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And he will be the one they book to do another quiz show. There are people who make a living out of it.

Next week's is guaranteed to end with the mother of all cliffhangers and we'll all be posting "WTF?".

:D

They could use the stadium that Sisu is building for CCFC! ;)

He also conspired with the police, the judiciary and the home office to frame an innocent man for murder.

Fair enough if they at least give you the option of paying up front, that's not always the case though. I also remember an item at Argos which could be ordered online at a low price for home delivery but the delivery charge cancelled out any saving.

Timothy Evans' false conviction for murder has never been formerly quashed despite a grudging admission by the home office that he was 'probably' innocent.

Their policy has always been though (or so I'm told) that you have to pay the in-store price that day which may or may not be higher than the price when you reserved it online. I was staggered when thumbing through their in-store catalogue just how much it differed from their online selection.

I remember when ABBA's "Super Trooper" was first played on the radio everyone thought they were singing "...when I saw you last night in Tesco"! It was hilarious at the time as trade names were strictly forbidden on the BBC, you couldn't even mention Coca-Cola in a song.

My guess Otis is that if it was in stock you would not have been allowed to pay for it in advance. That is what other Argos customers have claimed anyway and that has also been my experience with Currys.

I was able to order the same item for free home delivery at the online offer price even though I could have saved them time and money by picking it up myself from the store!

I just tried to do that with a certain item but Currys wouldn't let me as it was "in stock". Yet when I visited the same store earlier this evening there was no sign of said item, not at anything like that price anyway.

So I've read in several forums.

Do they also charge the full store price when you reserve online but collect in store the way Argos do?

Currys was a madhouse today. It's funny but the items on special offer on their website never appear to be in the store.

It wouldn't be so bad if we got the same sort of prices and offers that Americans do, you can buy a major brand laptop over there for under $200 (RRP). UK retailers think they're doing you a huge favour if they knock 10% off an already inflated price tag.