Instead, here's a picture of the contents of the cupboards of our kitchen. There are two Maggies, a Ronnie and a Diana. If you're the first to find them, I'll send you one of the bottles of wine. Unless you're Grandma in Cyprus, in which case I'll bring it.
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Homebase, Do It All and Ikea are the three Satans of the retail world...
ReplyDeleteYou're very cheerful today, aren't you ?
ReplyDeleteI've just had a similar experience with Sainsbury's! Fecking monopolies! Humbug! Humbug! TFx
ReplyDeleteI'm not going to open my eyes. I don't like the sight of blood.
ReplyDeleteYour blog is interesting. It was nice going through it. Keep it up he good work. Cheers :)
ReplyDeleteThat could be some kind of installation art work in the Tate Modern.
ReplyDeleteIt's hard to tell the Diana from the Maggies. Did they shared the same hairstyle? I can report a fish in a mug, though.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, your mustard's past it's sell by date...
I meant its, not it's. Back of the class, BT.
ReplyDeleteYou could open your own recycling plant RTFM!
ReplyDeleteQuite agree that Homebase sells mainly garbage, though got a nice blue glass doorhandle for my bathroom from them - much nicer than any to be found in B&Q.