#198

Papa or domino?

#199

Neither. Had a craving for cheap, unbranded takeaway pizza for some reason.

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#200

Enjoy your meal

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#201

This sounds a bit threatening on reflection

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#202

“enjoy your meal, eh :face_with_raised_eyebrow:”

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#203

@discobot a sphincter says ask again later

#204

:crystal_ball: Ask again later

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#205

Thanks! You too!

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#206

@discobot quote

What did you think of my pranking you

#207

:left_speech_bubble: Our deepest wishes are whispers of our authentic selves. We must learn to respect them. We must learn to listen. — Sarah Breathnach

#208

Bollocks they are

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#209

Hi! To find out what I can do, say @discobot display help.

#210

:slight_smile: aw thanks mate

#211

When you hear the phrase ‘paid in cash’ what do you take this to mean?

  • Paid in full for an expensive item that is typically paid for in instalments but the method of payment itself could be anything
  • Paid literally using wads of cash

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#212

think your first option is called “paid in full”

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#214

wouldn’t “paid in full” mean the second thing

#215

Nah I’ve heard people say ‘I paid in cash’ for things like cars and houses

#216

oh I think I see what you mean actually…hmmm

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#217

I think they’re wrong but I get where they’re coming from so wish them well

#218

It’s a bit antiquated I’ll give you that but maybe it’s that people my age are no longer paying for things in cash