…twelve months in prison for anyone who uses the term ‘overnight oats’.
Thanks for listening.
…twelve months in prison for anyone who uses the term ‘overnight oats’.
Thanks for listening.
Any possibility of early release of parole?
Is this what the TV show Porridge is about?
Free board and lodging in prison. Tbh I’d take it.
moonlight muesli
Only if you release the Street Salad four
I’m Quaker-ing in my boots.
sounds like a bit of a GRUELling task, policing this
I’m alREADY planning to BREK out of prison,
But it might not be OATSO SIMPLE!
Paroled oats
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Daryl Hall won’t be pleased
Someone at work sent me a recipe for overnight oats the other week. Reckon I could have figured it out on my own with a bit of experimentation.
I’m so sorry
can we tack on anyone using the term ‘tap room’ to refer to a pub or bar?
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I find tap room means you can only buy a thimbleful of beer for £8 and it tastes like burnt flowers
helpful term cos I can suggest going somewhere else
Tbh “overnight oats” = shagging
Going to call it cold process porridge now because I reckon that is even more annoying.
Gonna sow my overnight oats tonight, that’s for sure!