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30 Apr 24
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to remember when they hid £5 notes in a few 100 bags, openned a pkt out of a 12 family pack at weekend, and you,ve hit the fooking jackpot if you find a crisp thses days ,never mind a £5 note, 
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Don't know why they can't make the bags smaller,
the amount of crisps they put in. |
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Taste awful as well.
Best crisps on the market by far are Lancashire Crisps. |
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enough air in a bag of walkers to resusitate a dead elephant
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Linekar, Beckham etc with their nose in every trough going that gets them more filthy lucre.
Enorsing crisps to an already nationwide obesity crisis. No shame whatsoever. |
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Why anyone would choose crisps other than Pringles is yet another mystery of life. That is, of course, if you can afford them which all BetFairians can because everyone always wins on here going by postings on the forum.
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Proper crisps with a blue salt bag inside
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The creature in Star Trek episode The Man Trap would kill for those blue bags! If you remember those crisps you might remember the episode.
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Never watched Star Trek.
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Roysters crisps - different class
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Pringles are nice if you get a tube with lots of flavour caked on them
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good choice sparrow
on teesside back in the day there were supermarkets called HINTONS,later to become SAFEWAY, but HINTONS did the best own brand PLAIN CRISPS youve ever tasted came in family size bags as well, they also to this day did the best TEA BAGS as well |
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Mr Sparrow, the original Star Trek when it first appeared on our tvs was a must watch for me. Better than any other sci fi at the time. Seen the original series time & time again & its now being shown on Legend Channel 41 Freeview every afternoon at 5.00pm. Looks a bit dated now but the effects were innovative & impressive at the time before CGI & AI.
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That was McCoy's old flame. I can't think of her name.
She used to suck them off to get the salt. What! |
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She was called Nancy. I just looked it up.
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What did the sergant say? - I bet she could suck a golf ball through a hosepipe.
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Slicer, sci-fi never appealed to me I'm afraid.
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Well remembered Doc. I seem to remember it was the first episode apart from the pilots. However, I'm not quite sure your expression "Suck them off" is entirely accurate. After all, it was the 1960s & effectively a kids programme.
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Mr Sparrow- didn't really appeal to me but I regarded Star Trek as special.
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McCoy burst in on them while she was giving Jim the once over.
I remember McCoy shouting - ''you're killing him.'' |
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He nearly died of pleasure.
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Dr- a perfect example of how the truth can be misleading
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greatest ever line in a comedy , THE ROYAL FAMILY
xmas day, ARE YOU ENJOYING THOSE BRAZIL NUTS MAM, NANA, yes lovely thats good i new you would,JIMS SPENT ALL MORNING LICKING THE CHOCOLATE OFF FOR YOU , |
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1st time poster
HINTONS that's a blast from the past. Hope you are well. Ronnie. |
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yep all good ronnie,love a blast from the past,on a facebook page showing lots of old photo,s of ORMESBY in the 50/60.s where i was brought up
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1st time poster.
We had one in Darlo walk past the old sight on the way to work.its know a Herrons. Ronnie. |