whirly Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Queuing nearly onto DKH 9.30am Sat! So glad I didn't go up on Saturday. Went to Forest Hill instead and was in within 5 mins.
amylamontfitness Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sorry so you want children to be quiet until > midday so you can rest? I'm sorry you've been > unwell but that is ridiculous. Some people like to > get up early and start their day. Others like to > lie in. If you are someone who can sleep past 7 or > 8am (unusual) then you need to find a way to > manage that without expecting others to be quiet > until midday! Sod those who work shifts which mean they can't have the stereotypical middle class ED life where they can get up and do things around the house before 8am. All she's asking for is consideration when doing activities during the day.
JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bus fares on routemaster buses to be reinstated on > May 23. Only on the 12 locally, the 176 will still be 'free' even if the signs say you have to touch in, because of the mixed-mode use of normal buses on the route.
The fact they're letting in 10 at a time really is helping. When I queued at 12.40 today, the queue was just past the cashpoints. When I left at 1pm, it was starting to stretch around the back of the car park.
vic.ham Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Wow!shortest queue ive seen. about > 10 people. I went in at 2.45 and was able to walk straight in!
Another option is to use the current Sky router to connect to another router as a bridge. This is done by using an Ethernet cable from the LAN port on both routers and setting up the new router to work in that way. This way, you only use the Sky router as a modem, while the other router does all the other work.
My main gripe with the queue are people glued to their phones that they don't see that people have moved down. When I went to DKH on Tuesday afternoon, it was certainly busier that in recent weeks, I had to wait 30 mins at 2.30, getting in at 3pm.
Clutterqueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Lots Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Is anyone at Sainsbury's DKH? > > I need to collect one thing from Argos, I've > been > > about 4 times and turned back cos of queue. > > Just wondering - when is a good time to go? > > Thanks! > > There's never a good time to go and you just have > to take pot luck! > > Went on Tuesday morning and queued for around 25 > minutes. As I got towards the front a couple > sauntered towards the front of the queue and asked > about the Argos situation but were re-directed to > go back to the end of queue. I did feel for them > but maybe Argos should be updating their website. Argos have a big poster on the exit doors mentioning that you may have to join the Sainsbury's queue to collect items from them.
gromit3:16 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > still can't work out why there's never any anti > bac hand sanitizer. I haven't once seen anyone use > any. > > ques look like you'll be waiting a long time, > Thursday I got in in around 14 minutes. I got some hand sanitiser from Sainsbury's on Saturday afternoon. ?1.05.
Drxyster Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Do You Mean Forest Hill Post Office, Or Forest > Hill Road Post Office ? Forest Hill inside WHSMith.
seenbeen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bic Basher Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Today the queue for the Post Office was going > > towards M&S this afternoon. > > > > M&S hardly had a queue at all. > > Are you sure the M and S queue wasn't going down > Chesterfield grove...that's where it was going > yesterday? It is today, but was quiet when I went past yesterday afternoon. Just used the PO, was about a 20 min wait.