It's the just another feather in the cap, another example of the class system really isn't it, like I've got a bigger car and all that,or that your a frequent flyer and can't tolerate people beneath you,no?
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It's the just another feather in the cap, another example of the class system really isn't it, like I've got a bigger car and all that,or that your a frequent flyer and can't tolerate people beneath you,no?Yeah 100% especially nowadays with the credit card access craze. If i’m lucky enough to blag a business class flight on work or points (never on my own dime) then the lounge is delightful as they’re usually empty and actually peaceful, rather than feeling like you’re at an all you can eat
If not, a bougie little wine bar for me (god i’m so old now)
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe it's an old computer term originally, but I think it became more widespread in common vernacular due to the movie "Inside Out".‘Core memory’ where the fuck has that saying come from?
Time to sieze the opportunity then mate isn't it?A lack of places for a decent chicken doner in Poole/Bournemouth. Also a real lack of decent fried chicken places.
Gone off lamb doner on its own unless I'm about 15 pints deep.
Beaches may be here, but the takeaways in Cov are far superiorironically the chippies are crap too compared to Cov.
what the hell are you waffling on about hereIt's the just another feather in the cap, another example of the class system really isn't it, like I've got a bigger car and all that,or that your a frequent flyer and can't tolerate people beneath you,no?
Luckily, here we have the best chippie in Kent. Always winning awards and always big queues outside.A lack of places for a decent chicken doner in Poole/Bournemouth. Also a real lack of decent fried chicken places.
Gone off lamb doner on its own unless I'm about 15 pints deep.
Beaches may be here, but the takeaways in Cov are far superiorironically the chippies are crap too compared to Cov.
Both of my grandfathers were gassed in France during the Great War.People shoehorning in phrases that aren't normally part of their vocabulary.
Peter Drury there saying Johnson is "living his best life".
It's the same with "gassed" now every wanker on Radio1 slips it in every chance they can. You actually hear their sentance pause to force it in.
Fridays are synonymous with people having chippy teas too!Balaclava Barry.
@wingy care to explain?what the hell are you waffling on about here
Sneering at cattle class really mate that's all?@wingy care to explain?
America probably.‘Core memory’ where the fuck has that saying come from?
Yea they were flashing like fuck on Saturday. The programming must have been off.Not as bad as the players on the pitch, but the LED advertising hoardings.
Think two of them were glitchy, as it was like someone took a picture with a camera the size of the Hubble Space Telescope when switching this weekend.
I get the reason for them. Still annoying, though!
You're on the change mate!🫣When it's too cold for just a t shirt but too hot for anything more than a t shirt.
Don't know if it's an Americanism or not but saying 'different than' instead of 'different to'. Just sounds wrongJust how many people don't know the difference between were and was in a sentence.
"When you was younger"
Don't know if it's an Americanism or not but saying 'different than' instead of 'different to'. Just sounds wrong
Isn’t it different from?
Yes but they are dusting off the Linda Lovelace mags!Not sure why but these home bar and man cave things people create. They always look pretty dreadful, who wants to sit in a converted garage drinking shit beer on your own.
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He's morphing into Mark LawrensonLee Dixon
I would have Dixon every day of the week if they'd get rid of Matterface.Lee Dixon
Are you there?Shop assistants who begin or continue a conversation with someone else while they're serving me. It's as if I'm invisible or something.
Who said that?Shop assistants who begin or continue a conversation with someone else while they're serving me. It's as if I'm invisible or something.
Ours in central Scotland has come on since late AugustTurning the heating on
£120 is still robbery - bike engines are very clean should be £30 across the board - got one going historic shortly so that’s the end of mot and taxMy friend has a Harley Davidson trike and it's road tax is £340 pa but if he bought the equivalent Harvey Davidson motorcycle it would be £120 pa. How do they work out car/motorcycle road tax? It can't be emissions and it can't be weight so how is it done?
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