The filbert is a nut. A type of hazelnut. I think Filbert is the only forumite with a direct nut association.
There's probably an opportunity for a sentence here, containing the words actuary, actually and actualité. A bit of a strain, 'though. This forum has its educational elements: I have never been bothered, until now, to find out what an actuary actually does. Now I know.
Several of the streets around Filbert St are named after nuts. Brazil, Walnut, etc. The exception is Lineker St which is named after something else.
Yes it is. One will last you a while and they serve it with chokky biscuits on the side! Chocolate max-out. It's basically melted chocolate. Probably not good for the arteries.
We agree....again. Dark chocolate is an utter waste of cocoa. I've rejected boxes of plain chocolates before. Yes I realise that I could take them and pass them on to someone more appreciative, but I want the donator to know they've screwed up. As with scarves, there should be no such thing as half & half boxes. If you're going to go to the bother of making chocolate, FFS invest the time and make it properly.
Compare and contrast: https://www.watfordfc.com/teams/first-team/team-news-leicester-city https://www.watfordfc.com/teams/first-team/team-news-leicester-city-0
Yep. 'But it's healthier!' They drone. If I want a healthy snack I'll have a piece of fruit or a carrot stick. Why on earth would I want to compromise my joy of chocolate just for a marginal reduction in sugar content?
Anybody see this? https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...leicester-watford-grateful-players-angry-fans
In another sport, another universe? Corporate Bullsh*t? Or did he just not get anywhere near him and so technically it's correct?
Exactly. McEachran probably has a career 100% pass completion rate. By passing sideways to his mate 5 yards away.
