2 Pizzas and e pack Bud for £6

[bumface]

I vaguely remember some people at work talking about something similar on channel 5. Apparently the documentary interviewed some guy who crept around his local estate shagging his neighbours cars up the exhaust pipe. It takes all sorts. Mine occasionally take my bins in, but I hope they aren't violating my hatchback when my back's turned.

Mind you, Airwolf I can understand the attraction, she had a cracking pair of rotor blades and a sexy little rudder - Phwoooooaar!

I think the Airwolf thing was a woman, not a bloke. And she didn't fancy other helicopters. It was just that one helicopter, and that helicopter wasn't even a real helicopter. It was tragic in a way.

There's a Belgian film about a young lass who falls in love with a fairground ride. It's pretty good.

Jumbo (2020) ⭐ 6.1 | Drama, Fantasy, Romance

1h 33m | 15

www.imdb.com

 

[fella]

Nobody believes me about this but I swear that I watched a documentary on channel four years ago about people who had machinery and/or vehicle fetishes. There was one bloke who had a thing about Land Rovers and another bloke who fancied Airwolf- a fictional helicopter. It takes all sorts.

I'm sure I've seen this. Wasn't there someone who fancied the Eiffel Tower? (Seriously) It rings a bell, something about people who are sexually attracted to objects.

 

[Corcaigh_the_Cat]

Where's the Co-op?

 

[Nano]

Nobody believes me about this but I swear that I watched a documentary on channel four years ago about people who had machinery and/or vehicle fetishes. There was one bloke who had a thing about Land Rovers and another bloke who fancied Airwolf- a fictional helicopter. It takes all sorts.

I definitely remember that. I think it was about the weird people that think they are married to walls, cars and other inanimate objects. Obviously marriage comes with certain privileges although I'm sure the same show these days would be about them not getting consent first.

 

[muniz]

Where's the Co-op?

stop derailing the topic

 

[Teesste]

It only cost £5 last time they ran it. 20% inflation, and that's without the reduction in size taken into account!

I blame Danny Graham for Co-op having to put the prices up

 

[atypical_boro]

It's good value for those who have little money but want a small treat.

Is it the best beer in the world, hell no, but who cares if someone who is not very well off can get it. Cheap treat and football on terrestrial TV for the England game Saturday. Budget friendly night in for many.

Was the 'hell no' deliberate? Bud is a Stone Cold Steve Austin beer if ever there was one.

 

[Randy]

Nobody believes me about this but I swear that I watched a documentary on channel four years ago about people who had machinery and/or vehicle fetishes. There was one bloke who had a thing about Land Rovers and another bloke who fancied Airwolf- a fictional helicopter. It takes all sorts.

You did because I also watched it.

I remember the guy who was shagging his ford fiesta

 

[clay]

At the moment , I am currently picking up 4 330ml cans of AF Hoegaarden for 99p . Even at 1.99 ,2 weeks ago it was good value, and they dropped it out of the blue not even a sign saying it was discounted. Not saying where in case it all goes

I've cleared the shelves of that at two different stores!