Yesh, especially when catching a glimpse of yourself in the mirror - all you can do is laugh!:lol:;)
Worry not, princess loves her chunky unky:)
Marco.
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Yesh, especially when catching a glimpse of yourself in the mirror - all you can do is laugh!:lol:;)
Worry not, princess loves her chunky unky:)
Marco.
i tried crying but it didnt help:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Just catching up with posts...totally forgot I sent pic of my legs... looks like I'm 'half cast' ... I'm not, just always tanned here in sunny Portsmouth....Quote:
Originally Posted by Ninanina
I live for today....Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
I NEVER moan about my 'lot' but I'm pretty sure a lot of peeps going through what I am would though
I guess I've got a 'sunny disposition' ... unless I'm depressed :lol::lol:
Come on Steve make me chuckle.... I've missed the humour
And we've missed you! Can't tell you how much, nor how much it's cost me in lost drones, searching the gardens of Portsmouth this summer :eyebrows: There have been threads about your absence, and I know that seeing your return will brighten up Sunday for A LOT of folk on here, not least me :kiss:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ninanina
Welcome back, and keep those leg pics coming - I normally only see pins of that quality walking away from me :(
This is interesting, and explains why the braindead masses are panic-buying: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/explainers-58626935
:doh::rolleyes:
Marco.
No sign of 'panic buying' here in London, though I did notice several items sold out in my local Co-op (mostly 'ready meals', of which I have little need).
Fortunately we buy all our fruit and veg fresh from a greengrocer, and there are no shortages of any of that to be seen. Meat is always bought fresh from a butcher.
I suspect it is only in supermarkets where people go for the convenience of a "one stop shop", where you will see shortages; and of course with the fulfilment of orders by delivery companies.
I agree on all counts, and our food buying habits are largely the same, so really won't be affected by any shortages. However, until the shortage in CO2 is resolved, look out for pubs running out of beer!:eek:
Marco.
Then I shall drink bottled beer.
As an aside, we popped into a pub this lunchtime for a beer and was saddened to learn that a lot of the pubs in London are no longer serving draught beer. It seems that these pubs are 'managed' and the staff either too lazy or ignorant to keep and look after the beers; so it's either lagers on tap or bottled beer. They blame it all on Covid, but I noticed the trend occurring before the pandemic started.
BTW I had a glass of Staropramen lager; which being a beautiful summer's day here today, slipped down very nicely. :)
Much to my disappointment, I have to avoid alcohol these days for medical reasons. A bit disheartening really as I really enjoy a beer!