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I don't really get that last amendment. Haven't the EU said they'll say no unless we make a serious proposal? Telling the govt just to ask again gives them a way to no deal, if so.
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Skips and Quavers are great for people with dysphagia (swallowing difficulties) because they melt in the mouth. Probably not great if you're hungry, though. gently caress waiting for a whole pack to dissolve, one at a time.
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Mar 25, 2019 19:03
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Dead Goon posted:Space Raiders are great - can you still get them for 10p a pack? I've only seen them in multipack form recently, but they are 10 small packs for £1 so yes.
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Mar 25, 2019 19:07
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Dead Goon posted:Space Raiders are great - can you still get them for 10p a pack? My local (incidentally run by an ansynd coop) has the usual crisps and nuts for a pound but space raiders at 10p
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Mar 25, 2019 19:11
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Dead Goon posted:Space Raiders are great - can you still get them for 10p a pack? Individual packs are 25p now, but yeah cheap crisps are definitely the best. I'm quite partial to Bobby's Beef Grills and Burger Balls, myself.
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Mar 25, 2019 19:13
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Owlkill posted:I'm quite partial to Bobby's Beef Grills and Burger Balls, myself. Bobby's are the BEST. It's my dream that Bobby does a Willy Wonka and I get the golden prawn cocktail spiral...
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Mar 25, 2019 19:14
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marktheando posted:I can't tell if this means you like them or not. It means you have to put them on the ends of your fingers like rings and then eat them off one by one.
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Mar 25, 2019 19:15
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marktheando posted:I've only seen them in multipack form recently, but they are 10 small packs for £1 so yes. Man, ditch the Freddo Index we need the Space Raider Gold Standard.
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Mar 25, 2019 19:15
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Maybe, just before the referendum, there was a rumour that the EU was going to rename the Great British Crisp as a "high-fat hydrogenated vegetable disk" and that's what caused Leave to win?
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Mar 25, 2019 19:16
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Also, the best tasting crisps I ever remember eating were from the early 90s. They were a part of that Phileas Fogg brand, and they were called California Sun Chips. They were magical, but my parents would never let me have them.
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Mar 25, 2019 19:17
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The Question IRL posted:Looking at that Crisp Pyramid, I'm struck by how Irish shops sell all of those brands...Plus a load of objectively better crisps like O'Donnell's, Keogh's, King, Tayto, Rancheros, Ripples and of course Hunky Dorey's. Just remember the great Monster Munch, when the big bastard british brand came in and bought (or beat in a trademark war) the rights to our own beloved spicy Monster Munch. They then became the Mighty Munch and the invader Monster Munch disappeared off, within sharp order, to the giant importing pound shop shelves when its inferior taste and mouthfeel could not conquer the better crisp market. Mr Tayto can stand strong and proud over that one.
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Mar 25, 2019 19:18
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A big space raiders bag is 20p last time I saw them.
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Mar 25, 2019 19:18
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The Question IRL posted:Looking at that Crisp Pyramid, I'm struck by how Irish shops sell all of those brands...Plus a load of objectively better crisps like O'Donnell's, Keogh's, King, Tayto, Rancheros, Ripples and of course Hunky Dorey's. Crisps were basically invented in Ireland. The modern flavoured crisp was created by Tayto in the 50s and the process was bought by UK/US companies. Prior to that it was just slices of fried potato with maybe some salt if you were feeling fancy.
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Mar 25, 2019 19:23
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Random Integer posted:Crisps were basically invented in Ireland. The modern flavoured crisp was created by Tayto in the 50s and the process was bought by UK/US companies. Prior to that it was just slices of fried potato with maybe some salt if you were feeling fancy. An underappreciated part of snack history. Should have been eligible in at least two Nobel prize categories
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Mar 25, 2019 19:30
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Oh dear me posted:I don't really get that last amendment. Haven't the EU said they'll say no unless we make a serious proposal? Telling the govt just to ask again gives them a way to no deal, if so. They will allow a long extension - at least nine months, probably 21, and rumour has it as long as four years. However, we must elect MEPs for that period and in general behave as a full member is expected to.
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Jedit posted:and in general behave as a full member is expected to. So we have to take Farage back?
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xtothez posted:So we have to take Farage back?
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Mar 25, 2019 19:37
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I am sure Keir Starmer is a good lad, but he's not great at speaking...
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Mar 25, 2019 19:48
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Been talking with the marental unit about Brexit. She says that May's speech today sounded like a woman patiently explaining to the police why she had to drown her children.
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Mar 25, 2019 19:49
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Mrenda posted:Just remember the great Monster Munch, when the big bastard british brand came in and bought (or beat in a trademark war) the rights to our own beloved spicy Monster Munch. They then became the Mighty Munch and the invader Monster Munch disappeared off, within sharp order, to the giant importing pound shop shelves when its inferior taste and mouthfeel could not conquer the better crisp market. I see Mr. Tayto with his jacket off, singing "Come out ye Mighty Munch, I'll fight you a whole bunch. Come show your wife How you won those medals down in Poundland!"
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Mar 25, 2019 19:51
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https://twitter.com/alexwickham/status/1110251652576145408 Letwin's amendment is the indicative votes amendment.
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Mar 25, 2019 19:52
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Discos. They're weapons-grade salt and vinegar flavouring spread onto reconstituted potato discs. The only places near here that sell them only sell grab-bags, which is awesome.
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Mar 25, 2019 20:00
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"We must play the ball and not the man." or both. Azza Bamboo fucked around with this message at 20:10 on Mar 25, 2019 |
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Mar 25, 2019 20:01
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Soylent Yellow posted:Discos. They're weapon-strength salt and vinegar flavouring spread onto reconstituted potato discs. The only places near here that sell them only sell grab-bags, which is awesome. Then you've got the creamy cheese and onion to tame what's happening to your tastebuds and prawn cocktail to offset the direct sharpness of the salt and vinegar with it's own fulsome twang.
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Mar 25, 2019 20:01
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https://twitter.com/el_DJ_H/status/1109551033699758081
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Sanford posted:I just got my allotment, six years after applying. How long to taters take to grow? What can I put in now to not die by Brexit time? Congrats! I'm still putting out my early spuds as well as my main croppers- I took some pics for my thread and will chuck em up here when I get a chance. Plenty of stuff like radishes have really short grow times if you want rapid results, spuds range from about 70 days to 120 Jealous of them greenhouses Gunder posted:Also, the best tasting crisps I ever remember eating were from the early 90s. They were a part of that Phileas Fogg brand, and they were called California Sun Chips. They were magical, but my parents would never let me have them. Phileas Fogg did some mini garlic bread things that were somehow the most garlicy thing on earth and I loved them but being a poor rarely had them and now they don't exist Just like lea and perrins used to have a garlic sauce and that went away too, like all good things 
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This guy writes fo rthe jewish chronicle https://twitter.com/lmharpin/status/1110253947762151424
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Mar 25, 2019 20:04
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Coohoolin posted:your experience tbh matters a bit less than like, actual policy and campaign goals I don't think the discussion needs to take in policy and campaign goals of Yes Scotland. I was addressing the guff you keep spewing about Scottish nationalism being lovely and an entirely good thing unlike all those other nationalisms, as if nobody else here has any experience of the phenomenon. In my experience it very often wasn't nice at all. Also you should really try addressing people you disagree with on here without the endless sarcasm because it makes you come across like a petulant baby.
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Mar 25, 2019 20:05
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Soylent Yellow posted:Discos. They're weapons-grade salt and vinegar flavouring spread onto reconstituted potato discs. The only places near here that sell them only sell grab-bags, which is awesome. You're talking my language!
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V. Illych L. posted:jeez poor warsi She's still a tory, and the fact that she tackles Islamophobia (I assume because it affects her personally) doesn't remove that stain.
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Soylent Yellow posted:Discos. They're weapons-grade salt and vinegar flavouring spread onto reconstituted potato discs. The only places near here that sell them only sell grab-bags, which is awesome. When you get a nice fresh bag of salt of vinegar - oh my word, so strong 
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Mar 25, 2019 20:09
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The Celebratory March 29th Brexit coin hasn't been minted yet. Which is good given that's not the date anymore, but I'm betting it wasn't funded despite being announced in the budget. https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/brexit-50p-coin-hasnt-actually-14184110
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Mar 25, 2019 20:13
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Jedit posted:They will allow a long extension - at least nine months, probably 21, and rumour has it as long as four years. However, we must elect MEPs for that period But the amendment doesn't say "agree to elections and ask for extension" - that's what worries me. Telling May just to ask for things could go horribly wrong.
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crispix posted:I don't think the discussion needs to take in policy and campaign goals of Yes Scotland. I was addressing the guff you keep spewing about Scottish nationalism being lovely and an entirely good thing unlike all those other nationalisms, as if nobody else here has any experience of the phenomenon. In my experience it very often wasn't nice at all. Also you should really try addressing people you disagree with on here without the endless sarcasm because it makes you come across like a petulant baby. you've consistently been a massive rear end in a top hat to me since i joined the forums, initially for no other reason than me having the audacity to emigrate to scotland and have positive opinions about scottish independence. your interactions with me have been nothing but snide, down-putting, thinly veiled racist comments. if you ever disagreed with me, rather than engaging and trying to explain your part, you resorted instead to calling me a bourgie swiss idiot or some variation thereof. so i honestly don't give a flying gently caress, i think you're a massive rear end in a top hat and i'm not surprised that other people you've deigned to interact with, people you predetermined were "fanatics", thought so too.
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Scott Walker has died 
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Mar 25, 2019 20:23
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DesperateDan posted:
Mignons morceaux they were called, and they were pulled from the shelves when it was discovered they came across the recipe in a leak from the archives at porton down. We used to call them mingin' morsels.
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Jedit posted:Been talking with the marental unit about Brexit. She says that May's speech today sounded like a woman patiently explaining to the police why she had to drown her children. If my children were the Conservative Party as represented in the House of Commons, for example, I'd be getting one of those big above ground pools and some sleeping pills years ago.
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