I saw that Voodoo doughnuts place on Man vs Food and fantasised about it. Those doughnuts look amaaaazing!I forgot about my favourite doughnutfrom Voodoo Doughnuts in America, the Apple fritter. Looks a bit gross but tastes AMAZING.
Reheating will be fine @heretoreaditall2019 I reheat stuff like that it all the time! And rice which people always seem to panic about.
It’s where we first saw it too! When our holiday was cancelled this year my first thought was not being able to have another
Thank you, lovely
I'm always 100 steps ahead and thinking of issues that arent there or confirmed! You're right though, perfect time to focus on me! I'll find out on Monday so 
Poor thing. I feel like one official night of fireworks should be enough. We had a very highly-strung border collie when I was young, and he used to panic so much, rip up bedding, tit himself...it was horrendous. We lived in a small village in England for a while, and dickheads would be setting fireworks off regularly.
I hope your dog is feeling better soon!Thank you. The fireworks are RIDICULOUS where I am, it's been, no joke, every single night for the past two weeks (apart from last night when the weather was terrible but even then, I heard a couple of bangs). And it'll go on for another month or so?? I thought it might be a bit quieter this year due to lockdown but if anything it seems to be worse. Where my flat is, you can hear them from way across the Clyde and the river just seems to carry the noise from every single area of the city! Dog is super anxious anyway, and anecdotally Romanian dogs (and I'm assuming dogs from various other countries) are also sensitive of them because they'll have had experience of gunshots. Obviously I have invented an entire backstory for my dog whereby he saw his mother and family shot dead etc because it's really like he goes into this catatonic, shaking state, like PTSD, he's got that thousand yard stare where he goes somewhere deep inside his head when he hears them, as though he's re-living something. Anyway I'm not taking him out for walks past about 4.30pm at night anymore as last week at 6pm they started while we were out, and he refused to come home and we had to go round to my mum's to get a lift back. ANYWAY sorry for rant, I could go on but I'll spare you! Oh just to say that I think you can get silent fireworks now so they should only sell them IMO, it's not just the dogs but the foxes and all sorts of other wildlife this affects and it makes October / November just a NIGHTMARE every year.Poor thing. I feel like one official night of fireworks should be enough. We had a very highly-strung border collie when I was young, and he used to panic so much, rip up bedding, tit himself...it was horrendous. We lived in a small village in England for a while, and dickheads would be setting fireworks off regularly.
Bon apetit babe x 
OMG that is amazing
This is fab but how would you even search for this in a shop? Just ask the assistant "hi im looking for a plastic train that shits out dominoes" ???
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He's got a Thundershirt which is kind of like a weighted jacket thing for dogs, it basically swaddles them and applies weights at their pressure points or something and it does help to a certain extent but he's been so anxious this year that it's been a bit of a nightmare even trying to get it on him. Tonight I'll get him to put it *before* the fireworks start though, I think my mistake is forgetting about it until he's already in a panic.
When I was a teen I worked at the well-known doughnut shop Krusty Kupkakes as we called it. We were allowed to bring home boxes of them if they were about to be chucked. The novelty of eating endless doughnuts wore off after a couple of months.Flumps if you're sore that's your body telling you to have a rest before you do yourself an injury, take a couple hours off and if you feel like you want to do something today maybe there are some lighter tasks on your jobs list that could be done with some music on this afternoon?
slightly OT but I am always shocked people are allowed to launch fireworks by themselves, my extremely risk averse dad used to in our very small garden when we were very little but says he could never imagine doing so now. My cat isn't scared of them which actually makes me more nervous as she isn't bothered about being outside with them, I am probably going to have to keep her in every night from now until guy fawkes.Poor thing. I feel like one official night of fireworks should be enough. We had a very highly-strung border collie when I was young, and he used to panic so much, rip up bedding, tit himself...it was horrendous. We lived in a small village in England for a while, and dickheads would be setting fireworks off regularly.
It’s the domino train, Amazon, smyths , very, littlewoods etc
what the hell is going on in that thread?! military insignia?
