Mundane News

[Gravity Aided]

I have invented a new "burger", made of Italian sausage, bread crumbs, pepper, and onion.
Kind of like peppers and salsiccia, in a patty, on a bun.

 

[Gravity Aided]

(Scurries off to google Knoppers....)

They are in the Aldi, five for a buckeighty-nine. In The States, of course.

 

[Andy in Germany]

I'd be careful if I were you!!

Voice of experience, clearly.

 

[classic33]

They are in the Aldi, five for a buckeighty-nine. In The States, of course.

Fare to The States will push that price up, a bit.

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

(Scurries off to google Knoppers....)

I just did a search for Knoppers on Aldi's UK site and got zero results. Does the UK have any proper Knoppers shoppers?

 

[classic33]

Voice of experience, clearly.

With a name like that, what would you expect if you got one letter wrong?

 

[Reynard]

Poppy is having one of her "mad moments" and is currently chasing her tail.

 

[raleighnut]

I just did a search for Knoppers on Aldi's UK site and got zero results. Does the UK have any proper Knoppers shoppers?

View: https://youtu.be/2YQ-qeXMrqI

 

[Gravity Aided]

Fare to The States will push that price up, a bit.

That's what I paid the other day, anyway.

 

[classic33]

That's what I paid the other day, anyway.

You're in The States anyway. Head start straight away.

 

[Gravity Aided]

Aldis sells a lot of food from Germany here. Much of the local population around here, especially outside of the city, is of German background to some extent. Road names and surnames on mailboxes are a study for the linguist in rural areas. Used to be, we all had to have name and adress on pickup trucks, and that was a Tower of Babel, too.

 

[classic33]

Aldis sells a lot of food from Germany here. Much of the local population around here, especially outside of the city, is of German background to some extent. Road names and surnames on mailboxes are a study for the linguist in rural areas. Used to be, we all had to have name and adress on pickup trucks, and that was a Tower of Babel, too.

Just down the hill from Solomons Temple, Mount Zion, and if I were to get off my backside I can see the West Bank.

 

[Gravity Aided]

I'm about 100 klicks NNW of your 20. Oh, not Mount Zion Illinois, I suppose.

 

[Gravity Aided]

Where is this mystical place of which you speak?

https://www.normal.org/

 

[Speicher]

Exemplary use of the tactical tea break. I hope our young readers realise how much they can benefit from emulating such an experienced practitioner.

Older readers realise will agree with you.