Happy Easter!
14 April 2017, 07:09 AM
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14 April 2017, 01:53 PM
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Happy Easter to all Christians, non-Christians, seaside bank holiday-ers and caravan/camper vanners. That's even when most them are serious nuisance on the road. All you can do it breathe in and out to stay calm when they are cluttering the road, slowing the traffic and making you feel like a right loser stuck behind your steering wheel for hours!
14 April 2017, 02:46 PM
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Happy Easter to all Christians, non-Christians, seaside bank holiday-ers and caravan/camper vanners. That's even when most them are serious nuisance on the road. All you can do it breathe in and out to stay calm when they are cluttering the road, slowing the traffic and making you feel like a right loser stuck behind your steering wheel for hours!
14 April 2017, 06:27 PM
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Thanks, Lozistics! You, too. 
Where are other people's manners, though? We should wish one another 'Happy Easter', even if some of us silently or openly hate one another, come on.
If people have an issue with Easter being a religious event, they can at least say 'Happy Eggster' or 'Happy Chocster', can't they?
Tesco were ridiculous for trying to advertise price reduction on **** and booze this Easter. They had to apologise. Calling Easter eggs just Cadbury's eggs or chocolate eggs is not great, either. Perhaps latter was done to make the choc eggs sellable even after Easter is done and dusted with, but there is no excuse for the former 'alcohol and ****' idiotics. Well, unless the slogan maker was a rotten egghead!
Where are other people's manners, though? We should wish one another 'Happy Easter', even if some of us silently or openly hate one another, come on.
If people have an issue with Easter being a religious event, they can at least say 'Happy Eggster' or 'Happy Chocster', can't they?
Tesco were ridiculous for trying to advertise price reduction on **** and booze this Easter. They had to apologise. Calling Easter eggs just Cadbury's eggs or chocolate eggs is not great, either. Perhaps latter was done to make the choc eggs sellable even after Easter is done and dusted with, but there is no excuse for the former 'alcohol and ****' idiotics. Well, unless the slogan maker was a rotten egghead!
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14 April 2017, 08:46 PM
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For me, it's always Happy Catster!
Anyway, I'm sure people generally are feeling Eastery in their skeleton by now. Weather changes for better, lambing is on full fledge, tulips come out, sky goes a bit lighter and lawn becomes a pain in the butt but tells us that after all, there comes the time to grow again. So much starts to change for next few months! Easter is cool in so many ways!
15 April 2017, 02:58 PM
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Happy Vishu - to our Keralite members!
Happy Pohela Boishakh to our Bengali members!
Happy Easter to our Christian members!
Happy Puthandu to our Tamil members!
It's all happening this weekend!
Happy Pohela Boishakh to our Bengali members!
Happy Easter to our Christian members!
Happy Puthandu to our Tamil members!
It's all happening this weekend!
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15 April 2017, 07:22 PM
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I genuinely miss the pure innocence and 'in your own little world'-ness of childhood. It's something that's impossible to regress back to. Obviously. (Quite apart from coming across as being a bit 'special' lol )
And yep, will be troughing a Cadbury's Twirl egg in a bit......
)And yep, will be troughing a Cadbury's Twirl egg in a bit......
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I genuinely miss the pure innocence and 'in your own little world'-ness of childhood. It's something that's impossible to regress back to. Obviously. (Quite apart from coming accross as being a bit 'special' lol )
And yep, will be troughing a Cadbury's Twirl egg in a bit......
)And yep, will be troughing a Cadbury's Twirl egg in a bit......
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Meanwhile, Mrs. May has linked Christian values to Brexit in her message.
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entr...-1217990720_uk
She could have easily left Brexit out of her egg basket, but no!
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entr...-1217990720_uk
She could have easily left Brexit out of her egg basket, but no!