Why does she have Freddy Kruger fingers ?????
I don`t think even our resident Pop World loving Spiritualist, would buy her, a roofie laced Barcadi Breezer, for fear of her waking up.
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Why does she have Freddy Kruger fingers ?????
I don`t think even our resident Pop World loving Spiritualist, would buy her, a roofie laced Barcadi Breezer, for fear of her waking up.
He might not
How eloquent. Voice of a generation.
Yarrgh
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I think it's a comment on the UK space programme unfortunately.
Spadge Vernacular
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No doubt sidestepping Netflix for some of Eckharts magic would open the doorway for her to consider her inner Cardi A and potential Cardi C.
It would require no thinking. There can be no thinking prior to the words which explains the posts. No one needs to think, just be present.
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Some hard hitting journalism here from the guardian/observer, laying bare the terrible impact the cost of living crisis on ordinary people right across the country.
www.theguardian.com
Just imagine how awful it would be to live this couples experience the feeling you need to downsize from your £1.4m country manor. Or earning £60k but only inheriting enough to buy a £600k house. Not even a million! How on earth are these people coping?
UK 2023, what about me...
Upsize, downsize? Why the Covid property race for space went sour for homebuyers
Ultra-low rates and a desire for more room during lockdown drove UK house prices to new heights. But now many of those who moved are suffering
Just imagine how awful it would be to live this couples experience the feeling you need to downsize from your £1.4m country manor. Or earning £60k but only inheriting enough to buy a £600k house. Not even a million! How on earth are these people coping?
UK 2023, what about me...
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
The price for sprouts is ridiculous, and it's the bloody season for them. 
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
Some hard hitting journalism here from the guardian/observer, laying bare the terrible impact the cost of living crisis on ordinary people right across the country.
Upsize, downsize? Why the Covid property race for space went sour for homebuyers
Ultra-low rates and a desire for more room during lockdown drove UK house prices to new heights. But now many of those who moved are suffering
Just imagine how awful it would be to live this couples experience the feeling you need to downsize from your £1.4m country manor. Or earning £60k but only inheriting enough to buy a £600k house. Not even a million! How on earth are these people coping?
UK 2023, what about me...
Typical Guardian readers…..
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
The price for sprouts is ridiculous, and it's the bloody season for them.
Profiteering, this is the sort of thing journalists should be commenting on and exposing those deliberately doing it…..
roydo
in memoriam - 1965-2024
Small tin of Heinz baked beans, 65p. Sainsbury's own brand, 19p. I challenge anyone to taste the difference, so to speak. Especially when they have been lobbed in a chilli, or doused in ketchup and vinegar.
Haven’t bought a ton of Heinz beans or soup ina long time.
I always go the cheaper versions and it’s always a fine replacement..
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They're usually made in the same factory and go down a different chute for labelling.
My uncle was a master cheese maker. They made some amazing premium cheeses that would sell to M&S, independent cheese outlets and whatnot.
It tasted amazing and many would say the price was worth it, unless you knew the same cheese was sold in Iceland for about £1. They just coloured it.
Extra-strong, tasty cheese? Same stuff, just left longer and maybe more annatto in it.
Eggs have gone through the roof here. Now not actually balking at the idea of buying cage free/organic fed as the prices are similar now
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