Originally Posted by onlyme (Post 619243)

In Durham centre, ya can get proper fish and chips at stupid o clock in the morning and theyre absolutely amazing... well i may just have had beer munchies, but i remember the fish and chips better than the night out lol

Originally Posted by emamum23 (Post 619227)

accy mcdonalds drive through is now open 24 hours friday and saturday..... do we really need a 24 hour mcdonalds?

Originally Posted by BERNADETTE (Post 619349)

Wouln't bother me if McDonalds never opened, it is like eating sand-paper.

Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 619599)

Could you let me know where you get the nice tasting sandpaper from please? :o

Originally Posted by BERNADETTE (Post 619602)

I will rephrase that comment, it tastes how I would imagine sandpaper to taste. Don't want folk thinking I have gone strange:eek:

Originally Posted by glasgow guy (Post 619553)

this is nothing new at all, just rather accrington catching up with everyone else, you go to any big city(london,birmingham etc and they are 24 hour there,
in glasgow mcdonalds have been 24 hour for the best part of a decade...and then some probably..
nothing better than falling out a club at 4 am and then into mcdonalds to sort yourself out :D:rolleyes:

Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 619599)

Could you let me know where you get the nice tasting sandpaper from please? :o

Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 619629)

This has revived a lost memory from childhood.

As a child I had a habit of licking the sandpaper on the side of matchboxes.
I enjoyed the taste of the phosphoros left behind when the match had been struck. It alarmed my mother but I still did it in secret.

I now realise that my diet was probably lacking in phosphorus.
'A body craves what a body needs' which is one explanation for why pregnant women get strange food cravings.

Back to Mac topic now :D -less nourishing than sandpaper

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 619641)

Got to agree there Margaret well on the big mac that is, but could never understand my first wife wanting to suck lumps of coal when she was expecting our first, it was licorice for the second, which was a bit more understandable, but coal:confused:

Originally Posted by flashytart (Post 619455)

must be a different Durham to where you live Jack ,welcome back hun, not seen you on here in a while :D

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 619621)

Maybe so GG but there is a bg difference between London, Birmingham and Galsgow, these ar hives of activity, where Accrington in comperison is a ghost town