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Actually I shopped for the best food when I was up norf.Originally posted by Pogle View PostI consider myself lucky that you dont live in the North too
I remember going on Tuesdays to the indoor market in Preston to buy some genuine Italian food. I doubt those stalls are still there.
It was just me, some OAPs and mostly foreigners shopping at the market. The local chavs were busy with junk food pushers nearby.
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Not only we live 10 years longer, we're also lucky that we don't live in the Norf.Originally posted by Unix View PostOr as I like to call it enjoying life...
T-totaler-yoga-going-rule-follower-vegans--southern-puffs must have the most miserable existence on earth. They live 10 years longer, but it must be utterly boring.
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Or as I like to call it enjoying life...Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post1. whine alot
2. eat fatty foods
3. be obese
4. whine even more
5. drink alot
6. whine yet more
7. try to get independence from the country that subsides your extravogent lefstle
8.-25. whine
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T-totaler-yoga-going-rule-follower-vegans--southern-puffs must have the most miserable existence on earth. They live 10 years longer, but it must be utterly boring.
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That could be Wales tooOriginally posted by tarbera View Postyou forgot
Claim Benefits
Work for a council
work in public sector
hate the English
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you forgot
you forgotOriginally posted by BrilloPad View Post1. whine alot
2. eat fatty foods
3. be obese
4. whine even more
5. drink alot
6. whine yet more
7. try to get independence from the country that subsides your extravogent lefstle
8.-25. whine
HTH
Claim Benefits
Work for a council
work in public sector
hate the English
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You forgot about putting on saltire makeup and a see-you Jimmy wig.
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How to be Scottish in 25 easy steps
1. whine alot
2. eat fatty foods
3. be obese
4. whine even more
5. drink alot
6. whine yet more
7. try to get independence from the country that subsides your extravogent lefstle
8.-25. whine
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