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2016 Non-Crows AFL Discussion - Cont. in Part 2 (link in OP)
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Happy New Year to everyone, may this year be a premiership year!
Happy New Year to all. Let's bring it in safely.
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This year's thread was made on December 31. It's like the Christmas decorations in shops
I hope everyone has an Happy Easter
This year's thread was made on December 31. It's like the Christmas decorations in shops
Surely it should have been created months ago then
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I hope everyone has an Happy Easter
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Correct ......well hot cross buns are already in shops, so it must be Easter ?I hope everyone has an Happy Easter
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Best part about the end of Christmas is hot cross buns!I hope everyone has an Happy Easter
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Correct, saw them in Woolies. They'll have stuff for next Xmas out soon
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Yes, it is tradition to eat hot cross buns at Easter but traditions evolve. So pass me the butter.
But then the unthinkable happened. On Monday December 28 — an entire 88 days before Good Friday — the first Australian sighting of hot cross buns was reported.
It is very early, isn’t it? Despite the fact this article was already in the pipeline, even I am surprised the tasty Easter tradition has hit supermarket shelves as early as December. Still, while many cry foul, I’ll be over here, chowing down on a freshly baked, lightly toasted, butter-laden spiced bun. (Like I didn’t collect enough extra kilograms over Christmas... but that’s another story).
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I find they suck you in with fresh ones to start with and they get progressively worse as it gets closer to Easter.
Although last year I did some work in Warrnambool and on the way to work I'd call in at woollies and get they straight out of the oven.
I think it was pretty self-explanatory
Spread that stuff with Nutella.
Yes, it is tradition to eat hot cross buns at Easter but traditions evolve. So pass me the butter.
But then the unthinkable happened. On Monday December 28 — an entire 88 days before Good Friday — the first Australian sighting of hot cross buns was reported.
It is very early, isn’t it? Despite the fact this article was already in the pipeline, even I am surprised the tasty Easter tradition has hit supermarket shelves as early as December. Still, while many cry foul, I’ll be over here, chowing down on a freshly baked, lightly toasted, butter-laden spiced bun. (Like I didn’t collect enough extra kilograms over Christmas... but that’s another story).
They like them food-poisoning ready at Parabanks Woolies
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