http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20101208/od_ ... n_crackers
why would you be carded to buy some baked goods that maybe loaded with butter and unhealthy for you?
I thought the US was bad in controlling what we eat.
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Strange british rules
by g-man » 18:02 Fri 10 Dec 2010
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Re: Strange british rules
by Glenn E. » 19:49 Fri 10 Dec 2010
Seriously!
I guess crackers might be flammable, but once you top them with a nice cheese spread I don't see what the fuss is all about!
I guess crackers might be flammable, but once you top them with a nice cheese spread I don't see what the fuss is all about!
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Re: Strange british rules
by DRT » 22:58 Sat 11 Dec 2010
You Americans have lots to learn from us risk-averse Brits. We take no chances with our health.
Eat all the crackers you want this Christmas and see where it gets you!
Eat all the crackers you want this Christmas and see where it gets you!
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Re: Strange british rules
by g-man » 21:38 Mon 13 Dec 2010
jdaw1 wrote:Daft.
Challenge 25!!
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