The crushing is the key part here, and something I only do at home because frankly its embarassing to do it in public! It allows for maximum mingling, which is key if you have 3 or 4 (or more) crisp types involved.
Here we have salted peanuts, cheese and onion Kettles and sour cream Sun Bites. A crisp smorgasbord if you like.
I'm sure it's not for everyone haha.
And yes, I am a fully grown adult 😂
looking round houses, surprised to see that quite a few old houses actually had Bdiets as well as toilets.
clearly in the 1970s people became a bit more aware that washing your ass is better than using toilet paper. But then they just seem to die out why?
I guess people didn’t have room in their toilets? these days is very easy to get toilets with built-in bidets. yet they’re not very common.
with the growing Muslim population will bidets becomes more popular again? most of Asia (china, Korea, Japan) have these kinds of toilets, why don’t we?
It was funny cos without even thinking about it I found myself instinctively thanking him for everything. And like the previous times I've met him, he was particularly warm and grateful for the kind words. I also wished him good luck at Liverpool (but not too much against us!)
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Lovely man. AFC Bournemouth legend 🍒🍒🍒
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Watching USA tonight especially, you can be the most skilled football team in the world (and Im not saying Australia are that haha), but you'll always come under pressure against play like that. The way Morocco kept going at Brazil was a sight to behold.
It reminds me of my own team Bournemouth and how many problems we gave to some of the biggest teams last season. Our performances vs Arsenal especially showed what a relentless style of football can do against the supposed best team in the league.
There's been a lot of talk about how in the 2nd half we played the way Tuchel wants us to play: With Premier League intensity. How will we match up in the intensity stakes vs USA or Morocco?
I'm on the fence myself. There's absolutely no doubt she's an excellent pundit (because she's an excellent analyst). You tend learn things listening to her.
But the whole chalkboard thing seems so contrived to me. Not to mention just a bit confusing (I'm used to seeing tactical stuff on overlays of the actual match).
It just feels so typically ITV-like (and that's not a compliment). Not to mention it's only there because of the drinks breaks, which makes it inherently annoying anyway.
In all seriousness though. Anthony Barry coming out at half time really laying into the team was pretty refreshing. Gave me a lot of confidence that the team would come out very differently in the second half. And that we did.
I'll always be a Southgate stan. He did so much. But Tuchel and Barry just look and feel like a different level.
Work to do at the back. Some injuries to manage. But this looks like the makings of a proper outfit led by a proper coaching set up.
Maybe Kane would slot in behind Mbappe. And Dembele would go on the left instead of Doue.
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Or perhaps Mbappe on the left. Olise right. And Kane and Dembele sort of floating from the middle.
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But either way, Saka, Gordon and Rashford are surely on the bench here.
It's blown my mind a bit that has. And nothing against the US football authorities for chasing it up and nothing against the player for making the choice he did, but I just don't find that in any way agreeable. Surely the minimum requirement should be ancestral imo.
Do we have the same criteria if a foreign national were born here?
EDIT: I'm not in any way pissy that he isn't playing for England. Id have been just as intrigued if he was any other nationality and qualified for the US the way he has done.
Hated crumpets when I was younger. Hated that it was just a bouncy sponge of butter. Now I understand that that's the whole point!
Used to have tubs of coleslaw as a treat from the supermarket. Now I can't stand the stuff. Despite loving all the constituent parts.