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Zu 2 said:
Obviously I’m not exactly averse to crisps but I do find it slightly ludicrous that they apparently constitute part of a MEAL (:D)
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I eat them as a side all the time... is that not normal?
 
I think any notion of normal as perceived by the inhabitants of this particular digital abyss is always going to be open to question :tongueout:
 
Well I’m not having any crisps with my tuna salad
 
You should be dipping them into your tuna salad
 
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I BLOODY LOVE CRISPS with a nice bottle of red. In fact I am partaking in a packet right now, and they are COOP CRISPS. The Coop is the only supermarket in the town here, so unless I want to drive to M&S I often just NIP DOWN THE COOPY.
 
I think that dipping crisps in creamy (or saucy) pasta dishes is obviously the way forward here :disco:
 
Rachey said:
Oh wow. Island holidays started end of July and they go back in September. I cannot wait.
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You must have the patience of a SAINT. I can only imagine how busy your shop must be with kids throughout the holidays. I am OK with Diarmuid as I rarely see him. If he isn’t in his room playing on the X Box he is out playing football with his friends. Teenage boys are pretty low maintenance. His big sister on the other hand…
 
Rita said:
You must have the patience of a SAINT. I can only imagine how busy your shop must be with kids throughout the holidays. I am OK with Diarmuid as I rarely see him. If he isn’t in his room playing on the X Box he is out playing football with his friends. Teenage boys are pretty low maintenance. His big sister on the other hand…
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It's been so busy and kids ask so many questions!! While we are cooking and pouring they just stand there, question after question. But actually they've all been incredibly lovely. And their parents spend money. But... I'll be pleased when it quietens down a bit.

How old is the daughter?
 
Rachey said:
It's been so busy and kids ask so many questions!! While we are cooking and pouring they just stand there, question after question. But actually they've all been incredibly lovely. And their parents spend money. But... I'll be pleased when it quietens down a bit.

How old is the daughter?
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She is 18. Very high maintenance (nothing like me :eyes:) and constantly has a drama to contend with. She is very chicken hearted so I am trying to toughen her up, although I think that only happens naturally with life experience.
 
Rita said:
She is 18. Very high maintenance (nothing like me :eyes:) and constantly has a drama to contend with. She is very chicken hearted so I am trying to toughen her up, although I think that only happens naturally with life experience.
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:D I'm sure you were the perfect 18 year old.

Our 20 year old uni student at the shop is the same, honestly maybe I'm old, but I've never known anything like it. She's lovely but so meek and mild, and just doesn't have a clue about general every day life stuff.
 
Rachey said:
:D I'm sure you were the perfect 18 year old.

Our 20 year old uni student at the shop is the same, honestly maybe I'm old, but I've never known anything like it. She's lovely but so meek and mild, and just doesn't have a clue about general every day life stuff.
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#NotAll20YearOlds
 
Rachey said:
:D I'm sure you were the perfect 18 year old.

Our 20 year old uni student at the shop is the same, honestly maybe I'm old, but I've never known anything like it. She's lovely but so meek and mild, and just doesn't have a clue about general every day life stuff.
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That’s the youth of today, Rachey. It may well be an age thing for us but I am sure I was A LOT more Worldly wise at that age and I grew up in tiny village in the arse end of nowhere in Donegal. In fact as she is a couple of months away from 19 I had actually moved from Ireland by that age.
 
Rita said:
That’s the youth of today, Rachey. It may well be an age thing for us but I am sure I was A LOT more Worldly wise at that age and I grew up in tiny village in the arse end of nowhere in Donegal. In fact as she is a couple of months away from 19 I had actually moved from Ireland by that age.
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:evil: I have two jobs and live alone THANK YOU
 
Anyone else on MONDAY CLUB?

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