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I don't know where we're going, but it can only be 5K away
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The Crazy Cat Lady wrote: »....I struggle to carry those 6 pack of water (the 2 litre bottles) you can get in the shops. Dont want to bother people (my PA, my folks etc) and dont have access to a car....
I cant imagine how you manage to carry one of those, I know I couldnt manage 12 litres.
Do you have far to go ? an option of home delivery ?
Even 8 Litres is beyond me. I plump for 5 litre containers when abroad. ( Here I use tap water. )
Was a grand day here, hope you all had it as good
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I cant imagine how you manage to carry one of those, I know I couldnt manage 12 litres.
Do you have far to go ? an option of home delivery ?
Even 8 Litres is beyond me. I plump for 5 litre containers when abroad. ( Here I use tap water. )
Was a grand day here, hope you all had it as good
tis hard, there is an option of home delivery (Tesco etc), find it awkward though. It's about 10 to 12-minute walk to the shop from here0 -
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[Deleted User] wrote: »Watching bake off and eating this..
Cause you have to have something yummy when you're watching gbbo.
Oooh! That looks sweet and sticky and gooey and perfect. Is that fresh cream bursting forth? Phwoar!
My mood has nose dived. Had been quite chipper for a couple of days and just now noticed I was staring into space and was tearing up. Off me fat ar§e now and into the kitchen to make a cheesy toastie or two and fek this. Bah! ARGH!0 -
[Deleted User] wrote: »Watching bake off and eating this..
Cause you have to have something yummy when you're watching gbbo.
What is that called??? I’m not a fan of fresh cream though. I give it a few mins and someone will be sliding a plate over
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Deskside watching a documentary about the Dublin rave scene.Deleted User wrote: »Watching bake off and eating this..
Cause you have to have something yummy when you're watching gbbo.
I can haz sum?0 -
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[Deleted User] wrote: »It's a croissant vanilla slice. So cream and custard! It was delicious! Yes.. WAS delicious. It's all gone now!
Oohhh custard And was this homemade or shop bought 0 -
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[Deleted User] wrote: »BUILE DOESN'T SHARE FOOD!!!!!!!!
Is that we everyone or just a certain barry’s tea drinking cork boi 0 -
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