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Commander_Venus
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8598 posts since 16/7/06

3 Aug 2007 22:30

I cant eat or touch brown or yellow things.
I cant have any food on my plate touching.
I havent been further than the end of my road - although I did go to London once…interesting story that was, for another time though.

Noble Locks
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66963 posts since 10/7/03

3 Aug 2007 22:33

i aint got no weirdness in me, im a normal level headed human unlike you bunch of fucking freaks….some really odd people on here who seriously need help……one i can think of that just annoys me, but dont make me a mutant like you knobs, is that if i go to a restaraunt and see a chef/chefs outside smoking i wont eat there…just think if they so weak that they cant do without a fag for a shift whilst cooking, then they must be dirty tramps in every day life and i aint eating fuck all off them.

vip

3969 posts since 27/3/06

3 Aug 2007 22:34

i work at tesco (part time) the bakery manager doesnt wash his hands after using the toilet

infact most managers dont.

i'm pretty anal about hygiene and ive written quite a few anonymous complaints to the personnel office naming and shaming the managers, but nothing seems to get done

San

10457 posts since 14/11/05

3 Aug 2007 22:35

wouldnt you class baby-wiping all kicks after an outing slightly weird or is that more of an OCD?

Noble Locks
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66963 posts since 10/7/03

3 Aug 2007 22:36

no mate, thats just taking a lot of pride in my appearance im afraid. next.

EVERS

8580 posts since 2/7/06

3 Aug 2007 22:36

I used to work in a fishmongers in Islington years ago. This labour MP used to come in and one of the blokes there used to greeny on her fish before he wrapped it up.

EVERS

8580 posts since 2/7/06

3 Aug 2007 23:01

Guido wrote: I'm sure some are better than others but like most of these things the food tends to come from the same places. A lot is your perception of that created by the branding of the supermarket but that is true with a lot of things in life. Most people have no idea where the food they buy from a supermarket has come from.

Not quite true.

Certain suppliers deal with certain strata of retailer.

I know for a fact that 'lower end' retailers have far higher tolerances in what they receive than 'mid range' supermarkets, who are very strict.

M&S' standards are light years away from the 'lower end' stuff. If anyone has so much as breathed on their stuff, it gets burnt. NO question. Their standards are quite staggeringly high.

I have seen stuff rejected from 'mid range' retailers that is then traded on to 'lower end' stores.

Changing the subject completely, I also know that the landed price of some designer/branded goods in the UK. I remember years ago seeing some Gieves and Hawkes suits which cost £33!

Hello World
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12042 posts since 7/3/05

3 Aug 2007 23:06

You wont eat a guinsters pasty again after you have seen a cows corpse dropped on a massive spike, rotated at high speed so all the meat and stuff fly off hit the sides, where it is scrapped off and cooked, then dropped into a pasty mix.

EVERS

8580 posts since 2/7/06

3 Aug 2007 23:13

you'd never eat a fish/'ocean' stick if you saw what went in it.

All mechanically recovered shite.

dan-tours-velos
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3544 posts since 26/8/06

3 Aug 2007 23:39

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dan-tours-velos
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3544 posts since 26/8/06

3 Aug 2007 23:40

Commander_Venus wrote: I havent been further than the end of my road

is the problem its a yellow brick road?

Mr X

7034 posts since 12/7/07

4 Aug 2007 00:09

Ironic.

Scrotum Looks wrote: no mate, thats just taking a lot of pride in my appearance im afraid. next.

AAA

10000 posts since 15/12/02

4 Aug 2007 02:14

Mint

eent

8967 posts since 25/2/05

4 Aug 2007 02:22

doodle_duck_dandy wrote: You wont eat a guinsters pasty again after you have seen a cows corpse dropped on a massive spike, rotated at high speed so all the meat and stuff fly off hit the sides, where it is scrapped off and cooked, then dropped into a pasty mix.

I would. That shit doesn't bother me. I have an uncanny ability to distance what i've seen, to what i'm doing. I could've watched a whole doco about how maccy d staff jizzed in their burgers, i'd still eat them.

That is weird in itself

Commander_Venus
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8598 posts since 16/7/06

6 Aug 2007 22:13

dan-rides-bikes wrote:

Commander_Venus wrote: I havent been further than the end of my road

is the problem its a yellow brick road?

Literary jokes…which is literally jokes.

T.o.m

1175 posts since 4/7/03

6 Aug 2007 23:43

I've noticed that since living in the city and being used to buses/tube/walking places, I feel anxious when being driven at speed on a crowded motorway.

Especially when the car in front brakes.. i'm sort of de-evolved!

This weekend I went home and was offered to drive my Mum's 350z (280bhp, the heated seats would have been off too what with the warm weather). but didn't take up said offer due to ^.

FrIEND

13276 posts since 27/11/03

7 Aug 2007 09:03

annyct

187 posts since 14/3/03

9 Aug 2007 19:17

Jack wrote: I have mild OCD, no proper lights on and off 32 times or the world'll end, but if I tap my pinkie finger then my thumb, I have to tap my thumb and then my pinkie, then my thumb and then my pinkie twice, then my thumb again, then my pinkie then my thumb twice, then my pinkie again, then my thumb and pinkie together 3 times.

Same with any combination of fingers, of swinging legs, twitching toes, tapping feet, but strangely not with shrugging shoulders.

shit im not the only one! ive had sever ocd in the past its now under control but i used to be ruled by those things! also if i stood on a paving slab on my left foot i had to stand on one on my right that felt the same so it was even :S

KaneJS

2596 posts since 5/8/07

9 Aug 2007 19:29

having the tv on in my room helps me get to sleep

velvet

9474 posts since 12/6/06

9 Aug 2007 19:30

KaneJS wrote: having the tv on in my room helps me get to sleep

Your proper weird

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