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More for me then, when they get made again...Vile.
There’s only gingers.
Custard creams at a push.
Nah - you can't beat these...Vile.
There’s only gingers.
Custard creams at a push.
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Are they buttery? Not a fan of many continental ‘biscuits’. Have you had any of this?
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That’s beautiful. I love how they’ve slowed it to realistic speed, a bit like that snowball fight one someone posted not that long ago. It becomes so real.
I wouldn't call them buttery - mainly because there's no butter in them as far as I'm aware. Caramel flavour with a hint of cinnamon - very morish.Are they buttery? Not a fan of many continental ‘biscuits’. Have you had any of this?
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Yes I've tried the spread - too sweet for my liking though.
Sounds good, a bit like ones young Seb makes…
We had some of those with caramel ice cream the other day. Yummy.
Looks pretty discreet.
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More yellow there than at a match!
After blue skies and sunshine all day here yesterday, we woke up to this. I guess that means rain today...
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Just released by NASA - the deepest and sharpest image of the early universe ever taken, the light in which is thought to be 13 billion years old.
No-one will ever convince me that we are alone in the universe.
No-one will ever convince me that we are alone in the universe.
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Not expecting a Star Trek / Star Wars / Starman / K-Pax / Arrival / Contact etc. scenario ever, but I think it is a ridiculous notion that life on Earth is all there is or was or will be given the vastness of the Universe and the time of its existence. Doubtless the YEC's and religious fundies will have something to say on that!
That said, there is no evidence for life existing elsewhere yet so I guess this is the one thing I have "faith" in. Faith being something believed in without evidence. "I don't know" is the honest answer, otherwise we fall foul of the argument from incredulity fallacy.
It's going to take years, decades, to process this stuff, I'm just delighted that it seems to be working as hoped. Exciting times out there
... meanwhile, back on Earth
I guess I have faith too - confirmed evidence would doubtless be too hard to find as I suspect it would be immediately spirited away by military types. But my faith is based on the evidence of my own eyes which is good enough for me - along with around 40 others I witnessed a UFO hovering over the field of our rugby club's ground during a training session. Whatever was on board probably had a good laugh at our lineout practise before shooting off into the distance. Pre mobile phone days, so no chance to take photos, but, as they say, I know what I saw...Not expecting a Star Trek / Star Wars / Starman / K-Pax / Arrival / Contact etc. scenario ever, but I think it is a ridiculous notion that life on Earth is all there is or was or will be given the vastness of the Universe and the time of its existence. Doubtless the YEC's and religious fundies will have something to say on that!
That said, there is no evidence for life existing elsewhere yet so I guess this is the one thing I have "faith" in. Faith being something believed in without evidence. "I don't know" is the honest answer, otherwise we fall foul of the argument from incredulity fallacy.
It's going to take years, decades, to process this stuff, I'm just delighted that it seems to be working as hoped. Exciting times out there