#220

cricket

(do we still do that?)

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#221

A pub roast dinner is just an excuse to go to the pub earlier than seems acceptable on a Sunday. They’re always rank.

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#222

this is good and correct

football is a far better reason to go to the pub early on a sunday

can’t remember what the fixtures were but a couple of years ago i took a day of annual leave to recover after watching a super sunday, was a good of my time imo

#223

When @Avery and I last made Christmas dinner for my family my step-dad said it was the best he’d ever had. And my step-nan is a brilliant cook.
:sunglasses::sunglasses::sunglasses::sunglasses::sunglasses::sunglasses:

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#224

Just catching up with this thread. You’re all on my shit list

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#225

Except @Aggpass , confusingly

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#226

Yes. Hardly eat steak. But if I do, it has to be from a very good restaurant or I cook it.

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#227

the worst is always steak sandwiches in chain pubs

makes sad just to think about it

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#228
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#229

Oh I’m mad

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#231

Getting a like from @marckee

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#232

Nahhhh

#233

bus drivers waving at eachother

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#235

^this

#236

tits

#237

who am I kidding, they’re massively underrated really aren’t they?

#238

I’d say they are probably rated about right (great things rated greatly)

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#239

one always seems to be rated slightly more highly than the other though eh?

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#240

Like testicles, but good.

#241

What’s so good about having a tin of beer, which can be drank anywhere, inside of a moving train? Trains in this country are mainly shit, just not a nice place to drink.

Also you’ll need a wee, and going for a wee on a train is less than pleasant.

If I see people drinking beers on the train before eveningtime, I’m wary of them. They’re going to start doing loud shit bloke banter and disturb me trying to read comics.