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I'd never shop anywhere or buy anything if I believed all these "Nike use slave labour", "McDonald's support terrorists" stories.
I won't be shopping at Asda any more, though. They asked me for ID when I was buying beer and wouldn't accept the ancient, faded parchment that is my driving license as it didn't have my picture on it. That's because they didn't HAVE photo driving licenses when it was issued FUCKNUTS!!!!1!1!1
I won't be shopping at Asda any more, though. They asked me for ID when I was buying beer and wouldn't accept the ancient, faded parchment that is my driving license as it didn't have my picture on it. That's because they didn't HAVE photo driving licenses when it was issued FUCKNUTS!!!!1!1!1
Was it a permit for operating a horseless carriage?FatherJack wrote:I won't be shopping at Asda any more, though. They asked me for ID when I was buying beer and wouldn't accept the ancient, faded parchment that is my driving license as it didn't have my picture on it. That's because they didn't HAVE photo driving licenses when it was issued FUCKNUTS!!!!1!1!1
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DO NOT BE DECIEVEDdeject wrote:OOoooooo, mango chilli! that sounds deliscious!
They're rubbish, the wording on the back says something like
"Get ready for a 30 seconds of mouth entertainment"
Bollocks, I rang up the number on the back but unfortunately they were closed so I couldn't tell them about my dissatisfaction.
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I bought a 6 pack of Pub Grub today and I'm liking the sausage ones actually. Very Cumberlandy.FatherJack wrote:McCoy's have some interesting Pub Grub flavours out at the moment - the sausage one's a bit iffy (as sausage crisps usually are)
Also Kettle Chips - Double Gloucester and Red Onion are awesone and I don't usually eat cheese and onion.
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I bet they would be the worst smelling crisps in history. I don't even know of any egg on it's own flavoured crisps, they've probably tested the idea though. I wonder what other strange flavours have been tested?Duke of Ted wrote:is there such a thing as egg and bacon flavour crisps?
good idea? or product of a twisted mind?
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Eggs and chips is great, so I'd guess someone'd thought of it. Bound to smell like farts though. Bit like fish flavour - prawn and scampi's all I've tried.spoodie wrote:I bet they would be the worst smelling crisps in history. I don't even know of any egg on it's own flavoured crisps, they've probably tested the idea though. I wonder what other strange flavours have been tested?
I went to a café yesterday for lunch and was offered the choice of nachos or salad to accompany my bacon, brie and cranberry ciabatta. I opted for the nachos, and rather than receiving the tortilla chips I was expecting, I was given a few plain potato crisps, and not even decent ones at that. I was almost tempted to go to trading standards about this false-advertising, but instead I ate my lunch and went back to work. The ciabatta was lovely, and remains a firm favourite of mine.
Today, I am likely to have either Prawn Cocktail or BBQ Rib flavoured Walkers crisps with my sandwich and soup from the canteen. Worchester Sauce isn't available which is unfortunate.
Today, I am likely to have either Prawn Cocktail or BBQ Rib flavoured Walkers crisps with my sandwich and soup from the canteen. Worchester Sauce isn't available which is unfortunate.
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Hula Hoops are doing a space-themed pack at the moment, they contain "Moon Cheese" with are a rather weak version of vaguely cream-cheesyness and a surprisingly not-too-harsh Tomato Ketchup. Most entertainingly, on the back of the packet, they suggest "building a space rocket", by placing four 'hoops together on the table, then adding more vertically in the middle. The diagram looks like a hand grabbing the tip of a crudely-constructed model cock.
Yay, for crisp-related news.
Yay, for crisp-related news.
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