I bought a box full of incense sticks of £4.
Does that small print say "essence of cat poo"
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I bought a box full of incense sticks of £4.
A discerning bear would welcome fried haggis in any pic a nic basket
My fetish isn't for feet.
A discerning bear would welcome fried haggis in any pic a nic basket
you ever tried haggis..... if so...you'd know how much was so very wrong with that post....
you ever tried haggis..... if so...you'd know how much was so very wrong with that post....
Here they hack them off and resell them or take them to a scrap yard.They contain platinum.
Not sure how the trial went but one company had a couple of vehicles sucking up gunge off the road to separate out the platinum blown out of car exhausts. They apparently thought it would be profitable.
I think the trail must have failed, I don't see fleets of mobile vacuum cleaners on the road
When canned haggis was opened on Chopped, one of the chefs called it "human dog food". That insulted dog food.you ever tried haggis..... if so...you'd know how much was so very wrong with that post....
Yes, fried haggis is a must for a full Scottish breakfast just as fried black pudding is a must for a full English.
The point being rhat you haven't tried it or you wouldn't play these silly games dissing what you don't know
I like that kind.I bought a box full of incense sticks of £4.
YAY!!!!!Pertaining to a brief convo with @Shadow Wolf in another thread.
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I suppose I should turn in my capitalist membership card. I'm basically a land/property owning hypocrite anarcho-communitarian. Yay.