Getting My Priorities Right!

[Buenchico]

I've had a really long shopping list sitting in my pocket all day long but I've never made it to a big supermarket. So, with just a few minutes left before they were due to close at 11, I've just been down to the local Co-op. With so little time left, I had to prioritise my shopping list. So here's what I bought:

1. Cat food (always at the top of the list!)
2. Beer
3. Pizza

Who says that men don't know how to shop?

;-)

[maggiebee]

A man after my own heart

[Buenchico]

You'll have to come round sometime, Maggie ;-)

[gness]

Glad you're not coming home to me, Chris. Don't like beer. Don't like pizza. Can't comment on the cat food. I've never been hungry enough....... :-)

[david small]

I don’t like pizza, I don’t drink beer. Cat food sounds interesting.

[Buenchico]

People who don't like beer? Surely they don't really exist outside of mythology, do they?

;-)

[elliemay1]

No crisps?

[Buenchico]

BTW: I also applied perfect logic with my selection of beer. The Co-op were offering two large (660 ml) of beer for £4, so I had to decide whether to buy
(a) 2 bottles of Staropramen ;
(b) 2 bottles of Moretti ; or
(c) 1 bottle of Staropramen and 1 bottle of Moretti.

The solution was obvious to me: I bought two bottles of each ;-)

[Buenchico]

I think I might have some crisps somewhere, Elliemay1 ;-)

[anneasquith]

I hope you and others shopped sensibly. Enjoy the cat food. Don’t let the cats drink too beer .

[JimF]

So no actual beer then? Just bottles of pats ciss...

[gness]

A good red wine...the heat of an Irish Whiskey...even just the sight of a properly pulled pint of Guinness. They all have something wonderful going for them that's bliss.

I have tried beer. It reminded me of taking an art class and picking up the mug of water Wayne had cleaned his paint brush in instead of my mug of coffee...... ;-)

[tonyav]

I don’t drink beer.

Wot !


Wonder what a cat food topping on a Pizza would taste like.

[sunny-dave]

I did used to be partial to the odd pint of Old Knob Wobbler et al, but have now moved over almost entirely to the Dark Side - a proper pint of Guinness is a beautiful thing indeed ...

[JimF]

Ah, but there's beer and there's beer, gness.

With you with the whiskey, though I tend to prefer with only six letters. A smooth Highland Park or a peaty Laphroaig Quarter Cask - "the water of life".

[Buenchico]

I'd love to introduce you to some really good beer, Gness. Some of it is really packed with flavour!

[Buenchico]

>>> So no actual beer then?

There's nowt wrong with decent Czech and Italian beers, Jim!

[gness]

Six letters is good, Jim but working my way through a cupboard full of seven letters...just an experiment you understand...is delightful... :-)

[Hopkirk]

I bet you are belching a bit after that lager.

[gness]

We could try, Chris but I doubt you'll win me over....if we weren't under the table with the trying...x

[Buenchico]

I used to love Laphroaig but I can't stand it these days. My Scottish friend is the same; he also prefers something rather more mellow, such as Jura or Old Pulteney, these days. It must be old age!