#40

wow do you want to find any more ways to insult me in one post???

#41

You take that back right now!

#42

SnV looks like it ought to be pronounced ‘snuhv’.

#43

I didn’t even want to insult you once (except maybe gently with the (first) snv thing). The second snv was for anyone who wanted it; salt n’ vinegar is like eating someone scraping their nails down a blackboard for me.

#44

which bit?

#45

@1101010 @meowington @GEOFF bloody love my discount card. Pretty much the only reason I still work for M&S after 12.5yrs. I am currently the size of a house.

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#46

I’m not sure it could be pronounced any other way. sniv maybe

#47

don’t believe you. every other teacake i’ve had apart from Tunnocks has been done all wrong

#48

in fact i hope you don’t mean these ones cos my mum often buys them and they are absolutely nowhere near the same league as Tunnocks

#49

oh my lord i was joking

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#50

Does everything think i’m an absolute cow :cry:
my humour is lost on here

#51

Always too much vinegar tho on the chipsticks. Same goes for squares.

#52

OMG can you please find out if the sweetcorn empanadas are making a come back???

I’ve got into a dangerous situation in that my gym is next door to M&S. So I don’t bother doing a big shop anymore, I just pop into M&S almost daily.

Love me some wholewheat fresh noodles dont i

#53

Maybe if your crisp casual, grow some minerals lad

#54

Not as exciting as dulce de lece or teacakes or tortilla chips but M&S Bran Flakes are in a league of their own

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#55

no it’s like S n V
like R n B

right @JonnyMango

#56

I’m not the one going to a child’s birthday party by the sounds of it. The only snacks at a party should be disco biscuits

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#57

you’re eating crisps wrong

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#58

She’s right!

#59

The biscuit version of the crisp? If the name alludes to there taste which is quite a tall order, then they are probably the perfect party food