I think you mean than. 0/10 - unreadable.

Rarely any good uns in ours.

We need a Poundland BluRay thread to post finds in lol

They had the new Rise of the Footsoldier in the Metrocentre one, I've seen it and wouldn't even pay a quid for it lol.
Best one I've gotten from there was Die Hard 1 the 2 disc edition

Blue Ray's what?
(cold, but only because of the poor grammar).

​I love trying to spot these. Is it missing a comma after about ?

Nice, can highly recommend Red Lights. MIB 3 is fun and Safe is fine but forgettable. Haven't seen the others. Certainly worth a quid each though.

It is the unnecessary apostrophe in "Blue Ray's" - that would imply the the genitive case - so something belonging to Blue Ray, rather that the plural (i.e. Blue Rays) which is what I think djhazardous meant but was unable to express. I think my question "Blue Ray's what?" should have been sufficient to show djhazardous his error, if that is he had been listening in the GCSE English lessons.

Perhaps people will say this doesn't matter or they don't care, but they will be wrong on both counts, our language matters a great deal.

Best wishes.

Sounds like the usual tripe I'd expect lol

OK, I've edited it. Happy now? Can you go about in your day now feeling that you've accomplished something?

​Ahhh.....I see. I'm surprised you didn't pick up on the e in bluE ray:wink:

OP - I voted hot BTW as, although they never have any decent Blurays in my local Poundland, this is a good deal if yours has any :smiley:

I've checked 4 poundlands and they never have blu rays :disappointed: but heat anyway

I think you mean than. 0/10 - unreadable.

Well spotted: my fat fingers are the culprits!

If you look back at post #6, you will notice that you didn't finish the sentence ending "towards you" with any punctuation. (I think that anybody who believes that "language matters a great deal" would have to agree that a smiley face is not proper punctuation). If you are going to be a grammar pedant you should ensure that your own written English is free of such simple errors.

Some bad bells on this site at times. So what if someone wrote Blue-ray instead of Blu-ray. You know full well what the deal was about.

How many times has this been posted?

You must hate going to the supermarket. 10 items or less?

No joke, supermarkets actually changed that after public pressure. It's not just me.

Or buy off Ebay a few days later. The postage cost may be less than the bus trip to your local Poundland.

Bought first lord of the rings in WSM yesterday, had few others but none that took my eye

Lecturing others yet can't spell 'Blu-ray' :smirk:

No "E" in bluray

Just waiting for Star Wars the Force Awakens and Star Trek Beyond

^ ^ These lot :man:

Got Stallone's "Bullet to the Head" recently, never seen it before, quite enjoyable, some of the violence was a bit OTT! though. :confused: But Sly was good. Worth a quid.

REC & REC2 Confirmed in Southend Victoria store

You could argue that Blu-ray's is technically correct as the apostrophe is a contraction and not a possessive. Blu-ray's correct title is Blu-ray Disc, hence the BD abbreviation. So the apostrophe takes place of the Disc part!

But thanks for posting the deal, heat added!