Marks & Spencer refuses to budge on bra surcharge

[Saddle bum]

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Marks & Spencer chiefs are heading for a showdown with campaigners over a £2 surcharge on bras sized DD and above.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/telegraph/multimedia/ar...

Anyway, more than a handful is a waste..............

(an appropriate picture, but people clicking the link at work might be a little shocked to see - trust that makes sense, so I've left it only as a link )

Edited by TonyHetherington on Wednesday 6th May 09:13

[monthefish]

Taxing the 'wealthy' is nothing new...

[bazking69]

Tits taxing tits. Excellent.

[lunarscope]

I'll pay the extra £2 if I can help with the fittings. :-)

[turbobloke]

M&S you're busted.

[PhillT]

Thanks for keeping us aBreast of the situation. It's understandable that they feel the Knead to charge extra, what with so many companies going Bust. We're all feeling the Squeeze.

Bosom.

[SeeFive]

PhillT said:

Thanks for keeping us aBreast of the situation. It's understandable that they feel the Knead to charge extra, what with so many companies going Bust. We're all feeling the Squeeze.

Bosom.

Feel better now you have got that off your chest?

[SGirl]

So why is this different to charging more for, say, adults' T-shirts when children's ones are a smaller size and so cost less? They use more fabric and scaffolding, so why not charge more for them?

Edited by SGirl on Wednesday 6th May 09:32

[DrTre]

SGirl said:

So why is this different to charging more for, say, adults' T-shirts when children's ones are a smaller size and so cost less? They use more fabric and scaffolding, so why not charge more for them?

Edited by SGirl on Wednesday 6th May 09:32

True.

Can't help but feel they're milking these women though.

[Tyre_Tread]

DrTre said:

SGirl said:

So why is this different to charging more for, say, adults' T-shirts when children's ones are a smaller size and so cost less? They use more fabric and scaffolding, so why not charge more for them?

Edited by SGirl on Wednesday 6th May 09:32

True.

Can't help but feel they're milking these women though.

[arryb]

PhillT said:

Thanks for keeping us aBreast of the situation. It's understandable that they feel the Knead to charge extra, what with so many companies going Bust. We're all feeling the Squeeze.

Bosom.

Have one of these

[Penny-lope]

SGirl said:

So why is this different to charging more for, say, adults' T-shirts when children's ones are a smaller size and so cost less? They use more fabric and scaffolding, so why not charge more for them?

Edited by SGirl on Wednesday 6th May 09:32

You clearly have small tits


I've been a D cup and bigger since I was 14...so not bloody fare if you ask me. Genetics!!! grrrrrrr

[JJCW]

Penny-lope said:

SGirl said:

So why is this different to charging more for, say, adults' T-shirts when children's ones are a smaller size and so cost less? They use more fabric and scaffolding, so why not charge more for them?

Edited by SGirl on Wednesday 6th May 09:32

You clearly have small tits


I've been a D cup and bigger since I was 14...so not bloody fare if you ask me. Genetics!!! grrrrrrr

TTIWWP

[turbobloke]

Do M&S also charge more for wide beam knickers? Or does buttock scaffolding come cheaper?!

Also, that saying it's wrong. What you mean is, anything more than a handful is very welcome.

[Penny-lope]

JJCW said:

Penny-lope said:

SGirl said:

So why is this different to charging more for, say, adults' T-shirts when children's ones are a smaller size and so cost less? They use more fabric and scaffolding, so why not charge more for them?

Edited by SGirl on Wednesday 6th May 09:32

You clearly have small tits


I've been a D cup and bigger since I was 14...so not bloody fare if you ask me. Genetics!!! grrrrrrr

TTIWWP

[Neil_H]

Penny-lope said:

SGirl said:

So why is this different to charging more for, say, adults' T-shirts when children's ones are a smaller size and so cost less? They use more fabric and scaffolding, so why not charge more for them?

Edited by SGirl on Wednesday 6th May 09:32

You clearly have small tits


I've been a D cup and bigger since I was 14...so not bloody fare if you ask me. Genetics!!! grrrrrrr

Worst "I've got big knockers me" post ever.

[esselte]

Neil_H said:

Penny-lope said:

SGirl said:

So why is this different to charging more for, say, adults' T-shirts when children's ones are a smaller size and so cost less? They use more fabric and scaffolding, so why not charge more for them?

Edited by SGirl on Wednesday 6th May 09:32

You clearly have small tits


I've been a D cup and bigger since I was 14...so not bloody fare if you ask me. Genetics!!! grrrrrrr

Worst "I've got big knockers me" post ever.

Is this a good time to mention that "this post is useless without,......"

[The Moose]

SGirl said:

So why is this different to charging more for, say, adults' T-shirts when children's ones are a smaller size and so cost less? They use more fabric and scaffolding, so why not charge more for them?

Edited by SGirl on Wednesday 6th May 09:32

I disagree. I think it's more like charging a surcharge for an XL shirt (or bigger), which I have seen a few online (but not highstreet) retailers doing.

Cheers

The Moose

[Davi]

Penny-lope said:

SGirl said:

So why is this different to charging more for, say, adults' T-shirts when children's ones are a smaller size and so cost less? They use more fabric and scaffolding, so why not charge more for them?

Edited by SGirl on Wednesday 6th May 09:32

You clearly have small tits


I've been a D cup and bigger since I was 14...so not bloody fare if you ask me. Genetics!!! grrrrrrr

hey nobody MAKES you wear a bra, you could just swing free if you don't want to pay the extra. If they're that big it shouldn't be too long before you can just tuck em into your jeans then....

[JJCW]

Penny-lope said:

JJCW said:

Penny-lope said:

SGirl said:

So why is this different to charging more for, say, adults' T-shirts when children's ones are a smaller size and so cost less? They use more fabric and scaffolding, so why not charge more for them?

Edited by SGirl on Wednesday 6th May 09:32

You clearly have small tits


I've been a D cup and bigger since I was 14...so not bloody fare if you ask me. Genetics!!! grrrrrrr

TTIWWP

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