Ditto. I have a friend who has an apartment not far from him in Portugal or wherever and she is reasonably friendly with him. Not bosom friends but not just acquaintances and she says he is lovely. Very thoughtful and kind.I don’t get the dislike.
I don't think it's quite that exciting!Isn't basketball where one team runs down the court and scores, then the other team run back upthe court and score then the other team.....
He is very generous, for the last 60 years he’s been giving 10% of his earnings to charity. There’s not many who do that.Ditto. I have a friend who has an apartment not far from him in Portugal or wherever and she is reasonably friendly with him. Not bosom friends but not just acquaintances and she says he is lovely. Very thoughtful and kind.
Ditto. I have a friend who has an apartment not far from him in Portugal or wherever and she is reasonably friendly with him. Not bosom friends but not just acquaintances and she says he is lovely. Very thoughtful and kind.
Yes, I thought Homer Simpson's piss take of it about 20 years ago mostly got rid of it but it appears back in force more than ever.Especially when you have British people saying it. Drives me potty.
Awful racket!!The hype over a pub rock band playing some concerts
You must have been a very very naughty boy :)Not having a clue why I have insufficient privileges to post in joke thread , not posted in it for a while :
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Kinda sounds like footballI don't think it's quite that exciting!
Not posted in it since 5th June and still unable to post in itYou must have been a very very naughty boy :)
There was never going to be a pack of Sugar Puffs, nor was there ever. They weren't made by Kellogg's.I was feeling quite well off the other day doing the shopping so I picked up a box of Kellogs variety pack cereals, very rarely got them but I used to love them as a kid, Sugar puffs, Frosties, Rice Crispies etc etc,
This pack the other day had 5 packs of Coco Pops, 2 packs of Cornflakes & one pack of Rice Crispies, not exactly much of a selection?
I never knew that, just had a look on the net and it seems they were called "Sugar Pops"? :-)There was never going to be a pack of Sugar Puffs, nor was there ever. They weren't made by Kellogg's.
They were always the last box left if I remember. They were chewy weren’t they when you added milk? Euurrgh!I never knew that, just had a look on the net and it seems they were called "Sugar Pops"? :-)
No point in asking me I thought they were Sugar Puffs, never even heard of Sugar Pops?,They were always the last box left if I remember. They were chewy weren’t they when you added milk? Euurrgh!
They were known as Corn Pops for a while too.No point in asking me I thought they were Sugar Puffs, never even heard of Sugar Pops?,
Anyway just off to ring the old folks home see if they have any spare rooms :-)
Fair enough (never heard of Corn Pops either) I was just dissapointed there were only three varieties in a pack of 8 boxes.They were known as Corn Pops for a while too.
Actually you are thinking of Sugar Smacks maybe …No point in asking me I thought they were Sugar Puffs, never even heard of Sugar Pops?,
Anyway just off to ring the old folks home see if they have any spare rooms :-)
Good knowledge / looking on the net,Actually you are thinking of Sugar Smacks maybe …
“Variety pack
In 1960 the variety pack was six individual sized packs. They were two packs of Cornflakes and four others from Rice Krispies, Special K, Frosties, Sugar Ricicles, Sugar Smacks and 30% Bran Flakes.
Sugar Smacks
These were a sweetened puffed wheat breakfast cereal similar to Quaker Sugar Puffs (see below). In the USA they debuted in 1953. They were available in the UK by 1960.”
Special K were awful. Is it still made?Good knowledge / looking on the net,
I had forgotten all about Special K and Bran Flakes, those were both to be avoided unless desperate because it was rumoured they might actually be good for you or give you the shits in the case of Bran Flakes :-)