She is a melt..... step away from the Twitterverse and go get well. Her Misty eyed nostalgia makes me cringe
She is a melt..... step away from the Twitterverse and go get well. Her Misty eyed nostalgia makes me cringe
Oh god please let her do marathon or opal fruits because she “forgot “ they changed their nameWho’s putting money on her not going sleep now?So much more to add to that list Jack, don’t leave us hanging...you’ve not even mentioned Spangles ffs!
She's only saying Lucky Charms for her American audience.
either that or they ate imported cereals which is very very bleeping FANCYShe's only saying Lucky Charms for her American audience.
Oooh can we please have "sponsored by Del Monte" as the next thread title?View attachment 350993
Well someone’s just remembered they are sponsored by Del Monte!
Imported American cereal is expensive now, let alone the nineties. Jinx @blurstoftimesShe's only saying Lucky Charms for her American audience.
Carrot and Mayo sandwich, sausages, sausages, sausages, carrot and Mayo sandwichImagine in 20 years if SB is feverish and reminiscing on his childhood foods
'Sausages, sausages, sausages, sausage curry, sausage burger, sausages, sausages, sausagne, sausages, sausages '
Grunkaing. 'Doing everything right' No, no you absolutely have not!I don't wish her ill health but I remain sceptical and posting a pic of her temp is absolutely pathetic
Sounds like Louisa is the nurse then. And possibly the target of Jack's fury too....
I'm a couple of years older than you and I remember them too. The texture of the charm things was bleeping revolting, makes my teeth itch thinking about it even now.Sorry to be a Jack apologist (again) but there was a very brief period in the 90s when they brought Lucky Charms out in the UK. They weren’t cheap but it wasn’t like, £8 a box like you see in American Candy shops etc.
I know this because I pestered my mum to buy some for about three solid months after the tv adverts (I even still remember the song) and when she finally relented they were absolutely mingin and I didn’t eat more than half a bowl. She was FEWMIN.
I’m a year older than Jack so it’s probably stuck in the minds of 5-7 year olds who were slightly fixated on Americana.
Regardless, she’s still middle class and still a bleep.
Yes! I remember the advert and the jingle too!Sorry to be a Jack apologist (again) but there was a very brief period in the 90s when they brought Lucky Charms out in the UK. They weren’t cheap but it wasn’t like, £8 a box like you see in American Candy shops etc.
I know this because I pestered my mum to buy some for about three solid months after the tv adverts (I even still remember the song) and when she finally relented they were absolutely mingin and I didn’t eat more than half a bowl. She was FEWMIN.
I’m a year older than Jack so it’s probably stuck in the minds of 5-7 year olds who were slightly fixated on Americana.
Regardless, she’s still middle class and still a bleep.
I'm not really sure when these were a "thing", but when I was younger (27 now), this would be my Birthday cake of choice. Anyway, there was a bake off competition at work a few years ago and one of the cakes looked quite nice and the manager (in his 50s.. surrounded by colleagues mostly older than me) said "come on, I can see Sara Lee written on the top there".. to which I HOOTED at. Nobody else laughed and he looked at me as if I was mad“REMEMBER SARA LEE GATEAUX?!”. duck off.