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OK, not the most intellectual of topics, but I swear they used to be 25p when I was at school. And that wasn't even that long ago - 5 years, to be precise.
This country.
This country.
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That's a bit expensive for a mars bar...oh well.
gamesfreak wrote:
> We pay way too much for everything here.
>
> In America cans of Coke were just a meager 40c which is about 22 -
> 25p..
>
> Here, you'd be lucky to get something like that for less then 50p.
I paid 60p for a can at a local chippy. The basts.
> We pay way too much for everything here.
>
> In America cans of Coke were just a meager 40c which is about 22 -
> 25p..
>
> Here, you'd be lucky to get something like that for less then 50p.
I paid 60p for a can at a local chippy. The basts.
Blank wrote:
> gamesfreak wrote:
> In America cans of Coke were just a meager 40c which is about 22 -
> 25p..
>
> Here, you'd be lucky to get something like that for less then 50p.
>
> Yeah, but then, they don't get free medical treatment.
Heh heh, stupid Americans.
> gamesfreak wrote:
> In America cans of Coke were just a meager 40c which is about 22 -
> 25p..
>
> Here, you'd be lucky to get something like that for less then 50p.
>
> Yeah, but then, they don't get free medical treatment.
Heh heh, stupid Americans.
50p where I work, 95p for 500mls of ANY fizzy drink total rip off! but we have a captive audience. 68p for a can
Black Glove wrote:
> But a Mars bar is worth 50 pennies of anyone's money. A classic
> chocolate confection if ever there was one. Not fouled-up by nuts or
> gay crispy bits. Just pure and simple chewy goodness.
>
> And the minimalist black, red and gold wrapper is so aesthetically
> pleasing.
Black Glove wrote:
> But a Mars bar is worth 50 pennies of anyone's money. A classic
> chocolate confection if ever there was one. Not fouled-up by nuts or
> gay crispy bits. Just pure and simple chewy goodness.
>
> And the minimalist black, red and gold wrapper is so aesthetically
> pleasing.
Blank wrote:
> Yeah, but then, they don't get free medical treatment.
Fair point.
The cost of living out there is pretty high compared to us which is probably why it's so cheap.
> Yeah, but then, they don't get free medical treatment.
Fair point.
The cost of living out there is pretty high compared to us which is probably why it's so cheap.
gamesfreak wrote:
> In America cans of Coke were just a meager 40c which is about 22 -
> 25p..
>
> Here, you'd be lucky to get something like that for less then 50p.
Yeah, but then, they don't get free medical treatment.
> In America cans of Coke were just a meager 40c which is about 22 -
> 25p..
>
> Here, you'd be lucky to get something like that for less then 50p.
Yeah, but then, they don't get free medical treatment.
Hey! You were found 83% gay, you should be grateful for the gay crispy bits.
Like I am
Like I am
Yeah, I whole heartedly agree, damn those homosexual chocolate bars. I just hate it when I go into the local store and the Crunchies are doing it like rabbits, bending the Lion Bars over the edge of the counter. The squeals of delight force me to turn away and leave the store.
But a Mars bar is worth 50 pennies of anyone's money. A classic chocolate confection if ever there was one. Not fouled-up by nuts or gay crispy bits. Just pure and simple chewy goodness.
And the minimalist black, red and gold wrapper is so aesthetically pleasing.
And the minimalist black, red and gold wrapper is so aesthetically pleasing.
gamesfreak wrote:
> We pay way too much for everything here.
It's because we're all retarded.
True fact.
> We pay way too much for everything here.
It's because we're all retarded.
True fact.
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