daytonaant to Ian-Bhoy
13 Feb 16#104
Hence just an elaborate ploy to get you to spend more money ( could have done same at a florist).
Well done, they got their net result - its become like the result of a Tesco wild goose chase, except this didn't end in a bag full of shopping too. Or did it ?
Like many I have time honoured experience of these bargain roses, they are always sh*t. Even just buying a single rose ( I did last year) is better.
pelaquin
11 Feb 16#99
Word of wisdom, don't get these for your girl, women much prefer quality of quantity when it comes to flowers, you will be far better off buying 6-12 roses from a good florist or even M&S than buying a 100 from Aldi, and dont just buy them because theres a 100 for £25, she'll find out they came from Aldi and tell her friends or her friends will tell her and you'll look like a cheapskate lol.
jwt2014
11 Feb 162#100
just called in to have a look at the roses there that small I missed them don't waste ur money on these better ones out there
Navvy to jwt2014
11 Feb 16#101
Which store ?
Robertas
12 Feb 16#102
Not available at Hatfield store.
MrMakstar
12 Feb 16#103
Keep it, keep it...
You can always get me something of equivalent value.
Pint of bitter, big marker pen, whatever.
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It's mostly a numbers game and I like the odds of 1/8.
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It's mostly a numbers game and I like the odds of 1/8.
In a bulk buy
Yeah, "bar meal" :smirk:
In all seriousness, go to a florist and get something personal if you're going with flowers. Cheaper and less gaudy.
And to the guy that said his woman deserves it, she must've done something terrible to buy this crap ha :P
Just treat her right every day of the year and she won't be bothered about Valentines day!
same thing for 75 quids at waitrose
I just don't think it's necessary to give anyone 100 roses.
they last for 3 days and u put them in the bin.
it's about them making lots of money.
I simply think u can make a better financial decision. at the end of the day that's why we come here isn't it?
I understand its up to the certain individual if they wanna buy this.
if u earn more u don't care about buying more expensive stuff.
no point saving all money in the bank. youre not going to bring the money with you in your after life...
I would just spend £25 differently on valentines day that's all.
it's not a sin to buy 100 roses
I can give 50 to my wife and 10 each to 5 of my erm, other close friends :wink:
Could be seen as overcompensating for failings elsewhere / guilt complex maybe.
As long as the relationship is a good one I am sure any gift will be appreciated but it does lack imagination. There are more meaningful gestures you could make.
A hot deal nonetheless but completely useless for a singleton like me. Sell them individually on Valentine's night and you'll be quids in
Bar - Cheap price £13 a main (£26). cheap/average bottle of wine £22
Or are you talking about 2 tap waters and 2 basket of scampi and chips?
:smile:
If your significant other loves flowers and regularly buys fresh flowers for the house - buying them a nice bunch is a lovely gesture. If they don't ever buy them, it suggests that they prefer other things (assuming they have any disposable income at all) so getting them flowers implies you're just doing what you've been told to do by stores/media because it's Valentines Day.
That being said, plenty of people inexplicably love it anyway so deeply analysing human emotion/feelings is never going to be particularly insightful! And after all, since when has love been rational?
Which is a perfectly valid thing to be grateful for.
I suggest you stick to McDonald Happy meals matey. Lol.
I can just divided them by 5 & each of my women will be happy
But well done, at least you tried......
Well done, they got their net result - its become like the result of a Tesco wild goose chase, except this didn't end in a bag full of shopping too. Or did it ?
Like many I have time honoured experience of these bargain roses, they are always sh*t. Even just buying a single rose ( I did last year) is better.
You can always get me something of equivalent value.
Pint of bitter, big marker pen, whatever.