I did, yeah. It turns out really that the long and short of it was that she was simply in need of a good, old-fashioned dicking.
I hadn’t been able to provide her with one in the previous 10 days or so due to her being away, then being on her period, and then me being away at a wedding. Hence, the rattiness on her part.
[quote=“Thrawneen, post: 754617, member: 129”]I did, yeah. It turns out really that the long and short of it was that she was simply in need of a good, old-fashioned dicking.
I hadn’t been able to provide her with one in the previous 10 days or so due to her being away, then being on her period, and then me being away at a wedding. Hence, the rattiness on her part.[/quote]
Bitches be crazy mate.
Yes I have joined the dots on this matter.
The other losing crisps were Walkers sensations (2 stars) which were a tad dull for Conor and Marks and Spencer Popped Potato Crisps (three stars).
Although the fact he reviewed anything by Walkers along with a supermarket own brand, means I am treating this survey with a pinch of cracked sea salt (& malt vinegar)
Balsamic Vinegar.
Although the fact he reviewed anything by Walkers along with a supermarket own brand, means I am treating this survey with a pinch of cracked sea salt (& malt vinegar)[/quote]
Had you pegged for a balsamic man The Runt.
Don’t read so much into lads, it was just a quip
edit: that’s setup nicely for a joke involving crisps, quips and lisps
[quote=“The Runt, post: 754633, member: 181”]Don’t read so much into lads, it was just a quip
edit: that’s setup nicely for a joke involving crisps, quips and lisps[/quote]
They’re actually called ‘crips’ in a lot of areas inside the m50
[quote=“Thrawneen, post: 754617, member: 129”]I did, yeah. It turns out really that the long and short of it was that she was simply in need of a good, old-fashioned dicking.
I hadn’t been able to provide her with one in the previous 10 days or so due to her being away, then being on her period, and then me being away at a wedding. Hence, the rattiness on her part.[/quote]
she’ll let you lick and roger her gary glitter but wont put out when the painters are in?
women are strange
True, and that regional terminological variation nearly got me into huge, huge trouble as I was walking through South Central Los Angeles once, when I cursed out loud a not-so-tasty bag of ready salted Lay’s I was eating and my comment was overheard by some locals with blue bandanas and blue scarves around their face.
Instant coffee gets the Conor Pope treatment today.
The results
Kendo Millicano *
Nespresso *****
Nescafé Azera**
Tesco Everyday Coffee Granules **
[quote=“Fagan ODowd, post: 756523, member: 706”]Instant coffee gets the Conor Pope treatment today.
The results
Kendo Millicano *
Nespresso *****
Nescafé Azera**
Tesco Everyday Coffee Granules **[/quote]
Hmmmmmm again I have to take issue.
I find the Kenco superior to the Azera, and it certainly isn’t only worth one star.
I don’t think I’ve seen Nespresso instant?
[quote=“The Runt, post: 756526, member: 181”]Hmmmmmm again I have to take issue.
I find the Kenco superior to the Azera, and it certainly isn’t only worth one star.
I don’t think I’ve seen Nespresso instant?[/quote]
What would an uncoot roaster like yourself know about quality coffee
I knows what I like
also the word is uncouth
This is a coot:
http://blindflaneur.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/american_coot.jpg
The word is uncouth Chewy. Looks like you’re the roaster.
He was referring to the instant coffee you make with the Nespresso machine
That’s hardly a like with like comparison then is it?
I’m begining to think this Pope fella doesn’t have a clue what he’s at.
Far from it, I wouldn’t be caught dead drinking one star instant coffee like The Runt
[quote=“The Runt, post: 756532, member: 181”]That’s hardly a like with like comparison then is it?
.[/quote]
I tend to agree Runt. There is about a hundred euro in the difference. I am also disappointed that he did not include those plastic filter jobs, which can be very nice.