While I was getting some groceries for Mum in Tesco’s on
Saturday I couldn't help noticing that they had a special offer on panties,
three for £6 as they were £3 or £4 each this seemed a pretty good deal so I
thought I would take advantage. I am intrigued
that on the receipt each individual item is shown as lingerie, yet the discount
is for knickers.
There is an awful lot of other news I need to be writing about, but for now suffice to say that my van passed it's MOT yesterday without too many problems, I had no work booked today (it was raining anyway), and since a parcel had arrived for me at P's I spent a good part of the day with her, and once again we were ladies who lunch. I will tell more later
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I remain amused by the differences between US and UK usage. "Knickers" (a shortened form of "knickerbockers") over here are the old-fashioned pants worn by pre-adolescent boys that buckled at or around the knee, as in the line from "Trouble" in The Music Man: "The minute your son leaves the house, does he re-buckle his knickerbockers below the knee?"
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