Things that are a now "a thing"
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Yiliterate said:
Been going on for a few years now, but the need to take a bottle of water when doing, well, anything; walking round the shops, catching a train, going out for a coffee...
100% this, was going to post the same thing.Usually twinned with an 'athleisure' outfit that makes people think they've been to the gym
768 said:
Fermit The Krog and Sexy Sarah said:
Bonefish Blues said:
Is that the girl who was on Strictly a few years ago (Georgia or something like?)?
It's Jemma Lucy. A reality star, but not sure which shows. Shakermaker said:
ClockworkCupcake said:
It's fizz that's nicer than Cava, and a hell of a lot cheaper than Champagne (although obviously not as nice).
But surely, good Prosecco is better than bad Champagne? Champagne can be well overrated in my opinion, and definitely plays on its name.
Prosecco has managed to more successfully market itself of late, I think I am right when I say that like Champagne, it has to be grown in a specific region to have the name?
But unlike champagne - it doesn't age.
davhill said:
48k said:
Prosecco. When did Prosecco become "a thing"? A swear five years ago nobody in this country had heard of it, now it's everywhere.
Ah yes, Prosecuto, a.k.a. witch piddle. So glad I packed in drink 30 years ago.Suddenly popped out of nowhere a year or two ago.
LordGrover said:
davhill said:
48k said:
Prosecco. When did Prosecco become "a thing"? A swear five years ago nobody in this country had heard of it, now it's everywhere.
Ah yes, Prosecuto, a.k.a. witch piddle. So glad I packed in drink 30 years ago.Suddenly popped out of nowhere a year or two ago.
otolith said:
The resurgence of small scale gin making was due to a legal decision in 2009 in a case between Sipsmith and HMRC. The change meant that low volume boutique operations were viable and up sprung all the little distilleries making something more interesting than Gordon's.
That belongs in a “things I never knew” thread Every days a school day!
alorotom said:
That belongs in a “things I never knew” thread
Every days a school day!
Every days a school day!
https://thechallengerproject.com/blog/2016/sipsmit...
Frank7 said:
Fermit The Krog and Sexy Sarah said:
Slag tag is a nickname for lower back tats, the same as tramp stamp is.
I simply think that women look far nicer without a tonne of ink on them, a preference.
Me too X 1000, perhaps we’re in theI simply think that women look far nicer without a tonne of ink on them, a preference.
minority, personally I can live with that.
Ari said:
Frank7 said:
Fermit The Krog and Sexy Sarah said:
Slag tag is a nickname for lower back tats, the same as tramp stamp is.
I simply think that women look far nicer without a tonne of ink on them, a preference.
Me too X 1000, perhaps we’re in theI simply think that women look far nicer without a tonne of ink on them, a preference.
minority, personally I can live with that.
https://youtu.be/USxCFO0L5ig?t=26m16s
LordGrover said:
davhill said:
48k said:
Prosecco. When did Prosecco become "a thing"? A swear five years ago nobody in this country had heard of it, now it's everywhere.
Ah yes, Prosecuto, a.k.a. witch piddle. So glad I packed in drink 30 years ago.Suddenly popped out of nowhere a year or two ago.
What people say on Twitter becoming news. I think it started about five years ago with stories of people being fired over something stupid they said. It exploded until it got a man elected President over the stupid things they said and now no news story is complete without a smattering of twitter quotes from Nobodies across the internet giving their sentence of wisdom.
glazbagun said:
What people say on Twitter becoming news. I think it started about five years ago with stories of people being fired over something stupid they said. It exploded until it got a man elected President over the stupid things they said and now no news story is complete without a smattering of twitter quotes from Nobodies across the internet giving their sentence of wisdom.
I was bloody amazed and laughed when I saw "Recommended by mumsnet" on a product in the supermarket.glazbagun said:
What people say on Twitter becoming news. I think it started about five years ago with stories of people being fired over something stupid they said. It exploded until it got a man elected President over the stupid things they said and now no news story is complete without a smattering of twitter quotes from Nobodies across the internet giving their sentence of wisdom.
The news was making a big deal about Mr T's views on curling the other day, why?Also, 'incest' porn, that's a thing now.
davhill said:
48k said:
Prosecco. When did Prosecco become "a thing"? A swear five years ago nobody in this country had heard of it, now it's everywhere.
Ah yes, Prosecuto, a.k.a. witch piddle. So glad I packed in drink 30 years ago.Gassing Station | The Lounge | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff