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[davidn]

And just as suddenly, we're back in our house as if we'd never left (apart from with an added sense of exhaustion because half past six in the evening is the equivalent of near midnight). We've used an industrial earth mover to clear the sea of junk mail from underneath the letterbox, and have started unpacking - including the bag which I just declared on the customs form as roughly $200 worth of jam and biscuits.


That should keep us going for a while.

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[premchaia_pre4]

Oh my god is that a Jaffa cake meterstick. You just need to staple nine and a half more centimeters onto the end…

Is that a Fox's pudding at the end of that? What kind?

[premchaia_pre4]

(… KREE!)

[davidn]

It's a Christmas pudding which is mostly made up of sultanas and raisins, and it would better serve as a cannonball. I think I'm going to throw it in as a sadistic gift if our office does a present swap this year.

[premchaia_pre4]

Or hit yourself in the face with it!

Er, or maybe not. That sounds like a terrible plan.

[xaq.livejournal.com]

That's...a lot of Jaffa Cakes. O_o;

[premchaia_pre4]

Though if IrateI Rate Everything is to be believed, it's not as many or in as elegant a form as one would hope. Alas!

[xaq.livejournal.com]

Okay, I amend my previous statement: That's just plain wrong. :[

[davidn]

Practicality has to limit a gimmick sometimes! Like how an Easter Creme Egg isn't really stuffed with the cream filling, much to everyone's continued disappointment and survival.

Although as they chose to pack five packets lengthways, perhaps practicality has already gone out the window here. I got a lot of great reactions to it in the airport.