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"All butter? " Yep. | |||
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"All butter? " Almost all gone! | |||
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"How grateful would you be? " Probably like a high five. | |||
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"All butter? Almost all gone!" I’m rushing… | |||
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"If I take them I will devour them. Are you sure you wish to enlist my services? " There was 20 in the pack. There’s 7 left. Take the fucking biscuits!!!! | |||
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"Unfortunately I've already finished my tea." It’s dinner time? | |||
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"If I take them I will devour them. Are you sure you wish to enlist my services? There was 20 in the pack. There’s 7 left. Take the fucking biscuits!!!! " I’m like that with Jam Tarts and Cherry Bakewell’s; I go in with good intentions to eat just one. …..but lo! What is this?! The whole pack has suddenly, as if by magic, been rendered completely empty! | |||
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"Unfortunately I've already finished my tea. It’s dinner time?" Tea is a drink. I had a cup of tea. Where I come from (the east coast of Southern Africa), the evening meal is called "Supper". As I explained in the extensive thread devoted to this topic, since South Africa beat England at both rugby and cricket on the same day, you are now culturally subject to them and have to use the correct term - "supper" - to refer to your evening meal. Thank you for your co-operation. | |||
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"Come and take this pack of shortbread biscuits away from me!" can I have them and have you afterwards? | |||
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"Unfortunately I've already finished my tea. It’s dinner time?" It’s lunchtime | |||
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"Come and take this pack of shortbread biscuits away from me!can I have them and have you afterwards? " If you’d have said earlier, I’ve eaten too many biscuits now. | |||
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"Unfortunately I've already finished my tea. It’s dinner time? It’s lunchtime " I had dinner ladies at school, not lunch ladies. | |||
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"Come and take this pack of shortbread biscuits away from me!can I have them and have you afterwards? If you’d have said earlier, I’ve eaten too many biscuits now." That's OK...I'll have you instead so | |||
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"I will take away the shortbread biscuits if you take away the large bar of dark chocolate. " Terrible deal, this does not help at all. | |||
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"7 left..?! Amateur " I only wanted 3. | |||
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"Any left?" apparently we are too late | |||
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"Unfortunately I've already finished my tea. It’s dinner time? Tea is a drink. I had a cup of tea. Where I come from (the east coast of Southern Africa), the evening meal is called "Supper". As I explained in the extensive thread devoted to this topic, since South Africa beat England at both rugby and cricket on the same day, you are now culturally subject to them and have to use the correct term - "supper" - to refer to your evening meal. Thank you for your co-operation." but we’re not in SA? | |||
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"Any left?" Sensuallover1000 took the rest. | |||
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"Any left? apparently we are too late " Typical story of my life! | |||
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"Any left? apparently we are too late Typical story of my life! " I know all about it...can't even have a bloody biscuits these days | |||
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"Any left? Sensuallover1000 took the rest." Rude of him, didn't even offer to share | |||
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" I had dinner ladies at school, not lunch ladies." This cracked me up. But that aside.. I almost feel your pain. I’ve a big box of shortbread petticoat tails in a cupboard in front of me. Last night I opened the box to nosey (as you do) then somehow put them back. Now you’ve mentioned them.. Mrs | |||
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" I had dinner ladies at school, not lunch ladies. This cracked me up. But that aside.. I almost feel your pain. I’ve a big box of shortbread petticoat tails in a cupboard in front of me. Last night I opened the box to nosey (as you do) then somehow put them back. Now you’ve mentioned them.. Mrs" God speed! | |||
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"Unfortunately I've already finished my tea. It’s dinner time? Tea is a drink. I had a cup of tea. Where I come from (the east coast of Southern Africa), the evening meal is called "Supper". As I explained in the extensive thread devoted to this topic, since South Africa beat England at both rugby and cricket on the same day, you are now culturally subject to them and have to use the correct term - "supper" - to refer to your evening meal. Thank you for your co-operation. but we’re not in SA? " Did you miss the part about being culturally subject? | |||
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"Unfortunately I've already finished my tea. It’s dinner time? Tea is a drink. I had a cup of tea. Where I come from (the east coast of Southern Africa), the evening meal is called "Supper". As I explained in the extensive thread devoted to this topic, since South Africa beat England at both rugby and cricket on the same day, you are now culturally subject to them and have to use the correct term - "supper" - to refer to your evening meal. Thank you for your co-operation. but we’re not in SA? Did you miss the part about being culturally subject? " I’m neither a rugby or cricket fan, for this reason alone it doesn’t apply to me. | |||
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"Just eat them, then no more biscuits! No more problem. " Is that a P Diddy song? | |||
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