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Old 7th October 2017, 09:07
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^Yes they're the ones, I cut them into small chunks and and have them with spaghetti and pesto.

Linda sausages are the best, the mozzarella burgers are also very good.
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Old 7th October 2017, 09:20
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^I'm not a veggie but the mozzarella burgers are lovely

I eat the Linda Sausages too as there good for dieting and being healthier (or trying to be in my case ) and by far the nicest. The (Frozen) Quorn one's are nice for stewing tho.
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Old 8th October 2017, 19:35
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Scientology. Based on the ramblings of of an insane narcissist just like all the great religions. Join now to get some bullshit personality test and then after many years and much cash you'll learn the secret of existence, which is something about Commander Jubjub or some such shite. Tom Cruise is a scientologist and he isn't batshit insane or anything. No no no. Much. Join now and receive a free potato peeler!

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Old 22nd December 2017, 10:39
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Tesco festive cookies, dayam. They're light gingerbread flavoured with mincemeat in the middle, usually their cheapo cookies are rubbish but these are

Also Propranolol for driving tests.
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Old 22nd December 2017, 18:00
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^ Ooh yum
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Old 22nd December 2017, 18:36
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Scientology. Based on the ramblings of of an insane narcissist just like all the great religions. Join now to get some bullshit personality test and then after many years and much cash you'll learn the secret of existence, which is something about Commander Jubjub or some such shite. Tom Cruise is a scientologist and he isn't batshit insane or anything. No no no. Much. Join now and receive a free potato peeler!

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The thing I don't get aboot Scientology is erm aren't they supposed to be all futuristic and stuff? But why then does all their technology look like props from a 60s sci fi show?

Saluting in their faux little uniforms...bless.
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Old 22nd December 2017, 20:16
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I always think that too. Holding on to 'cans' to take readings.

I dunno if you've ever seen the documentary 'Going clear'? it's by far the best one on Scientology that i've seen. They be crazy
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Old 22nd December 2017, 20:22
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^ ^ haha,I'm glad it isn't just me mo :0

I haven't seen that one but I watched a few other things and it's definetly a self help book that went a bit wrong from the sounds of it!

I do like calling people sp's though so I'm a bit torn...Id like a shiny button jacket too.

That's it, beam me up. I'm in fellas
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Old 22nd December 2017, 20:35
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yeah your not wrong!. I find it fascinating tho that so many, sometimes really educated ppl, believe in it. When I actually heard the full 'theory' behind their faith in that documentary, I was like, you can't actually be serious! .

Your right tho, the uniform is ever so tempting....
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Old 22nd December 2017, 20:38
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Liquidising fruit,

I tended not to eat much fruit, and just let it rot,
I think peeling fruit, getting drips of juice over you, slicing skin off etc. Etc.just annoyed me,
Now I'm blending it, it's more of a kitchen-based proper activity,
I'm eating fruit all the time now and coming up with some really delicious concoctions,
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Old 22nd December 2017, 21:41
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Coconut shampoo! It's sensational and makes your hair smell yum
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Old 1st January 2018, 17:20
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The stone cold Steve Austin podcast. Yes it's a real thing. Pretty much all the stars of yesteryear do one nowadays. I haven't watched pro wrestling since I was about thirteen but it brings back some good memories, plus he's pretty hilarious.

Also, wrestlers are some of the bitchiest people on the planet! Who knew?
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Old 22nd January 2018, 21:40
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Vertical climber machines.

Just thought i'd offer this as an alternative to an exercise bike. I've had one for over a year and they're perfect for getting a bit of exercise done whilst watching tv. I've got the Maxi Climber and there's no setting, you just go at whatever pace you fancy. I usually go at a steady rate, just breaking sweat but you can go full tilt and still not create too much of a racket. It works both arms and legs, it's an all-rounder, you can also put more emphasis on one or the other depending which you want to work on (or rest). You can alternate the range of the motion too, either deep 'lunge' or smaller steps, for ease of use and less pressure on knees.

They're inexpensive too ... more inexpensive than i remember paying
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Old 22nd January 2018, 22:15
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Tesco Raisin Crispy Slices (ate 2 today)
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Old 3rd February 2018, 09:07
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Plants vs. Zombies

Such a good game, free of charge.
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Old 3rd February 2018, 10:26
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Old 20th February 2018, 21:41
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^ That's great thanks for sharing.
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Old 25th February 2018, 11:47
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This. 100% this
It hurts me that many will never know their goodness.

Tried any of the other flavours? I've considered it, but find it next to impossible not to pick up the jalapeno ones as my hand hovers over the selection.






The 12ish of these you get in one serving work out to 5% of your calories, 1% of your fat and saturated fat, and 5% of your salt recommended intake for the day. Not bad (for a tasty crisp-like thing).


&



(I do do stuff other than eating, okay?)
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Old 25th February 2018, 11:53
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^ Seconded, they are great :D
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Old 25th February 2018, 13:13
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^ That's quite understandable. I have nightmares about picking up the cheese flavour but not realising it until I've paid and left the shop.

I've just come across this:



I didn't know there were so many. Sea salt and cracked black pepper might change the game. Bacon cheddar is also a bit intriguing, though feels risky.
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Old 25th February 2018, 15:33
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Honey, mustard & onion would go down rather well with an ale methinks

What's the grammage?
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Old 25th February 2018, 16:16
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^ 125g, G. Or a packet a pint?

^^ Hmm... I'm not too sure. Though I've just found they sell the jalapeƱo ones on veganstore.co.uk, so they seem like a safe bet. They do have a bit of a kick though. And E numbers.
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Old 25th February 2018, 16:32
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^ Take them with a cup of milk and you'll have not the slightest bother.

And record yourself as you do and send me it.
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Old 25th February 2018, 17:03
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^ 125g, G. Or a packet a pint?
Ah, the old 'share bag' size, nice. I'd like to say that I would savour them and take my time but, yeah, a packet a pint sounds about right
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Old 10th April 2018, 20:44
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Detectorists because it's just tv perfection.
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Old 11th April 2018, 23:44
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- Wild Wild Country on Netflix
- This dental scaler and scraper kit for *carefully* removing plaque build up that somehow evades flossing
- Wes Anderson's new one
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Old 12th July 2018, 23:44
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NEJLIKA
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Old 13th July 2018, 12:59
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My gf has one of these.



But ours isn't from Ikea, it's from Mothercare.
It's called a breast feeding pillow.

You've got a breast feeding pillow. Yeah well done mate.
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Old 13th July 2018, 20:55
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^ 'My girlfriend has...' 'But ours isn't...'

Yeah, it's only for your girlfriend's benefit, areola-sucker.
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Old 13th July 2018, 21:44
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^ I love it when the b*tch in you comes out. It kinda turns me on. If you keep it up I'll be using the Nejlika on you.
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