UGH... I worry about you sometimes, lol. Where did you find that?:doh::whistle:
Marco.
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UGH... I worry about you sometimes, lol. Where did you find that?:doh::whistle:
Marco.
not looked/ wont look. it is sunday:)
never a good day for that. I was actually looking for a pic I saw a couple of years ago of some NFL event, where one of the cheerleaders had pooed her pants a bit, poor girl. But quite inoffensive. That one didn't seem so bad till I posted it :eek: Then I couldn't for some reason delete the whole post. A nosey nellie like Marco was never going to let an incomplete post pass him by so I had to re-post just to shut him up :D
Apologies for spoiling anyone's dinner.
In the bushes by the bus stop probably.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Lol - you're a very bad man, but I like that, so I'll let you off!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Actually, Del's got a Hooters outfit she wears sometimes to fancy dress parties, which is on a similar theme, but she wouldn't spoil it with dirty knickers!:lol:
Marco.
Oh shit - why would anyone take a photo of that (medical journal perhaps?)
Anyway:
Just been to local Tesco to get some bottled water (cheap way of getting spring water for my home brew - gives better flavour than chlorinated tap water) - Still seems to be a shortage, shelves pretty much empty of water :scratch:
Even more worrying (for me), I managed to get the last box of Carr's table water - finest biscuit for cheeses in my opinion, no need for fatty/flakey/flavoured (I do like a bit of alliteration :)) "biscuits for cheese".
Keep your eyes peeled folks - Christmas wouldn't be the same without Carr's table water.
No problem at all at the petrol station though.
seem to be in stock here, so maybe just run out. yup bottled water is in short supply due to lack of driversQuote:
Originally Posted by guy
Reassuring about the Carrs Grant - I seem to remember they had a fire a couple of years ago and there weren't any table water for a few months, so I get panicky :)
If stored for a while, mineral water has to be kept in the dark otherwise light makes the trace amounts of natural algae start multiplying and you get green sediment.