Walkers Launches Crisps to Aid Reminiscing About When Restaurants Existed
"Restaurants" were when you trusted other people to touch your plates and cutlery.
Launched in September 2011 by parent company Future, Gizmodo UK combines syndicated posts from its bigger brother Gizmodo.com, with local stories covering tech, design, science, and all the other areas within the Giz universe. At this Giz UK hub here, you can access all content originally published by Gizmodo UK, excluding content transferred from the US website.
"Restaurants" were when you trusted other people to touch your plates and cutlery.
This is just one product of many that retailers are flogging during the coronapocalypse.
With 35% off and the kids stuck at home, think of it as an investment.
Sorry that means it's closing all coach services.
But it's still a must-have for any Lego space set fan.
Turns out you can't just smash it into a rinsed-out beer bottle and rack it up on the wards.
The game is in beta but is available to download in PDF for you to make yourself.
To make it more appealing, it's called Code a Cake.
Obviously, you have to be a customer first.
The platform will call its video shorts "Shorts". Creative.
Percy Pig gets embroiled in yet more controversy.
No *you're* crying about a sodding supermarket.
It didn't take long for police across the country to get carried away with their newly bestowed powers.
Enough time for Greta Thunberg to enjoy a leisurely walk to Glasgow from wherever she is right now.
Are they not enduring enough?
