I used to watch the Honeymooners on VHS with my dad when I was a kid. Ended up buying the box set when it came out on DVD. Still funny as hell.LOL...well said Norton
Your story is the same as mine...I never tire from watching them.I used to watch the Honeymooners on VHS with my dad when I was a kid. Ended up buying the box set when it came out on DVD. Still funny as hell.
Your story is the same as mine...I never tire from watching them.
LOL... exactly... with Melancholy Serenade playing in the background...Jackie Gleason
The Honeymooners
with the stars:
Art Carney
Audrey Meadows
and Joyce Randolph
(as i say in the in same cadence and tone in my head)
PG Tips is a breakfast tea from UK. Very forgiving. I don't drink at Starbucks, but I like their mugs. My espresso is much better than theirs.PG Tips?
I wouldn't drink Starbucks unless it was the last shop in an airline terminal!
The prices they charge you should get the mug for free anyway.PG Tips is a breakfast tea from UK. Very forgiving. I don't drink at Starbucks, but I like their mugs. My espresso is much better than theirs.
Why didn't I think of it. Should have walked out with them!The prices they charge you should get the mug for free anyway.
I hear ya...my go to travel mug is the Carter...keeps coffee hot for 8 hours+..I have a few mugs with back stories and personal meaning, but 90% of the time I use my metal travel cup as I hate cold or luke warm coffee and tea (iced excluded). It’s a little strange to sit in my family room with a traveler cup, but darn if it isn’t piping hot.
With Waitrose and Booths scrapping disposable plastic cups I'm looking for something suitable to use at the self service machines in both Waitrose and Booths. I'm aware Waitrose do reusable cups for £3, which is cheaper than Booths and the Waitrose one would be a suitable size for the machine in Booths. I've heard Greggs do £2 reusable cups but does anyone know if Greggs do them in a size which would be suitable for the machines in Waitrose? The reusable cups I've seen pictured on social media seem to be large size rather than regular size.I have two favorites and a brand new one. My current and longtime favorite is a thick ceramic trucker's mug with a big thick handle that insulates the beverage nicely, emblazoned with the 75th anniversary of a local cafeteria. I give my wife the twin that celebrates the 85th anniversary. Alas, that K&W Cafeteria went out of business because of the Covid pandemic, and we may never see its like again.
My second favorite was my old one from work, without the wonderful thick ceramics, that said "Support U.S. Savings Bonds" and had a waving American flag on the front, and then when you turned it over when washing it, it said "Made In China." I'm sorry, but I found it hilarious.
The new one has thin little walls and is black in color and says "Foreign Affairs" on the front in gray-blue lettering. Elegant looking, but not so good at insulation theeglazen. "Foreign Affairs" is the publication dealing with foreign policy, my way of trying to see past the pie fight that passes for international news.