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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 08 Oct 15 6.18pm
Quote matt_himself at 08 Oct 2015 10.44am Quote Kermit8 at 08 Oct 2015 10.32am I don't believe I would like the type of people that would go to a cereal bar and think it's ok. A bit like Costa Coffee w@nkers. Corporate consuming idiots who don't mind being ripped off and help drag society down. Well thank you for introducing me to a completely new experience - partially agreeing with you on something. I would not like the type who eats at a 'cereal bar'. In fact, I would not allow them on my property. They to me are the type of skinny jean wearing, ironic glasses sporting and stupid big headphone donning morons that are turning the greatest nation in the World into a laughing stock. If I was in charge of the country (and I am sure you all pray that will happen soon), I would bring back conscription for those types and make them crouch behind a wall in Helmand province for five years. That would make them think about what they have done and act as a warning to others who think about following this fashion for dressing & acting like a manicured buffoon. With regards to Costa, I fail to see the issue. A cup of coffee is sold. When you want a cup of coffee and there is a Costa, you will use it. Most of us don't have the time to locate, or the access, a locally run, independent coffee shop selling Fairtrade coffee. Choosing Costa or Neros is part of the tapestry of City dwelling and working. Getting pretentious about it belies a detachment from reality, in my opinion. Edited by matt_himself (08 Oct 2015 10.45am) The kind of people parodied in 'It's grim up North (London)' in Private Eye. They need horsewhipping. Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham
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Clapham on the Back 08 Oct 15 6.18pm

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Quote Kermit8 at 08 Oct 2015 10.32am

I don't believe I would like the type of people that would go to a cereal bar and think it's ok. A bit like Costa Coffee w@nkers. Corporate consuming idiots who don't mind being ripped off and help drag society down.

Well thank you for introducing me to a completely new experience - partially agreeing with you on something.

I would not like the type who eats at a 'cereal bar'. In fact, I would not allow them on my property. They to me are the type of skinny jean wearing, ironic glasses sporting and stupid big headphone donning morons that are turning the greatest nation in the World into a laughing stock.

If I was in charge of the country (and I am sure you all pray that will happen soon), I would bring back conscription for those types and make them crouch behind a wall in Helmand province for five years. That would make them think about what they have done and act as a warning to others who think about following this fashion for dressing & acting like a manicured buffoon.

With regards to Costa, I fail to see the issue. A cup of coffee is sold. When you want a cup of coffee and there is a Costa, you will use it. Most of us don't have the time to locate, or the access, a locally run, independent coffee shop selling Fairtrade coffee. Choosing Costa or Neros is part of the tapestry of City dwelling and working. Getting pretentious about it belies a detachment from reality, in my opinion.

Edited by matt_himself (08 Oct 2015 10.45am)

The kind of people parodied in 'It's grim up North (London)' in Private Eye.

They need horsewhipping.

Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

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pefwin Where you have to have an English ... 08 Oct 15 7.23pm
It all gone to pot since the PC brigade started attacking public houses. You need a public and a saloon bar, and this stuff doesn't happen. Less food and kids and more spit and sawdust, like the good old days..... smoking in both bars. A packet of fags, a pint of wallop, and a pink gin for the Missus. "Everything is air-droppable at least once." "When the going gets tough, the tough call for close air support."
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Where you have to have an English ... 08 Oct 15 7.23pm

It all gone to pot since the PC brigade started attacking public houses.

You need a public and a saloon bar, and this stuff doesn't happen. Less food and kids and more spit and sawdust, like the good old days..... smoking in both bars.

A packet of fags, a pint of wallop, and a pink gin for the Missus.

"Everything is air-droppable at least once."

"When the going gets tough, the tough call for close air support."

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dannyh wherever I lay my hat....... 09 Oct 15 9.21am
Quote chris123 at 08 Oct 2015 10.52am Quote dannyh at 08 Oct 2015 10.02am Quote chris123 at 08 Oct 2015 9.28am Quote The Sash at 08 Oct 2015 9.20am Quote dannyh at 08 Oct 2015 8.59am Quote jamiemartin721 at 07 Oct 2015 1.16pm Quote johnfirewall at 06 Oct 2015 7.14pm Quote Jimenez at 06 Oct 2015 1.24pm [Link] This is the part I hate about them, probably more than anything else. Pathetic. But then all Socialists oppose gentrification, not just anarchists. The same ones who move to these trendy areas, paying 15 quid to get in to a previously working class establishment such as a snooker hall, and wonder why it drives demand for a Foxtons and Waitrose I don't. Reading was a fking sthole in the 70s and 80s, the gentrification of the 90s turned it around if you ask me. I'd like to see more done to turn sty estates and run down areas into nicer places to live, ideally driven by the local community, Council and business rather than corporate entities. The only problem of gentrification is that it raises already ridiculous property prices, and squeezes people out. I'm not even sure what a 'traditional working class establishment' actually is anymore. The trade union club? That said, who the fk is going to Cereal bars? Sometimes I think I woke up and the world dropped acid while I was asleep. Pretentious w**ers. It is a true sign that the world has truly gone up its own arse when people are paying £3 plus for a bowl of fcking Coco Pops from a pair of Hipster c*nt brothers.... And the local pub shouldn't sell premium brands of beer, wine or spirits? Whats your point ? That people should be able to eat and drink wherever they want, and whatever they want. Yes they should, freedom of choice isn't it ? It's also the gift of free speech that allows me to say that anyone who sits in a resturant for the sole purpose of eating cerial is a grade a ponce, who probably dons a male top knot, and has a beard. It is also my freedom of speech that allows me to say how can you compare a pub to some one selling rice crispies at £4 a bowl. "It's not the bullet that's got my name on it that concerns me; it's all them other ones flyin' around marked 'To Whom It May Concern.'"
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wherever I lay my hat....... 09 Oct 15 9.21am

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This is the part I hate about them, probably more than anything else.

Pathetic. But then all Socialists oppose gentrification, not just anarchists. The same ones who move to these trendy areas, paying 15 quid to get in to a previously working class establishment such as a snooker hall, and wonder why it drives demand for a Foxtons and Waitrose

I don't. Reading was a f**king s**thole in the 70s and 80s, the gentrification of the 90s turned it around if you ask me. I'd like to see more done to turn s**ty estates and run down areas into nicer places to live, ideally driven by the local community, Council and business rather than corporate entities.

The only problem of gentrification is that it raises already ridiculous property prices, and squeezes people out. I'm not even sure what a 'traditional working class establishment' actually is anymore. The trade union club?

That said, who the f**k is going to Cereal bars? Sometimes I think I woke up and the world dropped acid while I was asleep.

Pretentious w***ers.

It is a true sign that the world has truly gone up its own arse when people are paying £3 plus for a bowl of f*cking Coco Pops from a pair of Hipster c*nt brothers....

And the local pub shouldn't sell premium brands of beer, wine or spirits?

Whats your point ?

That people should be able to eat and drink wherever they want, and whatever they want.

Yes they should, freedom of choice isn't it ?

It's also the gift of free speech that allows me to say that anyone who sits in a resturant for the sole purpose of eating cerial is a grade a ponce, who probably dons a male top knot, and has a beard.

It is also my freedom of speech that allows me to say how can you compare a pub to some one selling rice crispies at £4 a bowl.

"It's not the bullet that's got my name on it that concerns me; it's all them other ones flyin' around marked 'To Whom It May Concern.'"

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Quote pefwin at 08 Oct 2015 7.23pm It all gone to pot since the PC brigade started attacking public houses. You need a public and a saloon bar, and this stuff doesn't happen. Less food and kids and more spit and sawdust, like the good old days..... smoking in both bars. A packet of fags, a pint of wallop, and a pink gin for the Missus. Kids shouldn't be in pubs except on Match day (maybe). Food though is largely a bonus, but less 'Gastropub' please, if you want a proper dining experience go to a restaurant. "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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Quote pefwin at 08 Oct 2015 7.23pm

It all gone to pot since the PC brigade started attacking public houses.

You need a public and a saloon bar, and this stuff doesn't happen. Less food and kids and more spit and sawdust, like the good old days..... smoking in both bars.

A packet of fags, a pint of wallop, and a pink gin for the Missus.

Kids shouldn't be in pubs except on Match day (maybe). Food though is largely a bonus, but less 'Gastropub' please, if you want a proper dining experience go to a restaurant.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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jamiemartin721 Reading 09 Oct 15 9.34am
Quote dannyh at 09 Oct 2015 9.21am Quote chris123 at 08 Oct 2015 10.52am Quote dannyh at 08 Oct 2015 10.02am Quote chris123 at 08 Oct 2015 9.28am Quote The Sash at 08 Oct 2015 9.20am Quote dannyh at 08 Oct 2015 8.59am Quote jamiemartin721 at 07 Oct 2015 1.16pm Quote johnfirewall at 06 Oct 2015 7.14pm Quote Jimenez at 06 Oct 2015 1.24pm [Link] This is the part I hate about them, probably more than anything else. Pathetic. But then all Socialists oppose gentrification, not just anarchists. The same ones who move to these trendy areas, paying 15 quid to get in to a previously working class establishment such as a snooker hall, and wonder why it drives demand for a Foxtons and Waitrose I don't. Reading was a fking sthole in the 70s and 80s, the gentrification of the 90s turned it around if you ask me. I'd like to see more done to turn sty estates and run down areas into nicer places to live, ideally driven by the local community, Council and business rather than corporate entities. The only problem of gentrification is that it raises already ridiculous property prices, and squeezes people out. I'm not even sure what a 'traditional working class establishment' actually is anymore. The trade union club? That said, who the fk is going to Cereal bars? Sometimes I think I woke up and the world dropped acid while I was asleep. Pretentious w**ers. It is a true sign that the world has truly gone up its own arse when people are paying £3 plus for a bowl of fcking Coco Pops from a pair of Hipster cnt brothers.... And the local pub shouldn't sell premium brands of beer, wine or spirits? Whats your point ? That people should be able to eat and drink wherever they want, and whatever they want. Yes they should, freedom of choice isn't it ? It's also the gift of free speech that allows me to say that anyone who sits in a resturant for the sole purpose of eating cerial is a grade a ponce, who probably dons a male top knot, and has a beard. It is also my freedom of speech that allows me to say how can you compare a pub to some one selling rice crispies at £4 a bowl. In fairness to the smug faced bearded hipster c*ts, they have a very broad selection of different cereals (around 120) as well as different milks and toppings. Rice Crispies will set you back 3.50 for a large bowl. Unless you have a specialist milk and toppings. Its the US and World cereals that push up to the fiver, for a bowl. Some look quite tempting (Reece puffs?), but I can imagine that five minutes after entering I'd be up on murder charges... This will also wind you up, they do cocktails. I guess there is a market of people who really like cereals. "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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This is the part I hate about them, probably more than anything else.

That said, who the f**k is going to Cereal bars? Sometimes I think I woke up and the world dropped acid while I was asleep.

Pretentious w***ers.

It is a true sign that the world has truly gone up its own arse when people are paying £3 plus for a bowl of f*cking Coco Pops from a pair of Hipster c*nt brothers....

And the local pub shouldn't sell premium brands of beer, wine or spirits?

Whats your point ?

That people should be able to eat and drink wherever they want, and whatever they want.

Yes they should, freedom of choice isn't it ?

It is also my freedom of speech that allows me to say how can you compare a pub to some one selling rice crispies at £4 a bowl.

In fairness to the smug faced bearded hipster c**ts, they have a very broad selection of different cereals (around 120) as well as different milks and toppings.

Rice Crispies will set you back 3.50 for a large bowl. Unless you have a specialist milk and toppings. Its the US and World cereals that push up to the fiver, for a bowl. Some look quite tempting (Reece puffs?), but I can imagine that five minutes after entering I'd be up on murder charges...

This will also wind you up, they do cocktails. I guess there is a market of people who really like cereals.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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dannyh wherever I lay my hat....... 09 Oct 15 12.02pm
Quote jamiemartin721 at 09 Oct 2015 9.34am Quote dannyh at 09 Oct 2015 9.21am Quote chris123 at 08 Oct 2015 10.52am Quote dannyh at 08 Oct 2015 10.02am Quote chris123 at 08 Oct 2015 9.28am Quote The Sash at 08 Oct 2015 9.20am Quote dannyh at 08 Oct 2015 8.59am Quote jamiemartin721 at 07 Oct 2015 1.16pm Quote johnfirewall at 06 Oct 2015 7.14pm Quote Jimenez at 06 Oct 2015 1.24pm [Link] This is the part I hate about them, probably more than anything else. Pathetic. But then all Socialists oppose gentrification, not just anarchists. The same ones who move to these trendy areas, paying 15 quid to get in to a previously working class establishment such as a snooker hall, and wonder why it drives demand for a Foxtons and Waitrose I don't. Reading was a fking sthole in the 70s and 80s, the gentrification of the 90s turned it around if you ask me. I'd like to see more done to turn sty estates and run down areas into nicer places to live, ideally driven by the local community, Council and business rather than corporate entities. The only problem of gentrification is that it raises already ridiculous property prices, and squeezes people out. I'm not even sure what a 'traditional working class establishment' actually is anymore. The trade union club? That said, who the fk is going to Cereal bars? Sometimes I think I woke up and the world dropped acid while I was asleep. Pretentious w**ers. It is a true sign that the world has truly gone up its own arse when people are paying £3 plus for a bowl of fcking Coco Pops from a pair of Hipster cnt brothers.... And the local pub shouldn't sell premium brands of beer, wine or spirits? Whats your point ? That people should be able to eat and drink wherever they want, and whatever they want. Yes they should, freedom of choice isn't it ? It's also the gift of free speech that allows me to say that anyone who sits in a resturant for the sole purpose of eating cerial is a grade a ponce, who probably dons a male top knot, and has a beard. It is also my freedom of speech that allows me to say how can you compare a pub to some one selling rice crispies at £4 a bowl. In fairness to the smug faced bearded hipster cts, they have a very broad selection of different cereals (around 120) as well as different milks and toppings.* Rice Crispies will set you back 3.50 for a large bowl. Unless you have a specialist milk and toppings. Its the US and World cereals that push up to the fiver, for a bowl. Some look quite tempting (Reece puffs?), but I can imagine that five minutes after entering I'd be up on murder charges... This will also wind you up, they do cocktails. I guess there is a market of people who really like cereals. So what. Further more you seem to know a great deal about these mecca's for idiots. Edited by dannyh (09 Oct 2015 12.03pm) Edited by dannyh (09 Oct 2015 12.03pm) "It's not the bullet that's got my name on it that concerns me; it's all them other ones flyin' around marked 'To Whom It May Concern.'"
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wherever I lay my hat....... 09 Oct 15 12.02pm

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Quote dannyh at 08 Oct 2015 10.02am

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This is the part I hate about them, probably more than anything else.

That said, who the f**k is going to Cereal bars? Sometimes I think I woke up and the world dropped acid while I was asleep.

Pretentious w***ers.

It is a true sign that the world has truly gone up its own arse when people are paying £3 plus for a bowl of f*cking Coco Pops from a pair of Hipster c*nt brothers....

And the local pub shouldn't sell premium brands of beer, wine or spirits?

Whats your point ?

That people should be able to eat and drink wherever they want, and whatever they want.

Yes they should, freedom of choice isn't it ?

It is also my freedom of speech that allows me to say how can you compare a pub to some one selling rice crispies at £4 a bowl.

In fairness to the smug faced bearded hipster c**ts, they have a very broad selection of different cereals (around 120) as well as different milks and toppings.

This will also wind you up, they do cocktails. I guess there is a market of people who really like cereals.

So what.

Further more you seem to know a great deal about these mecca's for idiots.

Edited by dannyh (09 Oct 2015 12.03pm)

"It's not the bullet that's got my name on it that concerns me; it's all them other ones flyin' around marked 'To Whom It May Concern.'"

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jamiemartin721 Reading 09 Oct 15 12.09pm
Quote dannyh at 09 Oct 2015 12.02pm Quote jamiemartin721 at 09 Oct 2015 9.34am Quote dannyh at 09 Oct 2015 9.21am Quote chris123 at 08 Oct 2015 10.52am Quote dannyh at 08 Oct 2015 10.02am Quote chris123 at 08 Oct 2015 9.28am Quote The Sash at 08 Oct 2015 9.20am Quote dannyh at 08 Oct 2015 8.59am Quote jamiemartin721 at 07 Oct 2015 1.16pm Quote johnfirewall at 06 Oct 2015 7.14pm Quote Jimenez at 06 Oct 2015 1.24pm [Link] This is the part I hate about them, probably more than anything else. Pathetic. But then all Socialists oppose gentrification, not just anarchists. The same ones who move to these trendy areas, paying 15 quid to get in to a previously working class establishment such as a snooker hall, and wonder why it drives demand for a Foxtons and Waitrose I don't. Reading was a fking sthole in the 70s and 80s, the gentrification of the 90s turned it around if you ask me. I'd like to see more done to turn sty estates and run down areas into nicer places to live, ideally driven by the local community, Council and business rather than corporate entities. The only problem of gentrification is that it raises already ridiculous property prices, and squeezes people out. I'm not even sure what a 'traditional working class establishment' actually is anymore. The trade union club? That said, who the fk is going to Cereal bars? Sometimes I think I woke up and the world dropped acid while I was asleep. Pretentious w**ers. It is a true sign that the world has truly gone up its own arse when people are paying £3 plus for a bowl of fcking Coco Pops from a pair of Hipster cnt brothers.... And the local pub shouldn't sell premium brands of beer, wine or spirits? Whats your point ? That people should be able to eat and drink wherever they want, and whatever they want. Yes they should, freedom of choice isn't it ? It's also the gift of free speech that allows me to say that anyone who sits in a resturant for the sole purpose of eating cerial is a grade a ponce, who probably dons a male top knot, and has a beard. It is also my freedom of speech that allows me to say how can you compare a pub to some one selling rice crispies at £4 a bowl. In fairness to the smug faced bearded hipster cts, they have a very broad selection of different cereals (around 120) as well as different milks and toppings.* Rice Crispies will set you back 3.50 for a large bowl. Unless you have a specialist milk and toppings. Its the US and World cereals that push up to the fiver, for a bowl. Some look quite tempting (Reece puffs?), but I can imagine that five minutes after entering I'd be up on murder charges... This will also wind you up, they do cocktails. I guess there is a market of people who really like cereals. So what. Further more you seem to know a great deal about these mecca's for idiots. Edited by dannyh (09 Oct 2015 12.03pm) Edited by dannyh (09 Oct 2015 12.03pm) I was curious, and looked them up on line. I have a big love of breakfast cereal, but I don't think I could consider myself a likely client. "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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This is the part I hate about them, probably more than anything else.

That said, who the f**k is going to Cereal bars? Sometimes I think I woke up and the world dropped acid while I was asleep.

Pretentious w***ers.

It is a true sign that the world has truly gone up its own arse when people are paying £3 plus for a bowl of f*cking Coco Pops from a pair of Hipster c*nt brothers....

And the local pub shouldn't sell premium brands of beer, wine or spirits?

Whats your point ?

That people should be able to eat and drink wherever they want, and whatever they want.

Yes they should, freedom of choice isn't it ?

It is also my freedom of speech that allows me to say how can you compare a pub to some one selling rice crispies at £4 a bowl.

In fairness to the smug faced bearded hipster c**ts, they have a very broad selection of different cereals (around 120) as well as different milks and toppings.

This will also wind you up, they do cocktails. I guess there is a market of people who really like cereals.

So what.

Further more you seem to know a great deal about these mecca's for idiots.

Edited by dannyh (09 Oct 2015 12.03pm)

I was curious, and looked them up on line. I have a big love of breakfast cereal, but I don't think I could consider myself a likely client.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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Quote Jimenez at 05 Oct 2015 9.16pm I wouldn't mind so much If it were proper working class people protesting. The only problem? Well working class people were erm working. This is the usual bunch of middle class tossers you nearly always get at these sort of march's Oh & quelle surprise man of the people and haven't had a hit in 30 years singer & activist Billy Bragg was there. I don't think billy braggs credentials can be called in to question , he has always been at various protests all his career and as for not having a " hit" I really don't think its his thing. its a pity more bands/artists don't nail there political colours to the mast as he has , they are a bunch of bed wetting , scared to harm their sales w***ers . music should be about protest , I don't think we have had any one coming out and saying what they think since the clash , very sad state of affairs interviewer " iggy , do you think you influenced anybody?" iggy pop " I think I wiped out the 60`S "
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I wouldn't mind so much If it were proper working class people protesting. The only problem? Well working class people were erm working. This is the usual bunch of middle class tossers you nearly always get at these sort of march's Oh & quelle surprise man of the people and haven't had a hit in 30 years singer & activist Billy Bragg was there.

I don't think billy braggs credentials can be called in to question , he has always been at various protests all his career and as for not having a " hit" I really don't think its his thing. its a pity more bands/artists don't nail there political colours to the mast as he has , they are a bunch of bed wetting , scared to harm their sales w***ers . music should be about protest , I don't think we have had any one coming out and saying what they think since the clash , very sad state of affairs

interviewer " iggy , do you think you influenced anybody?"
iggy pop " I think I wiped out the 60`S "

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Quote Kermit8 at 08 Oct 2015 5.54pm Quote chris123 at 08 Oct 2015 10.34am Quote Kermit8 at 08 Oct 2015 10.32am I don't believe I would like the type of people that would go to a cereal bar and think it's ok. A bit like Costa Coffee w@nkers. Corporate consuming idiots who don't mind being ripped off and help drag society down. What about pizza and ice cream? Pizza, whilst ridiculously expensive for what is a piece of bread and some tomato sauce, is just about forgivable even if it is £9.99 as I am guessing the majority don't know how to make a good one at home. Ice cream is pretty inexpensive in most places - £2 for four Magnums in a supermarket - so easy to avoid the traders marking it up to something stupid like £2.50 each or summat. West country pizzas sound s***. Our's come with cheese and additional toppings. Two for Tuesday is a good deal too. I bought a pack of Snickers ice cream recently, and inside I discovered I won another box. In the free box, I won another box. Optimistic as ever
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What about pizza and ice cream?

Pizza, whilst ridiculously expensive for what is a piece of bread and some tomato sauce, is just about forgivable even if it is £9.99 as I am guessing the majority don't know how to make a good one at home. Ice cream is pretty inexpensive in most places - £2 for four Magnums in a supermarket - so easy to avoid the traders marking it up to something stupid like £2.50 each or summat.

West country pizzas sound s***. Our's come with cheese and additional toppings. Two for Tuesday is a good deal too.

I bought a pack of Snickers ice cream recently, and inside I discovered I won another box. In the free box, I won another box.

Optimistic as ever

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DanH SW2 09 Oct 15 2.25pm
Quote Stuk at 09 Oct 2015 2.17pm Quote Kermit8 at 08 Oct 2015 5.54pm Quote chris123 at 08 Oct 2015 10.34am Quote Kermit8 at 08 Oct 2015 10.32am I don't believe I would like the type of people that would go to a cereal bar and think it's ok. A bit like Costa Coffee w@nkers. Corporate consuming idiots who don't mind being ripped off and help drag society down. What about pizza and ice cream? Pizza, whilst ridiculously expensive for what is a piece of bread and some tomato sauce, is just about forgivable even if it is £9.99 as I am guessing the majority don't know how to make a good one at home. Ice cream is pretty inexpensive in most places - £2 for four Magnums in a supermarket - so easy to avoid the traders marking it up to something stupid like £2.50 each or summat. West country pizzas sound s*. Our's come with cheese and additional toppings. Two for Tuesday is a good deal too. I bought a pack of Snickers ice cream recently, and inside I discovered I won another box. In the free box, I won another box.** Cool story. Who's going to play you in the movie?
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What about pizza and ice cream?

West country pizzas sound s***. Our's come with cheese and additional toppings. Two for Tuesday is a good deal too.

I bought a pack of Snickers ice cream recently, and inside I discovered I won another box. In the free box, I won another box.

Cool story. Who's going to play you in the movie?

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Stuk Top half 09 Oct 15 2.30pm
Quote DanH at 09 Oct 2015 2.25pm Quote Stuk at 09 Oct 2015 2.17pm Quote Kermit8 at 08 Oct 2015 5.54pm Quote chris123 at 08 Oct 2015 10.34am Quote Kermit8 at 08 Oct 2015 10.32am I don't believe I would like the type of people that would go to a cereal bar and think it's ok. A bit like Costa Coffee w@nkers. Corporate consuming idiots who don't mind being ripped off and help drag society down. What about pizza and ice cream? Pizza, whilst ridiculously expensive for what is a piece of bread and some tomato sauce, is just about forgivable even if it is £9.99 as I am guessing the majority don't know how to make a good one at home. Ice cream is pretty inexpensive in most places - £2 for four Magnums in a supermarket - so easy to avoid the traders marking it up to something stupid like £2.50 each or summat. West country pizzas sound s*. Our's come with cheese and additional toppings. Two for Tuesday is a good deal too. I bought a pack of Snickers ice cream recently, and inside I discovered I won another box. In the free box, I won another box.** Cool story. Who's going to play you in the movie? Bill Murray. He likes a repetition. Optimistic as ever
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What about pizza and ice cream?

Cool story. Who's going to play you in the movie?

Bill Murray. He likes a repetition.

Optimistic as ever

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Quote Stuk at 09 Oct 2015 2.17pm Quote Kermit8 at 08 Oct 2015 5.54pm Quote chris123 at 08 Oct 2015 10.34am Quote Kermit8 at 08 Oct 2015 10.32am I don't believe I would like the type of people that would go to a cereal bar and think it's ok. A bit like Costa Coffee w@nkers. Corporate consuming idiots who don't mind being ripped off and help drag society down. What about pizza and ice cream? Pizza, whilst ridiculously expensive for what is a piece of bread and some tomato sauce, is just about forgivable even if it is £9.99 as I am guessing the majority don't know how to make a good one at home. Ice cream is pretty inexpensive in most places - £2 for four Magnums in a supermarket - so easy to avoid the traders marking it up to something stupid like £2.50 each or summat. West country pizzas sound s***. Our's come with cheese and additional toppings. Two for Tuesday is a good deal too. I bought a pack of Snickers ice cream recently, and inside I discovered I won another box. In the free box, I won another box. And in the last box, you won diabetes? "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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Quote Kermit8 at 08 Oct 2015 10.32am

What about pizza and ice cream?

West country pizzas sound s***. Our's come with cheese and additional toppings. Two for Tuesday is a good deal too.

I bought a pack of Snickers ice cream recently, and inside I discovered I won another box. In the free box, I won another box.

And in the last box, you won diabetes?

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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