Bunkermagnet
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My youngest brother, wife and kids did just that a few years ago.
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backwoodsman
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Not sure when it started, but having to buy a ticket is a relatively recent thing
Bunkermagnet
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I was meaning more that they went to the Embankment opposite the Eye for the New Year fireworks, and that alone.
I don't think anyone just goes to London for the fireworks, it's just something they go to see at midnight when their up there
Nearest I get to London on Nye is nights
We’ve gone to London specifically for New Year’s Eve and the fireworks. Yes we made it a long weekend but it was the display we went for.
PJ87
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I stand corrected, I thought was more people just up London anyways for a night out and then went for the fireworks afters
Fair play
D-S
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And with over 100,000 tickets sold at £20 each that‘s over £2mill to help with the cost.I stand corrected, I thought was more people just up London anyways for a night out and then went for the fireworks afters
Fair play
backwoodsman
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Fair enough - I misinterpreted what you meant.I was meaning more that they went to the Embankment opposite the Eye for the New Year fireworks, and that alone.
PJ87
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Going to a garden centre for breakfast with my parents tomorrow
Full engine £8.50, reasonable enough these days
Toast (kids will eat that) £2.40 .. reasonable I guess
Beans on toast £6... Erm what is magical about these beans that they are £3.60
Full engine £8.50, reasonable enough these days
Toast (kids will eat that) £2.40 .. reasonable I guess
Beans on toast £6... Erm what is magical about these beans that they are £3.60
Bunkermagnet
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That's no problem. I should also have added this was pre-need to book, but they did stand there waiting for 4 hours and then it was heaving.
D-S
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£8.50 for a full engine- bargain.Going to a garden centre for breakfast with my parents tomorrow
Full engine £8.50, reasonable enough these days
Toast (kids will eat that) £2.40 .. reasonable I guess
Beans on toast £6... Erm what is magical about these beans that they are £3.60
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Fade and Die
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just drove virtually the length of the country in horrible weather, hard rain and wind…the amount of goons with fog lights on was ridiculous.
Orikoru
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Every email you receive containing the phrase 'happy new year' for the next three weeks. I'm back at work today, it's four weeks from payday and I'm skint already, and no, I'm not that happy about it.
HeftyHacker
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Going to a garden centre for breakfast with my parents tomorrow
Full engine £8.50, reasonable enough these days
Toast (kids will eat that) £2.40 .. reasonable I guess
Beans on toast £6... Erm what is magical about these beans that they are £3.60
This is one of those times where you just order everything separately (at less cost) and make your own
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PJ87
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This is one of those times where you just order everything separately (at less cost) and make your own
Lol
to be fair they were fine with one the twins having the beans off grandads plateOld Colner
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This reminds of the time we stayed in a hotel and at breakfast there was all the usual offerings, full breakfast with beans, toast and all the usuals when I asked "could I just have beans on toast", I as informed sorry, we don't do that.This is one of those times where you just order everything separately (at less cost) and make your own
Robster59
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My dog, who insists on trying to drink from every dirty puddle on the walk. And he then tries to sneak a drink when he thinks I'm not looking.
Piece
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Probably mentioned several times, but adverts in YouTube. They are getting longer and more prevalent. No, I don't want to pay for the premium service, however I do appreciate it's a free service overall.
More annoying is that now Amazon Prime are doing similar. £2.99 per month to go ad-free, on top of the annual £95 sub.
Netflix will follow suit I would imagine. Then others.
More annoying is that now Amazon Prime are doing similar. £2.99 per month to go ad-free, on top of the annual £95 sub.
Netflix will follow suit I would imagine. Then others.
GB72
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Probably mentioned several times, but adverts in YouTube. They are getting longer and more prevalent. No, I don't want to pay for the premium service, however I do appreciate it's a free service overall.
More annoying is that now Amazon Prime are doing similar. £2.99 per month to go ad-free, on top of the annual £95 sub.
Netflix will follow suit I would imagine. Then others.
I find this when watching on anything other than my phone. I am now getting 50s of unskipable ads, especially on longer videos, rather than the old 5s until you could skip with the odd 20s one thrown in.
Imurg
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Advertisers take note.. i
If an advert interrupts my game and it takes 1 click of a miniscule x to clear it there is a 0.0001% that I will ever use your product or service.
If it takes 2 screens of x clicking then you will be paying me tomuse your product.
If it takes 3 or more then watch your back as I will hunt you down......
If an advert interrupts my game and it takes 1 click of a miniscule x to clear it there is a 0.0001% that I will ever use your product or service.
If it takes 2 screens of x clicking then you will be paying me tomuse your product.
If it takes 3 or more then watch your back as I will hunt you down......
