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    Always cheaper to buy things in the supermarket

    I'm sure there's a really witty, snappy thread title staring me in the face but I can't think of it.

    Anyway, man buys antique glassware for over £1000, turns out to be empty Tesco olive oil bottle.

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    Always cheaper to buy things in the supermarket

    She said: "It would have made great television but it was just too cruel. The guy was devastated. Poor chap.

    "The thing about the show is not to humiliate people."
    Presumably that's the Mirror's job then?

    Were you the collector or do you know him? If so call 0207 293 2007.

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      #3
      Always cheaper to buy things in the supermarket

      He paid a grand for a glass bottle?
      The guy deserves to be ridiculed for that alone, irrespective of whether it was or wasn't an antique..........

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        #4
        Always cheaper to buy things in the supermarket

        What made him think that it was an antique or indeed worth anything? I think they should show it as a cautionary tale that not every antique is an antique or worth a fuck.

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          #5
          Always cheaper to buy things in the supermarket

          She said: "It would have made great television but it was just too cruel. The guy was devastated. Poor chap.

          "The thing about the show is not to humiliate people."
          Fucking hell. We've waited years for something like this you bastards. On my license fee I demand you show this footage.

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            #6
            Always cheaper to buy things in the supermarket

            If Fiona Bruce didn't want to humiliate this guy, the least she could have done was to refrain from spilling her guts about it to the Guardian in an interview.

            The (female) interviewer spent what seemed like half the article going on and on about the minutiae of Bruce's appearance.

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              #7
              Always cheaper to buy things in the supermarket

              Never mind the buyer, I wanna hear about the seller. Whoever pulled that off is my hero.

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                #8
                Always cheaper to buy things in the supermarket

                Certainly must have taken a bit of bottle.

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                  #9
                  Always cheaper to buy things in the supermarket

                  Never mind the buyer, I wanna hear about the seller. Whoever pulled that off is my hero.
                  Indeed. I'd love to know how the transaction took place. Did the buyer haggle him down?

                  Seller: "Sorry, mate, but a 1000 quid is the lowest I can go."

                  Buyer: "Oooh, got me a fuckin' bargain here, didn't I?"

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                    #10
                    Always cheaper to buy things in the supermarket

                    Analogue Bubblebath wrote:
                    If Fiona Bruce didn't want to humiliate this guy, the least she could have done was to refrain from spilling her guts about it to the Guardian in an interview.

                    The (female) interviewer spent what seemed like half the article going on and on about the minutiae of Bruce's appearance.
                    The opinion of one of her colleagues about some of her previous "work"…

                    http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2002/jan/19/travel.travelbooks

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                      #11
                      Always cheaper to buy things in the supermarket

                      I've now looked at some olive oil bottles from Tesco and I can't for the life of me work out how they could be confused with a £1000 artefact.

                      We must demand that this guy comes forward and explains himself.

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