Remain positives

[sodthisforfun]

hopefully the trend will beggar off back to europe when we leave.

Starsmucks and the like are American or British I believe. I asked my mate from Rome about coffee shops. Such things like this don't exist in Rome, (don't know about the rest of Italy). Certainly true when I went to visit 8 years ago or so. Picked up a coffee in a bar, not a coffee shop/chain.

It's all a con!

 

[sodthisforfun]

fracamcachockwokydoodaaoohimsospecialidrinkfancymud

 

[Notch7]

Starsmucks and the like are American

Started in Seattle.

Costa started in London, sold out to Whitbread and now been bought by Coke Cola......so now Merrycan too

 

[Ihavenojob]

Starsmucks and the like are American or British I believe.

I was referring to the act of eating on the pavement. If you feel the need to eat outside, do the British thing & have a picnic, cucumber sandwiches with no crusts, ploughman's (not ploughperson) lunch, flask of tea, delightful.

 

[Notch7]

I was referring to the act of eating on the pavement. If you feel the need to eat outside, do the British thing & have a picnic, cucumber sandwiches with no crusts, ploughman's (not ploughperson) lunch, flask of tea, delightful.

A picnic on the pavement isnt for me

 

[Ian H]

Is Nescafé made in England? That’s the only decent coffee.

I like to drink it in my car, it’s a BMW if you were wondering

 

[Ihavenojob]

A picnic on the pavement isnt for me

In the green & pleasant British countryside dear boy, the countryside.

 

[sodthisforfun]

I was referring to the act of eating on the pavement. If you feel the need to eat outside, do the British thing & have a picnic, cucumber sandwiches with no crusts, ploughman's (not ploughperson) lunch, flask of tea, delightful.

Ha ha, yeah, can just see a bunch of folk sitting in their city or town centers with a gingham picnic blankets and little teacups in their lunch breaks....
By the way, cucumber sarnies AND a ploughmans? How does one have room for a slice of Victoria sponge?

 

[sodthisforfun]

Is Nescafé made in England? That’s the only decent coffee.

I like to drink it in my car, it’s a BMW if you were wondering

Nestle makes nescafe though whoever owns that these days, I don't know.
Instant coffee is, by the way, the devils work. Horrible!

 

[Ian H]

I asked for it once and a guy called it ‘Council house coffee’

 

[noseall]

do the British thing

Why?

 

[Ihavenojob]

Why?

Because most of us are British & not European.

 

[sodthisforfun]

Because most of us are British & not European.

It would be very dull.

 

[durhamplumber]

I'll still be able to buy a full English when I go to Benidorm

Yum...heart attack on a plate.

 

[durhamplumber]

Coffee stinks, the smell lingers around & is worse than second hand tobacco smoke, the smell permeates the streets due to the european trend of eating & drinking on the pavement like a 1970's alcoholic tramp, & hopefully the trend will beggar off back to europe when we leave.

Rofl..what utter fekin crap