sleaterkinney
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No one to deliver it though.Dunno what all the fuss is about, when we run out of food we go on Just Eat and get curry delivered. And curry's from India which isn't in the EU, so that's all good.
No one to deliver it though.Dunno what all the fuss is about, when we run out of food we go on Just Eat and get curry delivered. And curry's from India which isn't in the EU, so that's all good.
there are half a dozen hives outside my gates, hmmmStart bee keeping. Honey and mead.
I always have at least 10kg of race
Goes well with a bit of gammondoes anyone wanna come and help me with my white race? There's a whole lot to unpack, here.
No one to deliver it though.
I'm 75kg of white raceI always have bottled gas, water purification tablets, battery lanterns and a variety of bladed instruments.
Basically I will be eating your beans, then your pets, and then you.
All very well posting up a picture of these puddings - but try actually BUYING THE FUCKING THINGS - again, not listed on any of the major supermarket web sites - could very well be yet another victim of enforced "health living" I fear
Please prove me wrong though
I'm 75kg of white race
What?Just Eat has a collection facility
We should do some massive drugs orders now just to be safeI always have bottled gas, water purification tablets, battery lanterns and a variety of bladed instruments.
Basically I will be eating your beans, then your pets, and then you.
What?
Collect from some car park or something?Order via Just Eat and collect yourself.
Collect from some car park or something?
You’ve stockpiled sufficient wood for your cooking needs? (Next summer you might be able to use a solar cooker if the current weather trends continue).
Ha! at Europe. I still remember school trip to Bavaria. Whenever it rained, our friendly hosts said "haha and LOLS.* We have Scottish weather today". Hmm, how do you get all that nice forest and field and trees and lakes and stuff if rain is so foreign to you?when we leave europe, it will start pissing down again, like at the end of 'passport to pimlico'
A friend's just been in Northern Spain on holiday. After saying how much it chucked it down while he was there, he then commented (as if it was completely unrelated), how green it was.Ha! at Europe. I still remember school trip to Bavaria. Whenever it rained, our friendly hosts said "haha and LOLS.* We have Scottish weather today". Hmm, how do you get all that nice forest and field and trees and lakes and stuff if rain is so foreign to you?
* admittedly, they did not say "LOLS".
Seriously? I really would tend to assume they were stocktaking and had mucked up their normal ways of doing so. Possibly by stupidly laying off staff? I don't know, really. But I do find it a bit hard to believe we're all going to find empty shelves very soon.Oh! I thought it was just because I live in a crap small town. Local Sainsbury's had hardly any bread or frozen things this week - I assumed they were stocktaking.
A friend's just been in Northern Spain on holiday. After saying how much it chucked it down while he was there, he then commented (as if it was completely unrelated), how green it was.
Being Scottish, really would've thought he'd know better
I had thought it was because of the hot weather or the world cup, when bbq-ish foods were absent, but now it's spread through the shop - there were no courgettes or tomatoes last night, for example, and a whole row of freezer cabinets were completely bare.Seriously? I really would tend to assume they were stocktaking and had mucked up their normal ways of doing so. Possibly by stupidly laying off staff? I don't know, really. But I do find it a bit hard to believe we're all going to find empty shelves very soon.
Not seen this round my way (Hertfordshire)Supermarkets really are running out of food Furious supermarket shoppers vent frustration at empty shelves across UK