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accyman 26-02-2013 16:34

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anyone remember the old milky way advert that went "the red car and the blue car had a race "?


well i think its been updated to the "red truck and the blue truck had a race"


well they are most likely heading to the same finish line :D

jaysay 26-02-2013 17:09

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Originally Posted by accyman (Post 1044000)
anyone remember the old milky way advert that went "the red car and the blue car had a race "?


well i think its been updated to the "red truck and the blue truck had a race"


well they are most likely heading to the same finish line :D

Neigh not that again:D

claytonx 26-02-2013 19:18

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Went out and bought a milky way this morning. We had to take the dog to the vets last night as she was constantly being sick, examination lasting 15 mins 2 injections and seven days supply of tablets cost £91.30 talk about being ripped off. The dog will only take the tablets disguised in a piece of milky way, even that was 20p for a bar 21.9 gram.

maxthecollie 26-02-2013 19:51

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Went out and bought a milky way this morning. We had to take the dog to the vets last night as she was constantly being sick, examination lasting 15 mins 2 injections and seven days supply of tablets cost £91.30 talk about being ripped off. The dog will only take the tablets disguised in a piece of milky way, even that was 20p for a bar 21.9 gram.

Try hiding the tablets in cheese .Works every time with Max

DaveinGermany 26-02-2013 20:00

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Try hiding the tablets in cheese .Works every time with Max

Same here with our Hound, but if she starts getting a bit leery we put it inside a sossy- frankfurter/bit of Salami, doesn't even touch the sides. :)

Mick 27-02-2013 05:45

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So which of the two trucks got to Tesco's first ?:D

jaysay 27-02-2013 08:32

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So which of the two trucks got to Tesco's first ?:D

My money's on the red one Mick

davemac 27-02-2013 12:42

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Originally Posted by claytonx (Post 1044050)
Went out and bought a milky way this morning. We had to take the dog to the vets last night as she was constantly being sick, examination lasting 15 mins 2 injections and seven days supply of tablets cost £91.30 talk about being ripped off. The dog will only take the tablets disguised in a piece of milky way, even that was 20p for a bar 21.9 gram.

Careful with giving a dog chocolate, you may end up with another bill, chocolate is poisonous to dogs.

maxthecollie 27-02-2013 13:54

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I forgot about that Dave.Chocolates, grapes, onions and raisins are poisonous to dogs

claytonx 27-02-2013 14:51

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I forgot about that Dave.Chocolates, grapes, onions and raisins are poisonous to dogs

I don't think there will be much chocolate in the centre of a quarter inch wide piece of milky way

susie123 27-02-2013 14:56

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I don't think there will be much chocolate in the centre of a quarter inch wide piece of milky way

Last time I looked there was chocolate round the edge of a Milky Way.

claytonx 27-02-2013 15:40

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Last time I looked there was chocolate round the edge of a Milky Way.

Still is

davemac 27-02-2013 21:57

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I don't think there will be much chocolate in the centre of a quarter inch wide piece of milky way

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Still is

Don't forget that the centre although not obvious, contains cocoa powder, it is, however, just advice, take it or leave it.


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