I feel stupid I've never questioned they would mean different things. D'oh! Thanks though!101Walterton wrote: ↑10 Sep 2019, 3:15pmIt is a ‘best before’ not ‘use by’ date big difference. You will be fine.
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Haha one will kill you the other is a matter of tasteBitterTom wrote: ↑10 Sep 2019, 3:23pmI feel stupid I've never questioned they would mean different things. D'oh! Thanks though!101Walterton wrote: ↑10 Sep 2019, 3:15pmIt is a ‘best before’ not ‘use by’ date big difference. You will be fine.
Garlic is a plant of course and I don’t think plants have particularly bad bacteria.
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Fucking hell, Zammo from Grange Hill just liked one of my posts on Facebook.
There's a tiny, tiny hopeful part of me that says you guys are running a Kaufmanesque long con on the board
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Someone put a pic of him on as he is now, he's a locksmith. I asked if he did the key change on the Just Say No single and he gave it a like. Pinnacle of my internet career
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So this actually makes sense to some people?Heston wrote: ↑12 Sep 2019, 7:04pmSomeone put a pic of him on as he is now, he's a locksmith. I asked if he did the key change on the Just Say No single and he gave it a like. Pinnacle of my internet career
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Flippin eck yesrevbob wrote: ↑12 Sep 2019, 7:17pmSo this actually makes sense to some people?Heston wrote: ↑12 Sep 2019, 7:04pmSomeone put a pic of him on as he is now, he's a locksmith. I asked if he did the key change on the Just Say No single and he gave it a like. Pinnacle of my internet career
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I missed the humour in your question on first read. Ha good one Heston.Heston wrote: ↑12 Sep 2019, 7:04pmSomeone put a pic of him on as he is now, he's a locksmith. I asked if he did the key change on the Just Say No single and he gave it a like. Pinnacle of my internet career
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So I've seen this ad for Amazon's home spybot about a young woman who calls her father to help her save the dinner she's making for her new boyfriend(?). Yay, dad comes thru and the doorbell rings. Dad asks the guy's name and she turns him off. Way to raise a selfish letch, dad, who comes around begging for help then tells you to fuck off because you have the audacity to ask the name of your dinner date. Yeah, next time you burn the roast, fuck you, you're on your own.
So I've seen this ad for Amazon's home spybot about a young woman who calls her father to help her save the dinner she's making for her new boyfriend(?). Yay, dad comes thru and the doorbell rings. Dad asks the guy's name and she turns him off. Way to raise a selfish letch, dad, who comes around begging for help then tells you to fuck off because you have the audacity to ask the name of your dinner date. Yeah, next time you burn the roast, fuck you, you're on your own.
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Just got this offer in my email...
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Im still working on my Associates.
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He's asleep right now, so the night shift comes on.
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I just had the strangest random memory pop up. When I was in grade 4, we had a written quiz about using "a" or "an" before a word. I would have gotten a perfect score but I put down "a" before the word "unicorn." And I tried arguing with my teacher that I was right because unicorn is pronounced as if spelled with a "y" on the front, that it's phonics that determines "a" or "an" (tho I wouldn't have put it that way at the time). But she said the rules were clear—"an" before any vowel, "a" before any consonant. I was so pissed off then and, like forty years later, I'm all pissed off now. How much of her refusal was about being in charge and not letting a ten-year-old chimp correct her mistake?
(She was widely hated because she screamed and kids. A lot. We had plenty of subs in grade 4 because she came up with a sore throat. Gee, wonder why.)
(She was widely hated because she screamed and kids. A lot. We had plenty of subs in grade 4 because she came up with a sore throat. Gee, wonder why.)
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An unicorn just sounds stupid. She would have also made a good Nazi. She was just following orders!Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑18 Sep 2019, 8:02amI just had the strangest random memory pop up. When I was in grade 4, we had a written quiz about using "a" or "an" before a word. I would have gotten a perfect score but I put down "a" before the word "unicorn." And I tried arguing with my teacher that I was right because unicorn is pronounced as if spelled with a "y" on the front, that it's phonics that determines "a" or "an" (tho I wouldn't have put it that way at the time). But she said the rules were clear—"an" before any vowel, "a" before any consonant. I was so pissed off then and, like forty years later, I'm all pissed off now. How much of her refusal was about being in charge and not letting a ten-year-old chimp correct her mistake?
(She was widely hated because she screamed and kids. A lot. We had plenty of subs in grade 4 because she came up with a sore throat. Gee, wonder why.)
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