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    @Crucial Yeah, That's a Morrisons. I've never darkened its door. @Hooroo is dead to me.

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    @Bovidae said in Aging:

    @dogmeat said in Aging:

    I'm going to ramp up the angry old man stakes.

    AMERICAN SPELLINGS

    Americanisms in general. Millennials using "like" in every sentence.

    I give my 8 yr old niece plenty of shit about rolling her Rs and she lives in Auckland. The reason? Mimicking accents from American youtubers. πŸ™„

    My 6 year old boy starting misusing the world 'literally' the past couple of weeks. I've come down hard on him over that, he sounds like a fucking Kardashian.

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    @Crucial and that is the part of it, in NZ, Pak'n'Save is your 'cheaper' option, but they arent significantly cheaper, unlike the UK, where you have Morrisons, Iceland (is that still a thing?) Aldies, ASDA, Cocso etc

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    @taniwharugby said in Aging:

    @Crucial and that is the part of it, in NZ, Pak'n'Save is your 'cheaper' option, but they arent significantly cheaper, unlike the UK, where you have Morrisons, Iceland (is that still a thing?) Aldies, ASDA, Cocso etc

    Not all Pak N Saves are equal. E.G. in Auckland I found Mt Albert to be significantly cheaper than Sylvia Park.

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    @JC said in Aging:

    @Crucial Yeah, That's a Morrisons. I've never darkened its door. @Hooroo is dead to me.

    Is that better or worse the Lidl/Iceland?? On Par?

    It was the only one I noticed until I actually walked to the station.

    My Bro lives near there. Quite a cool little area that I was unaware of when I lived in Chislehurst

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    Why do old people move so goddamn slowly? You'd think with the little time they have left they'd be in a rush.

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    @antipodean said in Aging:

    Why do old people move so goddamn slowly? You'd think with the little time they have left they'd be in a rush.

    slow movers of all ages annoy the ever-loving piss out of me

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    @mariner4life said in Aging:

    @antipodean said in Aging:

    Why do old people move so goddamn slowly? You'd think with the little time they have left they'd be in a rush.

    slow movers of all ages annoy the ever-loving piss out of me

    Heard a great term for them once.

    Meanderthals.

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    I assume when you reach retirement, they give you a handbook that tells you the things you should do to piss the younger folk off...like get your haircut, go to the supermarket, postoffice or anywhere really between 12.30-1.30 when most un-retired folk are on thier lunch break!!

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    replied to Hooroo on last edited by
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    @Hooroo said in Aging:

    @JC said in Aging:

    @Crucial Yeah, That's a Morrisons. I've never darkened its door. @Hooroo is dead to me.

    Is that better or worse the Lidl/Iceland?? On Par?

    It was the only one I noticed until I actually walked to the station.

    My Bro lives near there. Quite a cool little area that I was unaware of when I lived in Chislehurst

    To be fair it's better than Lidl or Iceland. Iceland is just unspeakably sad.

    I lived in Chigwell then Wanstead for many years. Essex gets a bad rap.

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  • HoorooH Offline
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    @JC said in Aging:

    @Hooroo said in Aging:

    @JC said in Aging:

    @Crucial Yeah, That's a Morrisons. I've never darkened its door. @Hooroo is dead to me.

    Is that better or worse the Lidl/Iceland?? On Par?

    It was the only one I noticed until I actually walked to the station.

    My Bro lives near there. Quite a cool little area that I was unaware of when I lived in Chislehurst

    To be fair it's better than Lidl or Iceland. Iceland is just unspeakably sad.

    I lived in Chigwell then Wanstead for many years. Essex gets a bad rap.

    Absolutely. The country type pubs and bistros looking over Epping(?) Forest are really cool.

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    @JC said in Aging:

    @Hooroo said in Aging:

    @JC said in Aging:

    @Crucial Yeah, That's a Morrisons. I've never darkened its door. @Hooroo is dead to me.

    Is that better or worse the Lidl/Iceland?? On Par?

    It was the only one I noticed until I actually walked to the station.

    My Bro lives near there. Quite a cool little area that I was unaware of when I lived in Chislehurst

    To be fair it's better than Lidl or Iceland. Iceland is just unspeakably sad.

    I lived in Chigwell then Wanstead for many years. Essex gets a bad rap.

    ...and people have the gall to criticise the Hutt?

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  • HoorooH Offline
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    @Crucial said in Aging:

    @JC said in Aging:

    @Hooroo said in Aging:

    @JC said in Aging:

    @Crucial Yeah, That's a Morrisons. I've never darkened its door. @Hooroo is dead to me.

    Is that better or worse the Lidl/Iceland?? On Par?

    It was the only one I noticed until I actually walked to the station.

    My Bro lives near there. Quite a cool little area that I was unaware of when I lived in Chislehurst

    To be fair it's better than Lidl or Iceland. Iceland is just unspeakably sad.

    I lived in Chigwell then Wanstead for many years. Essex gets a bad rap.

    ...and people have the gall to criticise the Hutt?

    The talent that is in Essex by capita/total/factor of ten, far outweighs the Hutt dross.

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  • CrucialC Offline
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    @Hooroo said in Aging:

    @Crucial said in Aging:

    @JC said in Aging:

    @Hooroo said in Aging:

    @JC said in Aging:

    @Crucial Yeah, That's a Morrisons. I've never darkened its door. @Hooroo is dead to me.

    Is that better or worse the Lidl/Iceland?? On Par?

    It was the only one I noticed until I actually walked to the station.

    My Bro lives near there. Quite a cool little area that I was unaware of when I lived in Chislehurst

    To be fair it's better than Lidl or Iceland. Iceland is just unspeakably sad.

    I lived in Chigwell then Wanstead for many years. Essex gets a bad rap.

    ...and people have the gall to criticise the Hutt?

    The talent that is in Essex by capita/total/factor of ten, far outweighs the Hutt dross.

    That Essex girl look of big lips/eyelashes/fake tan/fake boobs and three inch long nails do it for you then?

    Each to their own I guess. πŸ™‚

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  • HoorooH Offline
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    replied to Crucial on last edited by
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    @Crucial said in Aging:

    @Hooroo said in Aging:

    @Crucial said in Aging:

    @JC said in Aging:

    @Hooroo said in Aging:

    @JC said in Aging:

    @Crucial Yeah, That's a Morrisons. I've never darkened its door. @Hooroo is dead to me.

    Is that better or worse the Lidl/Iceland?? On Par?

    It was the only one I noticed until I actually walked to the station.

    My Bro lives near there. Quite a cool little area that I was unaware of when I lived in Chislehurst

    To be fair it's better than Lidl or Iceland. Iceland is just unspeakably sad.

    I lived in Chigwell then Wanstead for many years. Essex gets a bad rap.

    ...and people have the gall to criticise the Hutt?

    The talent that is in Essex by capita/total/factor of ten, far outweighs the Hutt dross.

    That Essex girl look of big lips/eyelashes/fake tan/fake boobs and three inch long nails do it for you then?

    Each to their own I guess. πŸ™‚

    Over Pencil thin lips, tats, ghostly white complex and Hutt saggers? Yes, yes on all counts

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  • CrucialC Offline
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    replied to Hooroo on last edited by
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    @Hooroo said in Aging:

    @Crucial said in Aging:

    @Hooroo said in Aging:

    @Crucial said in Aging:

    @JC said in Aging:

    @Hooroo said in Aging:

    @JC said in Aging:

    @Crucial Yeah, That's a Morrisons. I've never darkened its door. @Hooroo is dead to me.

    Is that better or worse the Lidl/Iceland?? On Par?

    It was the only one I noticed until I actually walked to the station.

    My Bro lives near there. Quite a cool little area that I was unaware of when I lived in Chislehurst

    To be fair it's better than Lidl or Iceland. Iceland is just unspeakably sad.

    I lived in Chigwell then Wanstead for many years. Essex gets a bad rap.

    ...and people have the gall to criticise the Hutt?

    The talent that is in Essex by capita/total/factor of ten, far outweighs the Hutt dross.

    That Essex girl look of big lips/eyelashes/fake tan/fake boobs and three inch long nails do it for you then?

    Each to their own I guess. πŸ™‚

    Over Pencil thin lips, tats, ghostly white complex and Hutt saggers? Yes, yes on all counts

    πŸ˜† not sure there is a Hutt β€œtype” but that does describe some.
    β€œEssex Girl” Is an instantly recognisable look though. It’s an aspirational thing.

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  • JCJ Offline
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    @Hooroo Try the Kings Head in North Weald Bassett. Great pub. It is built out of ships timbers from the 1500s. Back in WW2 it was the local for the aircrews from North Weald, which is how I heard about it, as it was home to RNZAF 486 squadron for a while. A chappie at the airfield museum told us that the Luftwaffe used to strafe the nearby pub where the off duty airmen used to relax between sorties, so I had to take a look. If I recall correctly they flew Hurricanes and Typhoons.

    The Duke of Wellington up by High Beech golf course is a tremendous little pub too.

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  • HoorooH Offline
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    replied to JC on last edited by
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    @JC said in Aging:

    @Hooroo Try the Kings Head in North Weald Bassett. Great pub. It is built out of ships timbers from the 1500s. Back in WW2 it was the local for the aircrews from North Weald, which is how I heard about it, as it was home to RNZAF 486 squadron for a while. A chappie at the airfield museum told us that the Luftwaffe used to strafe the nearby pub where the off duty airmen used to relax between sorties, so I had to take a look. If I recall correctly they flew Hurricanes and Typhoons.

    The Duke of Wellington up by High Beech golf course is a tremendous little pub too.

    Bit of a commute from Matamata, but sure, I'm always keen to find a new beer place! πŸ™‚

    Next time I am over there though, I will certainly hunt them down

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    replied to Crucial on last edited by
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    @Crucial said in Aging:

    @Hooroo said in Aging:

    @Crucial said in Aging:

    @JC said in Aging:

    @Hooroo said in Aging:

    @JC said in Aging:

    @Crucial Yeah, That's a Morrisons. I've never darkened its door. @Hooroo is dead to me.

    Is that better or worse the Lidl/Iceland?? On Par?

    It was the only one I noticed until I actually walked to the station.

    My Bro lives near there. Quite a cool little area that I was unaware of when I lived in Chislehurst

    To be fair it's better than Lidl or Iceland. Iceland is just unspeakably sad.

    I lived in Chigwell then Wanstead for many years. Essex gets a bad rap.

    ...and people have the gall to criticise the Hutt?

    The talent that is in Essex by capita/total/factor of ten, far outweighs the Hutt dross.

    That Essex girl look of big lips/eyelashes/fake tan/fake boobs and three inch long nails do it for you then?

    Each to their own I guess. πŸ™‚

    I love me a good stereotype.πŸ˜‰

    TBH though, Essex is as diverse as any place else, as you'd expect given its population is about the same size as Auckland's.

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    The wife and I go grocery shopping at 7am in the morning, no kids, very few people and just isles of stocked food waiting for us. In and out real quick, seems to be how the wife likes it.

    The wife always likes to comment that when she was a checkout chick she had to memorise thousands of codes and can still remember some of them. Chicks these days just touch a screen.

    Also why the fuck do they let young boys operate a checkout, they are so fucken slow, I'm all for equal rights but it is rare to find a male that is any good.

    What was your first job and what did it pay? I used to mow the lawns of the single ladies in my village, I think I got $2.50 a lawn.

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