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Simples , your a pensioner Mo . Get yourself one of those pensioners shopping trolleys. .
Its a shame she's not closer, she could borrow ours.
Simples , your a pensioner Mo . Get yourself one of those pensioners shopping trolleys. .
In have returned from shoppobg. I had to go to Mach first to drop Mr WD prescription off, then go back on myself to Newtown to shop. All in all a total of 70 miles just foe dam shopping and prescripton. That's the downside of living in the sticks
TBF He did beat me to it.
At least you can travel when you want and not like on an island when you can only travel if there is a slot when a tourist has not booked months agoIn have returned from shoppobg. I had to go to Mach first to drop Mr WD prescription off, then go back on myself to Newtown to shop. All in all a total of 70 miles just foe dam shopping and prescripton. That's the downside of living in the sticks
I thought Scotland had to score 1st to have a chance.Good afternoon folks,
I saw Mrs Tenkaykev off on her train journey to Scotland. She’ll be getting the overnight sleeper to Glasgow and starting the John Muir way in the morning. I’m watching the Scotland game at the moment, that second goal was a bit of a sucker punch 😮. Let’s hope they can dig something out.
Looks self explanatory to meAre any of you bilingual? I need help with translation. I've found a note stuck to the kettle:
"Have not made chicken pie. We will have it tomorrow."
What does this mean? 🤔🤔
You've a chicken to pluck, and gut.Are any of you bilingual? I need help with translation. I've found a note stuck to the kettle:
"Have not made chicken pie. We will have it tomorrow."
What does this mean? 🤔🤔
Mo....he is from Chorley. They don't speak proper English like wat as ow we do.Looks self explanatory to me
Worse, he's from down SouthMo....he is from Chorley. They don't speak proper English like wat as ow we do.
I completely agree. I was born a southerner though after 4 years in Yorkshire and 39 in Lancashire hope I qualify as northern.
Occasionally I have contact with folk I know in London and the south-east. I'm so glad I left, the thought of becoming like or adopting such attitudes as I encounter horrifies me.
Are any of you bilingual? I need help with translation. I've found a note stuck to the kettle:
"Have not made chicken pie. We will have it tomorrow."
What does this mean? 🤔🤔