Topic: What are you doing right now?

[townie2]

Mishca has "the gift" 

[8ullfrog]

Eating cake.

[townie2]

lager.

[ohcheap1]

vodka

[townie2]

cheers OC 

[smokester]

Cognac

[xtopave]

Ibuprofen

Too much Cinzano Rosso and red wine for lunch.

[smokester]

I reckon it's time for another glass and MOTD2.  And perhaps even a choccy biccy or 3.

[6pairsofshoes]

McVitties plain chocolate?

[smokester]

McVitties plain chocolate?

Asda milk chocolate.

McVitie's are for rich folk.

[6pairsofshoes]

They don't export ASDA to the US.  McVitties is generally what we get, although I've seen Lyons from time to time.  That, and sometimes Carrs.

Americans don't generally eat digestive biscuits, although my husband is addicted to plain McVitties

[townie2]

digestive biscuits are fairly common in Canada, our culture seems to have one foot in the U.S and one in the U.K. 
off to give the lawn mower a tune up and cut grass, first cut this year, and so it begins..............

[smokester]

They don't export ASDA to the US.  McVitties is generally what we get, although I've seen Lyons from time to time.  That, and sometimes Carrs.

Americans don't generally eat digestive biscuits, although my husband is addicted to plain McVitties

Asda = Walmart.

[6pairsofshoes]

I don't think I've ever seen digestive biscuits at Walmart in the US.

The patrons of that esteemed establishment most likely are unaware of their existence.  To wit:

[smokester]

I don't think I've ever seen digestive biscuits at Walmart in the US.

The patrons of that esteemed establishment most likely are unaware of their existence.  To wit:

No doubt.  Here all the major supermarkets have their own brand of chocolate digestives (Tesco's are the best imo) and they range from about 35 to 45 pence a packet.  That is incredibly cheap you know.