#41

where you go around various dairy farms sampling their cheese

#42

oh I just clocked the actual reply

THE DAY IS NEARING @Jeremys_Iron!!!

#43

I’ll pop it into a briefcase and leave it under a park bench in Moorgate for you.

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#44

This sounds nice and I would have a lovely time, you fucking pricks.

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#45

If you feel so strongly about it maybe you should cast a vote ^^^

#46

OH you have all apologies

#47

Love a good jigsaw. Do a few a year. Think this one is next on my list:

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#48

utterly pointless. The picture is on the box if you love it that much!!11

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#49

Hiya labberz

#50

alright mate

#51

I cannot fathom anyone over the age of 10 doing a jigsaw puzzle.

Non-starter for me anyway because we’ve got a cat. The very second I had a break from it and left it on the table the pieces would be EVERYWHERE.

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#52

Not for me obviously but the meditative aspect seems self evident, and it’s restful enough for crumbly old people to enjoy I’m hoping

#53

I’ll give you the elderly, actually.

#54

have to admit to being a bit of a puzzler. loves a spot of puzzling of a cold winter’s* evening. a delightful pass-time.

*either winter will do, but I find the overlapping section of winter the most appropriate time to dabble in puzzles.

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#55

How many winters do you live through in Reading?

#56

just your everyday 2, with the standard overlap, although to be fair they’re not like the winters you get in more rural parts, like Swindon, or Banbury.

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#57

one for the christmas gift ideas thread

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#58

Might start a jigsaw tonight thanks to this thread.

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#59

bought a baked beans ones in a chazzer lately, we all agreed it was very amusing

#60

lately means recently