Reply to: My Lunch....

[hyperD]

Biltong and dry wors. Or as someone in the office called it: road kill.

[d000hg]

I dont mind change, but there are some things that shouldnt be altered

It was always called Snickers, they simply called it a different name in the UK for some reason.

And anyway, it's a chocolate bar not an ancient manuscript FFS!

I like the almond one.

[mudskipper]

Sushi, mango and a twenty minute queue in the post office.

[Churchill]

I dont mind change, but there are some things that shouldnt be altered

Like giving women the vote? Big ******* mistake!

[FiveTimes]

Clearly it's not a fact. Resistance to change is a bad sign in a techie

I dont mind change, but there are some things that shouldnt be altered

[d000hg]

Clearly it's not a fact. Resistance to change is a bad sign in a techie

[FiveTimes]

Do you mean Snickers?

They are called marathons always have been and always will be - fact.

[Gentile]

Do you mean Snickers?

No I do not. Damn 'Merkins.

[d000hg]

Do you mean Snickers?

[Gentile]

My lunch: marathon + Ibuprofen. Yours sounded better, Brillo.

[BrilloPad]

A nice 5 mile run followed by Roasted Squash, Feta Cheese, Semi dried Tomatoes and Rocket with Red rice and Quinoa.

[nomadd]

My Lunch...

Ham & Pickle sarnie.
Pear and some red grapes to follow.
Finished with a Cup-o-tea and 4 Rich Tea biccies.

[SimonMac]

They were right into them at a place I worked last year. It was like a pyramid scheme where the commodity being pushed was barely-edible sawdust: one person got a free box, then they used an introductory offer to sign somebody else up, then it snowballed.

There are only about three edible tubs in every box of 18 or so, the rest being filled with weird nuts and legumes. Before long, everyone had a stack of uneaten boxes on their desk and in their bins!

Most of the stuff I like, although they can be too OTT on sweet stuff at times

[d000hg]

I've never met anybody that paid for them, I think the contents are nice (I normally go for the least healthy things they do) but vastly overpriced.

[Gentile]

Got a back log of Graze boxes to go through so lunch at my desk today while I talk myself out of, and back into buying an iPad and this case

They were right into them at a place I worked last year. It was like a pyramid scheme where the commodity being pushed was barely-edible sawdust: one person got a free box, then they used an introductory offer to sign somebody else up, then it snowballed.

There are only about three edible tubs in every box of 18 or so, the rest being filled with weird nuts and legumes. Before long, everyone had a stack of uneaten boxes on their desk and in their bins!