SPLUTTER!
Steve Conlon writes;
Somewhere in Colorado [USA]….
Meanwhile…
Old Dudes WiFi writes:
In Halfords, Dublin recently. Includes handy ‘Self-Adhesive GB Plate’ for your car. Splendid. And a map for Kent and the M20. Handy!
SPLUTTER!
Steve Conlon writes;
Somewhere in Colorado [USA]….
Meanwhile…
Old Dudes WiFi writes:
In Halfords, Dublin recently. Includes handy ‘Self-Adhesive GB Plate’ for your car. Splendid. And a map for Kent and the M20. Handy!
Ireland is technically british, if london is our defacto capital then the map is quite handy
I predict not one single bite.
Too obvious
Can’t wait to see the post-brexit travel kit.
Probably won’t include a map of Europe, someone insists on going “there” it’ll include anti-forrigner spray and a camera to make sure “they” don’t hide in your car boot when you’re traveling back to blighty..
I think the daily mail are planning a free gift along those lines
Why not? After all we dose ourselves with English soaps, soccer and newspapers. If the cap fits me buckos…
I’m trying to decide if you meant to use ‘dose’, in which case your sentence means the opposite to what you intended, or ‘douse’, in which case your sentence still means the opposite to what you intended.
What’s the issue with the Guinness one?
You never ever add anything to Stout. Ever. Except more Stout. That’s fine.
What about bubbly for Black Velvets?
Nope. Papi is correct. Guinness should be drank straight.
M’eh – who am I to care? Drink whatever you want – however you want – it’s your choice. It doesn’t affect me.
I recant my statement on the sage words of Cian. A fairer man than I.
Well, that’s what you get for going to Halfords