Jul 2019
8:25pm, 14 Jul 2019
18,173 posts
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ChrisHB
to lower the tone a mite...
bits of chocolate falling off my magnum.
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Jul 2019
8:35pm, 14 Jul 2019
4,563 posts
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Eynsham Red
I like choc ices and occasionally a piece of chocolate drops unknown onto my shirt and melts leaving a mess.
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Jul 2019
1:52pm, 15 Jul 2019
34,589 posts
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Hills of Death (HOD)
Do you ever pick off the floor Chris and eat (asking for a friend)
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Jul 2019
3:02pm, 15 Jul 2019
9,295 posts
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Markymarkmark
Man: Drops choc on floor. Reaches down to pick it up.... Germs: "Food!!!!" [Creep towards it.] King Germ: "Wait! You must count to 5 before leaping upon The Food. It is The Law."
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Jul 2019
3:06pm, 15 Jul 2019
22,385 posts
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fetcheveryone
How come that annoys you? Surely it's very convenient
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Jul 2019
5:28pm, 15 Jul 2019
2,227 posts
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Fellrunning
Has been Aussies dissing England's win...
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Jul 2019
6:03pm, 15 Jul 2019
4,570 posts
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Eynsham Red
....got to be in it to win it and they weren’t because they got well and truly whipped in the semis 😀
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Jul 2019
11:25pm, 15 Jul 2019
18,177 posts
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ChrisHB
It usually lands on my shirt so it is essential to pick it up and eat it before it melts any more.
I don't know why it should melt so extremely quickly.
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Jul 2019
8:04pm, 16 Jul 2019
17,783 posts
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Dvorak
The continuing mangling of language. Today's case: some shallow food programme on itv now (positing more protein = better) stating that Starbucks' vegan breakfast burrito compares favourably with their chicken wrap. Protein amounts: 15g vs 18g. That's an UNFAVOURABLE comparison.
Whilst I'm on it, the increasing use of "a few" to apparently mean anything more than one. However many is "a few", it's not two. And probably not three.
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Jul 2019
10:19pm, 16 Jul 2019
3,083 posts
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Surrey Phil
Only just realising that IHG no longer offer discounted rates to England Athletics affiliated runners (I missed the notice in an earlier e-mail).
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