#12

YES MEO! Was hoping you’d bite!

#13

Got £20 through the post in an Easter card (yes I know, wtaf) from mr pn’s mum saying “buy yourselves some Easter eggs with this please”

#14

I think this is a bit odd beyond a certain age. An old housemate of mine still used to ask his parents for money for Christmas up until he was 30+. Shows a lack of self respect IMO.

#17

Thanks for reminding me to get my girlfriend a chocolate egg.

Fun story: I’m not a big chocolate eater so we have a running joke of her getting me something very boring and practical for easter when I get her a big chocolate egg. Last year I got a good grips y-shaped vegetable peeler, it’s fucking great tbf

#18

My bf isn’t into chocolate either and i’ve no clue what to get him this weekend
Might just make him some samosas or something

#19

How’s his current vegetable peeler? because the good grips can sort out a butternut squash with minimal effort

#20

I got a two pack of almond croissants for a quid…?

#21

Forgot to go get this at lunch.

Hypothetically, if I forget tomorrow too, do we reckon I’ve got legitimate grounds to be angry at her for not getting me anything?

I say yes.

#23

Bet it wasn’t even one of those new quids, you hedonistic Britain-hating monster

#24

I paid by card to save some smelting power.

#25

Think that’s going to be my new band name.

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#26

ha, that’s SO funny.

#28

I mean it’s no ‘Paypal infallibility’ but thanks

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#29

Reckon that must be the first Easter card anyone has ever received

#30

I get them every year. Not sure if it’s a Catholic thing.

#31

yep, we do too (no Catholicism in my case)

#32

Chocolate snacks only, sorry Lonzy.

#33

please note I have never sent an Easter card myself because I am not insane

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#34

I could brown on them?

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#35

My son made one at nursery for us.