WestGorton
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Kraut newspapers.
Ha, made me chuckle that. All these years never put that together, and at my age I probably never would've, thanks.Pre-order now! What does that mean? Surely order is all that is required or do you have to order again when the pre expires.
sm--t a-sWhen people talk in snippets leaving out the most important bits of information thinking everyone knows what they know
We call them tamponsTea bags with string on them.
I thought it means to order something that is not yet available.Pre-order now! What does that mean? Surely order is all that is required or do you have to order again when the pre expires.
No it is used to garner the order then and there. Try it next time you are stood in a busy bar... "excuse me , I can see you are busy but can I pre-order a pint of your finest?" :-)I thought it means to order something that is not yet available.
To avoid disappointment.
Actually called TeaponsWe call them tampons
Pavements that have slightly dislodged, so when you walk on them they tip up and splash your trousers with filthy water.
It’s happened to me twice recently.
People who say they have just been shopping in the village for example Gatley. It is not an effin village you poor excuse for a snob , it’s a conurbation of Manchester.People who say they have just been shopping in Mataland
No. Happens all over the North.Its the middle of winter, had a couple of storms yet theres still lads walking around wearing shorts. Does this only happen in warrington?
Manchester is the conurbation. Places like Gatley are villages within the conurbation.People who say they have just been shopping in the village for example Gatley. It is not an effin village you poor excuse for a snob , it’s a conurbation of Manchester.