RIP Gizmo, taken too soon (!): https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-devon-49070562
RIP Gizmo, taken too soon (!): https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-devon-49070562
What a shit dog.
That couple will have split up within the year. Lol at the little dig at him being too short to save the dog.
I blame Chris Packham.
I thought that too.Originally Posted by John
"Any dog under fifty pounds is a cat and cats are pointless."
Wise words.
i wonder if this would be a good jobhttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-49033715
Today I found out that the organisation that oversees boob jobs is called BAAPS.
Also cats are fucking awesome.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-49085026
Instead of reading "The 50th Anniversary of the First Moon Landing", it now reads "50th Anniversary of the First Landing on the Irish".
There was a story in the local paper about a dog that was found after being missing for three years.https://www.sthelensstar.co.uk/news/...ssing-3-years/. But they’d already replaced it so sent it living with another member of the family.
> Gets his dog back after three years.
"Soz, we already got another"
> Sends recently returned dog to live with his mum.
I'm a twit
Jesus lads, rob a van or something.
https://www.joe.ie/news/two-men-alle...n-horse-676284
I'd put £10 on it being John Terry's dad.
What are the legal reasons he can't be named? Is it due to the victim rather than him?
Not that it won't come out soon enough.
Other ongoing cases perhaps?
Terry's Dad is 61.
More slimy greedy cunts.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/i...viva-73zzdjfr7
Fuck that noise. You can't prove intent over that.
They're almost guaranteed to win that here.
What absolute bollocks.
Ban them from everything for life.
I have to subscribe and pay to read the full article. Is top or bottom Ireland struggling that much for coins?
Bless.
It's a British paper Sincey.
And yes. Yes we are.
Why would that even be a thing in 2019? That would be like paying for porn.
Loads of newspapers and magazines have paywalls now because they don't make enough from advertising online to keep their stuff free. Are you only just discovering this?
Yes.
Lol at all them moaning.
Supermarket snobs, don't even know what to say about them.
Waitrose is awful, though still not as bad as the M&S food hall.
My favorite supermarket snobs around here are those who take pride in never shopping at Walmart, and then they tell you how awesome Aldi is. Their no-brand dodgy products all look complete shite. The only reason I go there is to buy chicken for my cats, since it is the cheapest one you can find.
Wait, does that make me a supermarket snob?
Big fan of Ian Hall worrying about the variety of cheese on offer.
Hopefully the Lidl soon closes and gets replaced with a Mosque. That's the follow up article I need.
Not sure about anywhere else but Aldi here is most own brand stuff (Specially Selected) that's made in the same place as the stuff for everyone else.
Aldi is superb for meat, fruit and veg.
Waitrose is overpriced.
Only cunts shop at Waitrose.
That is hard to argue against.
I mean that kinda sucks though.A 2016 study by Lloyds Bank suggested being near a Waitrose could add 10% to a property's value. The boost given by a nearby Lidl store was a more humble 2%.
Well, only cunts are obsessed with house prices so that would seem to work out.
You gotta be a cunt to care about the value of your home/homes in your neighborhood? Why's that?
Because unless you're moving it doesn't matter.
I am a cunt.
I was hoping somebody would have picked up on this.
I read it earlier at work thinking "if I wasn't actually looking at this, on the BBC website, I would think it was very good satire".
Well they're obviously not good enough Waitrose customers to stop them selling the location off either are they, Daphne? So you better prepare yourself to mingle with the great unwashed, you snooty old bat."Three quarters of the people who live here are not Lidl customers," said shopper Daphne Simpson."
Waitrose is good for having some ingredients you can't get other places, but it is definitely expensive.
Waitrose and Aldi are the best.
Lidl is better than Aldi because of its bakery (which is right up there), but the Aldi/Lidl cheapness gimmick is largely a myth anyway, so why bother with either for most of your shopping?
It definitely isn't a myth. Our standard weekly shop at Tesco is £80. It's about £55 at Aldi.
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