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I'm inevitably reminded of

On suicide watch.

Three innings victories. Daft.

I don't tend to buy into the Weight Watchers brand, but I picked this up from Smiths for a few quid recently and it's a goodie IMO: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Weight-Watchers-De...5011&sr=8-1 Plenty of surprisingly interesting recipes, and you can always increase the portion sizes by 50% to make them actually fit for a normal human being. I know that defeats the point a bit, but it's still healthy stuff at heart.

We've got two tubs of them here. And about half a dozen slabs of Dairy Milk. God bless unimaginative relatives at Christmas time.

http://www.sweet-david.com/ I thought you weren't interested in looking up things like that. I'm starting to worry you might be obsessed.

Oh, you'd be surprised. Some of them plebs are pure filth. :icon_lol:

Sorry like, I know what you're saying, but still

I'm reminded of

Well I'm glad someone's been googling "chubby chaser" at least.

I've got one of their albums because it was 89p in the Woolies closing-down sale.

Painfully middle-class. Two generations back and my dad's lot were shipbuilding in the East End while my mam's lot were market gardeners in small-town Sweden, but that means sod-all when you're brought up as a Gosforth silver-spooner.

OK, so where do I get it ? Aldi, LIDL, Morrisons etc ? I revived this thread because I wanted to look for the recommended beers in LIDL etc Anywhere big should have it really. I get mine from Tesco and Sainsburys.

Aye, it's strong but because it's a pale ale it doesn't taste overwhelming despite its percentage (IMHO anyway). Which is where the danger lies.

Not considered the best one... ...but that's just me BEING AN UTTER BELLEND

I don't fancy reading about "chubby chasers" thanks, if that's your particular fancy though, fine for you. It's not thanks. Whatever it may be. Got sidetracked by Duvel again yesterday. Properly dangerous, that stuff.

And yet you still replied. Try a bit of reading. It's a vastly underrated idea.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/cricket/tms/9339769.stm Class.

I always forget just how deep Gillespie picks up the ball for the third. Daft night, just daft. I'm making a habit of agreeing with Stevie lately but there's not much to add to what he says like.

There'll be no such thing as a state pension by the time you reach that age anyway, never mind by the time those kerrazy 20somethings get there.

Haha aye, and with pretty much the same outcome too.

Aye, and Diana Ross narrowly missed her pen at the 1994 World Cup opening ceremony.