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Originally posted by ladymuck View Postnot quite that much. I wouldn't have anywhere to put it
aysycotbac?…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Here's whats in them - 'I bought a Morrisons essentials food box and discovered exactly what's in it' - Mirror OnlineOriginally posted by d000hg View PostHas anyone tried the Morrisons boxes, I gather you pay a fixed fee and get what you're given. Heard they're easier to get hold of and early reports are positive.
Which is actually correct but I got green beans instead of broccoli."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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park the Bentley behind the Garage.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostNot quite that much. I wouldn't have anywhere to put itComment
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Hey after my visit the quack this morning I popped into Tesco express for bread & Milk, I noticed Famous Grouse was on offer (£16 / 1L) so asked for a bottle. The bill came to £46 not the £30 I expected. The lady had managed to scan the bottle twice, so I "panic bought" 2 bottles (I would have been there ages until they found a manager to reverse the transaction), its scary out there and now I am not going to run out of mixing scotch for a while.Originally posted by Mordac View PostAbout half of that is down to me and LM by the looks of it...
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Likely story....Originally posted by vetran View PostHey after my visit the quack this morning I popped into Tesco express for bread & Milk, I noticed Famous Grouse was on offer (£16 / 1L) so asked for a bottle. The bill came to £46 not the £30 I expected. The lady had managed to scan the bottle twice, so I "panic bought" 2 bottles (I would have been there ages until they found a manager to reverse the transaction), its scary out there and now I am not going to run out of mixing scotch for a while.Comment
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I don't currently have an open bottle of whisky.Originally posted by vetran View PostHey after my visit the quack this morning I popped into Tesco express for bread & Milk, I noticed Famous Grouse was on offer (£16 / 1L) so asked for a bottle. The bill came to £46 not the £30 I expected. The lady had managed to scan the bottle twice, so I "panic bought" 2 bottles (I would have been there ages until they found a manager to reverse the transaction), its scary out there and now I am not going to run out of mixing scotch for a while.
Should I open the Chita or one of the 2 bottles of Johnny Walker Blue Label...
Note neither are for mixing...merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Result!Originally posted by SueEllen View PostWhich is actually correct but I got green beans instead of broccoli.Comment
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