Early morning, I miss Woodys!

andy · November 2010

@Four Eyes. Thanks - that's brilliant. The punchline with the tower block now also makes sense.

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tosscat · November 2010

Tyrells do them, but miss annie won't approve.

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tosscat · November 2010

Ditto. How strange. I found the whole event a little too busy, and I'm just not used to that many children.

Arkady · November 2010

?

tosscat · November 2010

Maybe I should have checked in.

kreuzkav · November 2010

Is there a technical problem, private chat seems to be leaking onto the public forum?

tosscat · November 2010

It's not private chat; just chat.

sincers · November 2010

I'm curious too.

miss annie · November 2010

Best not to delve too deeply into other people's brief encounters.

Arkady · November 2010

How brief was it tosscat?

tosscat · November 2010

Really really brief, hence the double apology I think.

Four Eyes · November 2010

Sorry to go back to the crisp discussion but I've just discovered the Tesco Express on 7SR sells Seabrooks Cheese & Onion. Cancel that order miss annie!

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tosscat · November 2010

Oh, appearance-wise? No apology necessary, it's quite common.

sincers · November 2010

Methinks they doth protest too much. Come on, lets have it.

Detritus · April 2011

I need to know is a Jaffa Cake a Cake or a biscuit?

miss annie · April 2011

It is a cake. The definition (as far as I'm concerned at least), being that a biscuit goes soft when stale whereas a cake goes hard. There was some kind of protracted legal battle over tax on Jaffa Cakes I believe.

Detritus · April 2011

Look your a girl and therefore wrong, coz we all know girls are stupid and smell of wee. Plus i know that Wikipedia says its a Cake but there wrong and smell of wee Its a biscuit! <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaffa_Cakes>;

tosscat · April 2011

I'm not going to be that person.

graeme · April 2011

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woolly · April 2011

Fangs, Bones, Outer Spacers...
There's a display of crisps in the Museum of Brands, Packaging & Advertising in West London

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ADGS · April 2011

Since those last VAT rises, crisp prices have got ridiculous. Even Transform-a-Snacks are now up to 30p (albeit in slightly bigger bags than before).

therattle · April 2011

Back to the matter at hand, Woody's used to do delicious flatbreads stuffed with spiced potato. Those were bloody good. And they had decent baklava, and a good range, often, of fruit and veg at decent prices (and often v good tomatoes). I wonder if they became so shabby because they knew they were shutting? I for one would MUCH rather have a slightly shabby Woody's there than a bloody Sainsbury's.

In South Africa where I grew up there were very good tomato-sauce flavoured chips; similarly, a good chutney flavour. (I find the idea of a derivative flavouring quite interesting)

WillM · April 2011

I agree that it's a shame Sainsbury's hasn't gone 24 hours. I'm especially of this view at 3am on a Sunday morning.

krappyrubsnif · April 2011

Every time I go into Sainsburys my heart sinks. I walked out again today without buying anything.

wisteria53 · April 2011

I do buy things there, but only because I dislike Tesco.

krappyrubsnif · April 2011

Wisty, if love is a choice of tortilla wraps and reliable supplies of olive bread, I am in love with Tesco.

MHP · April 2011

I often shop at Sainsbury, For one it's nearer to me, and if you're shrewd you can get some bargains also I'd rather pay a little more than have to queue in Tesco for ages. And on the whole the staff are much nicer. I don't miss Woodys one bit!

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