I don’t think they’d call it butter if it wasn’t real butter. Only been £1.75 for about three weeks. Before that it had been £1.48 for months. Funny thing though, for the first week it was priced at £1.75, it was charged out at £1.40 for those that did a smart shop. I know that because I started doing the weekly shop when covid started and I seem to have inherited the job since! I know the price of most things that we buy regularly.
You couldn’t convince Notch he has a hole in his arse if you gave him a mirror on a stick and a torch if he had heard different elsewhere and it suited his post.
That was John Prescott
That was John Prescott
Far easier to prove him wrong too. That’s why he won’t do it.
Nobody wants a dribbling nostril but who is this Fun Girl of which you speak?
I only use butter for cooking and putting on jacket spuds. Very rarely spread it on bread but when I have it’s tasted fine. Try it.
On another page of scaremongering stories was one about a woman complaining that bottled water had gone up by a huge amount. This is a scary story as water is essential to life. If only there was a way we could get safe, drinkable and affordable water to our homes instead of having to buy it in nasty plastic bottles.
such as scotch, perhaps?
Lurpack
