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You completed MDS recently. If you don't survive, what hope is there for the rest of us?
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I couldn't get any bars of soap yesterday and I'm down to about an inch left in a bottle of shower gel.
Although i'm starting to think not wiping my arse or showering for a few months might improve my chances of survival in this.
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Example - Man finds haul of 1980s toilet paper in forgotten storage unit | Metro NewsOriginally posted by SueEllen View PostI presume you are going to be working after this crisis? Work out a way to get good publicity in giving some away to some elderly folk. That way when your name is googled companies see you are a good sort.
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That's nothing do do with that Agency guy who's starting cooking meals for the local OAPs, is it?Originally posted by SueEllen View PostI presume you are going to be working after this crisis? Work out a way to get good publicity in giving some away to some elderly folk. That way when your name is googled companies see you are a good sort.
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I presume you are going to be working after this crisis? Work out a way to get good publicity in giving some away to some elderly folk. That way when your name is googled companies see you are a good sort.Originally posted by Benny View PostI received a delivery from a relative who works for the company in Manchester that make them
120 rolls of bog blocking Cushelle for £10
What's a fair price considering the current market?
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I received a delivery from a relative who works for the company in Manchester that make them
120 rolls of bog blocking Cushelle for £10
What's a fair price considering the current market?
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I'm just gathering all my plutonium-239 from their caches so I can store it in one place.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostI'm going to have to hide my potassium stockpile a bit better when I can be bothered.
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I tried to stockpile but tesco delivered 0 toilet rolls today, how am i suppose to stock pile if they can't do their job
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I'm going to have to hide my potassium stockpile a bit better when I can be bothered.
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Beware you stockpilers...
your children may screw up your plans.
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