I imagine brb as a 65 year old who sits at a computer eating biscuits. Occasionally eats an Iceland lasagne and sprinkles grass on it .
I can't do pastries or cakes. Could years ago but just forgotten it all. To me eating a balanced diet is important, at least in some sort of moderation, and I am fussy over the quality of my food. Obviously if I was poor, then id have to eat cheap crap.
@brb at dominoes "hi mate how can i help?" Brb: "meat feast pizza please no cheese" "sorry what? No cheese?" Brb: please log in to view this image
Shows what you know. Ive never ever bought anything out of Icelands for starters, and if i was 65, i assume that would make me retired, if only! Do I like biscuits...jaffa cakes are not biscuits
So can you make anything? I'm a natural at chinkys and thai and stuff, doing a bit off eyetie **** now, but no good for you, cos you're a non chesse **** Done many a chilli, etc..quite basic really. Cakes and ****, i do 't even wanna try..Although i'd love to.
Just never looked. I eat mainly fresh, so unless im buying ice cream or a bag of frozen chips, not much call for me to go to Icelands.
Im not pissed Ive told you many a time, drinking at home is a downward spiral. I knew two alcoholics, one is dead, fook knows what happened to the other. I could drink most ppl under the table in my day, thankfully I quickly learned, it serves no purpose and its pointless massaging your male ego. I save my drinking for the pub.
Drinking just doesnt suit some people tbh, im an absolute risk to be around when im ****ered, all but two of my stays in hotel hmp have been from drunken violence. Never wanted to headbutt a copper while stoned put it that way
Wow..That is profound, You've know 2 alcoholics I yet to see your point about this. Maybe they liked cheese..
Just when you think you've heard it all,Kentucky Fried Chicken have a new one on the market. 2 ring doughnuts with chicken in between! Policemen can now have breakfast and lunch at the same time.....
I drink at home as you know, I get your overall point here but don't think it's down to drinking at home but more to do with drinking heavily which is a problem in the UK. I don't understand the need to get wiped out every time but that is what people do.