dangermows
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Where's the milk? Think you've got confused.
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Where's the milk? Think you've got confused.
You don't mate. Cos you don't wake up to it on the doorstep. Nor has it been delivered by the milkman. Basically you are missing out on the romance and magic.
Mine delivers around 10am. I can't say there is any traditional romance and magical culture in that. Probably a few cultures forming in the heat while I'm at work, meaning it goes off around 3 hours after being opened. There are many great British things, but I have never thought of a milkman being one of them.
Do you still pay your rent/mortgage in cash to a person coming round on collection day?
Mine delivers around 10am. I can't say there is any traditional romance and magical culture in that. Probably a few cultures forming in the heat while I'm at work, meaning it goes off around 3 hours after being opened. There are many great British things, but I have never thought of a milkman being one of them.
Do you still pay your rent/mortgage in cash to a person coming round on collection day?
Mine is always there by 6am.
Not sure, I just hand my money to her indoors and she sorts it all.
A few cultures aint going to do dangermows any harm considering some of the things he consumes.
Fancy having to pay rent to your lass like. No magic in that.
If you look at all the milk in the supermarket and the amount that's there everyday just think how many cows it would take to fill all those supermarkets, little local shops, icelands etc.
Now think about when you're driving around and how many cows you see. There is not a chance all them cows can make enough milk per day to fulfill the needs of those I mentioned above.
There is summat weird about what's going on in this country with milk.
Well, SMB. We have done it. We have hit new levels of faux snobbery that no other website will ever achieve.
Never thought I'd see milk referred to as a drink for Scratters, but here we are.
Not enough to produce the amount the supermarkets stock.There are a lot of cows like.
If you look at all the milk in the supermarket and the amount that's there everyday just think how many cows it would take to fill all those supermarkets, little local shops, icelands etc.
Now think about when you're driving around and how many cows you see. There is not a chance all them cows can make enough milk per day to fulfill the needs of those I mentioned above.
There is summat weird about what's going on in this country with milk.
I pay for my milk delivery by weekly standing order.Mine delivers around 10am. I can't say there is any traditional romance and magical culture in that. Probably a few cultures forming in the heat while I'm at work, meaning it goes off around 3 hours after being opened. There are many great British things, but I have never thought of a milkman being one of them.
Do you still pay your rent/mortgage in cash to a person coming round on collection day?
Are you suggesting its watered down?Not enough to produce the amount the supermarkets stock.
You've hit the nail on the head. The site they sell in supermarkets is not real milk, it's coloured and flavoured water. Daily Mail will be revealing this sometime soon. Support real milk. Support your local milk manNot enough to produce the amount the supermarkets stock.
They must be getting it from another animal. No chance there's enough cows. I'm not taking the piss here I just can't see that there's possibly enough cows.Are you suggesting its watered down?
Or that we are drinking something other than cows milk?
Ridiculously low price farmers get now for milk. Even waitrose milk is £1 for four pints.It wasn't a beautiful experience delivering it through a couple of the worst winters on record back in the late seventies. Brrrrr. I remember meeting the truck in front of the PWD on Eden Vale the day the clocks go forward (late March?) and it was stuck in the snow! A pint was 13 1/2 p back then.
Thats one thing it isn't tbf. I wrapped it in a couple of years ago now. I could get 3 times the volume for the sane price elsewhere.Aye, 12 pints a week. Great value.
Kenyan gold is the elixir of teas like. @Wilfy knars the crack.Some still get Ringtons tea delivered...SR6 of course.
The missus caught the Ringtons man yesterday, got two bags of KG and loads of packets of biscuits.Thats one thing it isn't tbf. I wrapped it in a couple of years ago now. I could get 3 times the volume for the sane price elsewhere.
Kenyan gold is the elixir of teas like. @Wilfy knars the crack.