Black Friday 2015 Sees Orderly Queuing Prevail Over Awful Traditional Chaos

18 Horrifying Pictures Of The Devastation And Carnage That Is Black Friday
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British manners have finally prevailed and successfully fended off the awful American tradition of Black Friday carnage.

While scenes Stateside have in the past descended into farcical rampages over tank tops...

And led to such abhorrent behaviour bleeding over the Atlantic into our local Asda stores...

This year the Great British public remained steadfast and resolute in their insistence to wait their turn, in scenes sure to be remembered alongside such greats as Dunkirk, the Diamond Jubilee and that time David Cameron ate a hot dog with a knife and fork.

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Glorious

In the North anyway - down South no one even had the decency to turn up.

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Bonkers

This isn't to say the near-mythical shopping event has been a flop, not by any stretch.

Just look at this real-time total, presumably fuelled by jolly Brits sat at their computers with a lovely cup of tea and one, possibly even two crumpets (it is Friday after all) free from all that horrid violence and anarchy.

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Here's some more token US violence just to remind you of just how lucky we are to live in a decent country such as ours.

So fellow UK-dwellers, peruse these pictures, sit back and positively beam with pride as you bask in the orderly and civilised way in which a country famous for teacakes, Stilton and a colonial hangover does shopping.

Black Friday in the UK listicle
Stark & Spencer(01 of18)
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Bhshhhhhhhh(02 of18)
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Despite the zany name there was no madness here(03 of18)
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You can almost feel the silence (04 of18)
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A smile only truly excellent British customer service can deliver(05 of18)
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Only use as many trollies as you actually need(06 of18)
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Ah, the calming influence of your local bobby(07 of18)
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Always clearly mark out the optimal queuing route(08 of18)
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(credit:Benjamin Wright/PA Wire)
Even if there's no one to queue(09 of18)
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(credit:Chris York/HuffPost UK)
Simply glorious(10 of18)
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No need to push, there's plenty for everyone(11 of18)
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(credit:Yui Mok/PA Wire)
One by one, like a corporate Noah's Ark(12 of18)
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Such joyous scenes(13 of18)
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Such respect for the disabled parking system(14 of18)
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Decorate, always decorate(15 of18)
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Ensure a high staff-customer ratio(16 of18)
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And polish those floors(17 of18)
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Fail to prepare and prepare to fail(18 of18)
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(credit:Chris York/HuffPost UK)