Metals goes rusty eventually. Ive had that tub about 7 yearsI used to favour an Old Holburn tin
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Metals goes rusty eventually. Ive had that tub about 7 years
Are you one of those hoarders? Admit it, you've got a room full of 12 year old Evening Standards and 500 Domino's boxes piled up behind the sofa haven't you?
Oh nah not at all mate far from it, infact ive **** all belongings from my childhood, not a sentimental person by nature and definitely not with anything materiel.
Easy come easy go is me bru
No signed Liverpool memorabilia from your last League Title win then?
Sorry geez, low blow...
A new poll suggests that most people in the UK will want to alter their lives in some way after the coronavirus pandemic.
In fact, only 9% of people say they want life to return to how it was before. Some 54% agreed with this statement: "I hope to change some things about my life and I hope we will have learned from this as a country."
Some respondents (51%) said they had noticed the air was cleaner and others (27%) said they had seen more wildlife. Four in 10 said there had been a stronger sense of community and the feeling of neighbours looking out for each other.
And 39% are more in touch with friends and family, aided by the boom in video-chats.
More than 4,000 people were questioned across the UK for the YouGov poll commissioned by the Royal Society for Arts, Manufactures and Commerce in partnership with a charity, Food Foundation.
On attitudes to food, around four out of 10 people are valuing it more – and cooking more from raw ingredients.
In fact, only 9% of people say they want life to return to how it was before. Some 54% agreed with this statement: "I hope to change some things about my life and I hope we will have learned from this as a country."
Some respondents (51%) said they had noticed the air was cleaner and others (27%) said they had seen more wildlife. Four in 10 said there had been a stronger sense of community and the feeling of neighbours looking out for each other.
And 39% are more in touch with friends and family, aided by the boom in video-chats.
More than 4,000 people were questioned across the UK for the YouGov poll commissioned by the Royal Society for Arts, Manufactures and Commerce in partnership with a charity, Food Foundation.
On attitudes to food, around four out of 10 people are valuing it more – and cooking more from raw ingredients.
I think they're old enough to be classed as antiques
I'm going to stop eating bats,going to be hard but reckon i can do it.
I gave it up for lent. That helped.
You're on the wrong forum fella ... try General Chat ... although Duncei Donutsovich might be as close as you'll get ...
Lost my last aunt today,she was late 80's and in a care home in the Bromley area.They're
not saying what's killed her yet but the only symptom she had was a fever.
not saying what's killed her yet but the only symptom she had was a fever.
Oh look, who’d have called this.....
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Was she in a bad way? I've read about the way it takes hold, I hope she didn't suffer that's all.
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