Pistonheaders and their First World Problems.
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Blown2CV said:
What is it, Lemmy from Motorhead's home brew? I don't like champagne, it gives me heartburn and I feel enough of a tool getting the £25 stuff on offer at Tesco let alone the 'good stuff'. In a bar in Ibiza recently (a nice one) they had on the menu an ice cart containing 10 magnums of... something or other for £20k. Most expensive bottle was 6L (these have a particularly silly name which I can't be arsed to google) of something more luxurious for £68k. Champagne tends to make me think of the sorts of people that would buy those.
Overpriced tat. Or rather in keeping with this thread - something the nouveau riche drink...Don1 said:
Blown2CV said:
What is it, Lemmy from Motorhead's home brew? I don't like champagne, it gives me heartburn and I feel enough of a tool getting the £25 stuff on offer at Tesco let alone the 'good stuff'. In a bar in Ibiza recently (a nice one) they had on the menu an ice cart containing 10 magnums of... something or other for £20k. Most expensive bottle was 6L (these have a particularly silly name which I can't be arsed to google) of something more luxurious for £68k. Champagne tends to make me think of the sorts of people that would buy those.
Overpriced tat. Or rather in keeping with this thread - something the nouveau riche drink...
. There was that guy in Hollywood who went to jail recently because he fleeced a pretty large group of A-list celebs into paying him millions of dollars for 'vintage wine' when actually it was just different types of supermarket wine mixed together and then inkjet printer labels dipped in tea and stuck on. I think he even added dust. It wasn't even that sophisticated an operation but he was pulled up for something like $30M in fraudulent sales!! Word got around about his amazing products apparently.
proves my point I can't even spell it!I require a very small link taken out of the bracelet of one of my Omegas, as it is ever so slightly too loose.
This, unfortunately, means interaction with the public, as I lack the required precision tool to allow my watch-butler to perform such an operation himself.
What is the world coming to?
This, unfortunately, means interaction with the public, as I lack the required precision tool to allow my watch-butler to perform such an operation himself.
What is the world coming to?
A double whammy of misery for me today.
Whilst on the throne, I leaned back, thus triggering the auto-flush and 'treating' myself to a 'Birmingham Bidet'.
To further compound my pain I ran out of Andrex moist toilet tissue, and have to lacerate my sheriffs badge with the tracing paper the company laughingly refer to as bum wipe.
Whilst on the throne, I leaned back, thus triggering the auto-flush and 'treating' myself to a 'Birmingham Bidet'.
To further compound my pain I ran out of Andrex moist toilet tissue, and have to lacerate my sheriffs badge with the tracing paper the company laughingly refer to as bum wipe.
CB2152 said:
I require a very small link taken out of the bracelet of one of my Omegas, as it is ever so slightly too loose.
This, unfortunately, means interaction with the public, as I lack the required precision tool to allow my watch-butler to perform such an operation himself.
What is the world coming to?
Pull yourself together man, just throw it away and buy a new one!This, unfortunately, means interaction with the public, as I lack the required precision tool to allow my watch-butler to perform such an operation himself.
What is the world coming to?
Ahh I'm not only one who uses several things at once.
The other night I was watching tv using iPad and also sort of looking at practicle sportsbike magazine.
The other half said I was taking the piss and no way I could do all at once.
Oh she really kicked of at the fact the bedroom light was on as well, she was trying to sleep.
The other night I was watching tv using iPad and also sort of looking at practicle sportsbike magazine.
The other half said I was taking the piss and no way I could do all at once.
Oh she really kicked of at the fact the bedroom light was on as well, she was trying to sleep.
creampuff said:
I can't decide if I should fly to Australia on BA or Qantas.
I'm told the Qantas business class seat isn't quite rigid enough so it droops a little at the foot when in the flat sleeping position although the seat is fully electric.
The BA seat doesn't suffer the foot droop, but you need to lower the Ottoman by hand.
One can only fly Emirates, Qantas has the nerve to serve peanuts from a bag in business, where as Emirates serve a quality mixed nut selection, warm on a fine china plate.I'm told the Qantas business class seat isn't quite rigid enough so it droops a little at the foot when in the flat sleeping position although the seat is fully electric.
The BA seat doesn't suffer the foot droop, but you need to lower the Ottoman by hand.
Edited by straight dad on Tuesday 10th February 22:38
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