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ReplyDeleteMark
You can blame Malcolm. It was entirely due to the amount of Bruichladdich he was tipping down me last night. By the time I got home I would have laughed at anything....
ReplyDeleteObviously the blame game going on here. You were certainly offered Bruichladdich but I wasn't forcing you to drink it.
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Malcolm
I liked Yeo valley products till I saw this!
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Amen, Becky. I will never buy another Yeo Valley product again out of principle. I fear it would only encourage them...
ReplyDeleteMark
Come on you guys.... Get a life... What's wrong with Polish milk products? We have to support our friends on the European fringes...
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