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Yesterday on the chris moyles show they spent £20 on buying 58 packets of walkers crisps. Now out of those 58 packets they found 5 blue sachets. And out of those 5 blue sachets there was no money, only crisp vouchers. So before you go spending you life savings on crisps, Dont.
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Last time they ran the competition, I got tonnes of sachets, and even won £5. This time I've had 1 voucher. 1!!! This is coming from somebody who eats at least one packet of crisps every day! It's an outrage!
Goatboy wrote:
> I tend to listen to Moyles, but flick over to Xfm whenever he plays a
> record.
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What frequency is Xfm? I've looked for it and can't seem to find it. I keep on dragging up Milton Keynes Horizon that boast proudly about playing everything - except rock. Thats nothing to be proud of, although you can use it to prove to stupid people that if something like Papa Roach is being played on Horizon, it doesn't count as rock.
> I tend to listen to Moyles, but flick over to Xfm whenever he plays a
> record.
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What frequency is Xfm? I've looked for it and can't seem to find it. I keep on dragging up Milton Keynes Horizon that boast proudly about playing everything - except rock. Thats nothing to be proud of, although you can use it to prove to stupid people that if something like Papa Roach is being played on Horizon, it doesn't count as rock.
Yes. I know. I've had about.. 50+ bags (not all at once :oP) and i've asked all my mate and none have won a £20 note.
Maybe someone should complain?
Maybe someone should complain?
does any one remember not talking complete crap???
i don't.
*walks off*
i don't.
*walks off*
cookie monster wrote:
> Light wrote:
> Does anyone else remember those sherbet things with the edible
> dipstick? There were 2 types of sherbet for your money; orange
> (mmmm....) and cherry (eurggghhh....).
They still sell those where we live. Mmm..so..
sherbety...
Yum.
> Light wrote:
> Does anyone else remember those sherbet things with the edible
> dipstick? There were 2 types of sherbet for your money; orange
> (mmmm....) and cherry (eurggghhh....).
They still sell those where we live. Mmm..so..
sherbety...
Yum.
Mr Snuggly wrote:
Do kids still eat
> Sherbert Dib Dabs?
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Kids? Phft, I had one a few weeks ago!
Though' every time I have one the lolly seems to get smaller.
:(
Stingy gits.
Do kids still eat
> Sherbert Dib Dabs?
*****
Kids? Phft, I had one a few weeks ago!
Though' every time I have one the lolly seems to get smaller.
:(
Stingy gits.
I bought one the other day
Light wrote:
> Does anyone else remember those sherbet things with the edible
> dipstick? There were 2 types of sherbet for your money; orange
> (mmmm....) and cherry (eurggghhh....).
>
> Ahead of its time really...
They were GREAT! I think my chemist still sells those. Swizzel stick i think it is called. I loved both of the flavours.
> Does anyone else remember those sherbet things with the edible
> dipstick? There were 2 types of sherbet for your money; orange
> (mmmm....) and cherry (eurggghhh....).
>
> Ahead of its time really...
They were GREAT! I think my chemist still sells those. Swizzel stick i think it is called. I loved both of the flavours.
Light wrote:
> That's a good point; Walkers could be leaving themselves as liable to
> be sued by gutsy buckets of crisp-infused lard such as myself who
> scoff down packets at a truly frightening rate.
I thought that to, but I looked at the back of a pack and they have a warning in really small writting that the pack may contain the sachets.
> That's a good point; Walkers could be leaving themselves as liable to
> be sued by gutsy buckets of crisp-infused lard such as myself who
> scoff down packets at a truly frightening rate.
I thought that to, but I looked at the back of a pack and they have a warning in really small writting that the pack may contain the sachets.
Nerds! Thats the boyos that made my bro go wild!
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