Then there's cheesecakes . A lump of puff pastry with coconut on top. My husband has a very rude name for them. It contains no cheese and it isn't a cake. A London thing not worth exporting
I used to love bread and butter pudding (with raisins in it of course)! But OH hates it so never have it now and anyway I can no longer eat bread.
Came across this (in an article about Prince Andrew but it is ubiquitous in journalism and politics these days: "He could in theory refuse to do either, but again the optics would be disastrous".
We would have said, in the olden days, "He could in theory refuse to do either, but whatever he did would look very bad for him".
There must be someone, somewhere in the media who, one day, suddenly thought that they’d use the word for a measure of alcohol in a pub to describe public perception of a situation. What sort of thought processes come up with that?
There must be someone, somewhere in the media who, one day, suddenly thought that they’d use the word for a measure of alcohol in a pub to describe public perception of a situation. What sort of thought processes come up with that?
the same sort which re branded Personnel to Human Resources and distribution centres as fulfillment centres
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Custard tarts?
Came across this (in an article about Prince Andrew but it is ubiquitous in journalism and politics these days:
"He could in theory refuse to do either, but again the optics would be disastrous".
We would have said, in the olden days, "He could in theory refuse to do either, but whatever he did would look very bad for him".
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