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underperky

The multi was picked up on the strawberry Speciial K

karlie88

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

Eeeewwww Snap, how old do you think we are on here? Kissing any of them would be like snoggin' me granny.._pale__pale_

Alright then...

1. Megan Fox

2. Beyonce

3. Kelly Brook

WhoWantsChicken

From a womble, was a £123.15 shop so here is the very few highlight although £2.64 for nothing is a win win for me

Due to the APG, you're entitled to a voucher of £2.64:

Why £2.64?
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29 items (26 different) on your bill qualify for comparison Morrisons
+£3.86

1 x Galaxy Milk Chocolate Bar (4x42g) £1.79 £1.00
1 x Bells Topcrust Steak Pie (440g) £2.98 £2.00
1 x Chicago Town Deep Dish Pepperoni Pizzas (2 per pac... £2.00 £1.50

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pk04

Rhett wrote: »

Good afternoon Peeps and Peepettes

Hope everyone is having a lovely weekend.

Goodness gracious, I need a glitch on peanuts for birds!

Haven't bought such for some eight years and didn't have tits in previous home. But this one is full of tits!

Bought a pretty peanut feeder, but nearly fell over at the price of peanuts!

Have a good evening everyone

Try eBay we always get my dad's mealworms for his birds there and they're a lot cheaper than anywhere else I've seen

fairclaire

Snap-ant wrote: »

Snog Marry or Avoid?

Mick Jagger

Paul McCartney

Rod Stewart
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For the men..

Shirley Bassey

Cilla Black

Twiggy

All too wrinkly for me :eek: :rotfl:

pk04

karlie88 wrote: »

Alright then...

1. Megan Fox

2. Beyonce

3. Kelly Brook

Ooh can the girls get some different options as well

At the moment these 3 are more appealing than the men :rotfl:

Snap-ant

Stick man is selling some more interesting items :rotfl:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/REASSURING-TEXT-MESSAGE-/201068857590?pt=UK_Collectables_WeirdStuff_RL&hash=item2ed0a348f6

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/STORAGE-SPACE-ON-MY-BOOKSHELF-/201070570494?pt=UK_Bedroom_Furniture&hash=item2ed0bd6bfe

Rent is so high in the city these days, space has become the ultimate luxury. Future generations will grow up without huge collections of cd's and books clogging up the £200 a week they pay for a room, because in the future all of those things will probably be injected straight into your head. In the future you will buy a bookshelf as a form of retro furniture or if it's particularly good then sculpture. Some of us though still need to own things in a physical form to understand it's real. This is mainly due to being born in the late 70's. Saying this I've dabbled with streamlining and have made available this 320mm x320mm space on my book shelf for anybody else born around 1970-1985 who has books they don't want to bin but will never look at again. I promise to never touch them, and allow them to gather reasonable dust ...unless I have to move.

Snap-ant

fairclaire wrote: »

All too wrinkly for me :eek: :rotfl:

That's the whole point :rotfl::rotfl:

Snap-ant

Snog Marry or Avoid

Joaquin Phoenix

Brad Pitt

Jude Law

Smart1e

Good afternoon Elite! :beer:

Thank you to the OP of the NutriGrain I'm sorry I don't know who it was I got some today :j:j:j They'll do nicely for lunches!

I've got a gorgeous Rotisserie chicken cooking now with roasties in the airfryer, yorkshire puds and sweetcorn to have with it...mmm!