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i agree she's poor, Moet is generally p!ss water in a fat green bottle, a bottle of Bollinger is what she ought to be drinking, i blame the credit crunch
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I thought it was just distortion from wide screen format.Originally posted by TazMaN View PostMy critical evaluation indicates:
She also looks like she's eating too much.
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In the late 90s on a contractors night out, we drank the restaurant dry of Dom Perignon, and had to slum it with Moet.Originally posted by the_rangdo View PostIs Moet a poor-person's drink now
I was economising and not even realising it, time to raise the stakes.
Nowadays, I prefer a £20 bottle of a good red than a £100 bottle of champagne.
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Is Moet a poor-person's drink nowOriginally posted by NetwkSupport View Postits Moet too...
doesnt seem that skint to me!
I was economising and not even realising it, time to raise the stakes.
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and how much does her phone line & broadband cost a month?
Bet she has sky tv too.
That's it darlin, use your laptop to keep the baby warm
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My critical evaluation indicates:
She also looks like she's eating too much.
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There's a bottle of champagne on the table next to the laptop she's typing on.
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Originally posted by Alf W View Posthttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7609536.stm
Young single mum who can't afford to eat and have the heating on at the same time.
But wait, at one minute and 16 secs we may have the answer!!!
For those of us that can't watch it... what happens at 1:16?
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Poverty 21st Century style
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7609536.stm
Young single mum who can't afford to eat and have the heating on at the same time.
But wait, at one minute and 16 secs we may have the answer!!!Tags: None
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