Next after this; Looking a child in the eyes may cause diabetes.
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Re: Next after this; Looking a child in the eyes may cause diabetes.
Originally Posted by Blue Cat
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I bet you are glad you are leaving :p
Then you find out that recycling means you not only get a nice bowl of cereal but it's sprinkle with toxins. I'll stick with bacon sandwiches. |
Re: Next after this; Looking a child in the eyes may cause diabetes.
Originally Posted by sross2203
(Post 9225384)
Mental isn't it. Everywhere here you are hammered to recycle and reduce waste.
Then you find out that recycling means you not only get a nice bowl of cereal but it's sprinkle with toxins. I'll stick with bacon sandwiches. |
Re: Next after this; Looking a child in the eyes may cause diabetes.
Dr Koni Grob the Toxicologist. That's got to be made up, surely.
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Re: Next after this; Looking a child in the eyes may cause diabetes.
Originally Posted by Bahtatboy
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Dr Koni Grob the Toxicologist. That's got to be made up, surely.
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Re: Next after this; Looking a child in the eyes may cause diabetes.
Originally Posted by sross2203
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The spokeswoman for the British Egg Society is Lucy Eggerton. That's not made up.
What do they do? Contemplate egg recipes? Best way a hen is getting laid? :rofl: |
Re: Next after this; Looking a child in the eyes may cause diabetes.
Originally Posted by Alexa
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Egg Society? Really?
What do they do? Contemplate egg recipes? Best way a hen is getting laid? :rofl: |
Re: Next after this; Looking a child in the eyes may cause diabetes.
I used to know a Mr Drinkwater who worked for Thames Water.
And my mother used to work for the organisation which promotes British cheese, sublimely called The Cheese Board. |
Re: Next after this; Looking a child in the eyes may cause diabetes.
Nio strictly in the same theme but I had a pair of biology teachers at my school called Mr Gay and Mr Bent. Needless to say their existence was miserable. Though not as miserable as the only real life Michael Hunt I've ever (perhaps knowingly) met, who took geography.
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Re: Next after this; Looking a child in the eyes may cause diabetes.
Originally Posted by Cypselos
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Nio strictly in the same theme but I had a pair of biology teachers at my school called Mr Gay and Mr Bent. Needless to say their existence was miserable. Though not as miserable as the only real life Michael Hunt I've ever (perhaps knowingly) met, who took geography.
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Re: Next after this; Looking a child in the eyes may cause diabetes.
I sat opposite a family on a train whose luggage tags revealed them to be the Cumberpatch family. I really hoped dad was called Quentin.
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Re: Next after this; Looking a child in the eyes may cause diabetes.
Originally Posted by Bahtatboy
(Post 9227696)
I sat opposite a family on a train whose luggage tags revealed them to be the Cumberpatch family. I really hoped dad was called Quentin.
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Re: Next after this; Looking a child in the eyes may cause diabetes.
Originally Posted by Cypselos
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...the only real life Michael Hunt I've ever (perhaps knowingly) met...
Shortly after starting a new job, one new colleague, who didn't say his h's, introduced him to me: "We're the two Mikes - I'm Mike Brown and this is Mike 'unt". I was a little taken aback! |
Re: Next after this; Looking a child in the eyes may cause diabetes.
That's what happens when you don't take recycling seriously, and think of it as spin or a marketing gimmick.
Or any new development that's related to health and food actually. |
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