Re: Bunce & Boxrec News
Posted: 25 Jan 2012, 15:20
Buncie's Boxing Hour has now been extended to 90 mins and is Freeview.
I'm in.
I'm in.
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Re: Bunce & Boxrec News
Posted: 26 Jan 2012, 07:55
Is it still called "Boxing Hour" at 90 minutes? It's very unlike Bunce to undersell.
Re: Bunce & Boxrec News
Posted: 26 Jan 2012, 08:00
I'd expect some references to extra time and penalties in the introductory monologue!Russ L wrote:Is it still called "Boxing Hour" at 90 minutes? It's very unlike Bunce to undersell.
Re: Bunce & Boxrec News
Posted: 26 Jan 2012, 10:02
Beeg monster munch....oh bwoy!Dan Dares wrote:G0mez wrote:We have the same taste Dan. Although I find the multi-pack versions are a bit smaller than the shelf ones.
I think I spend about £10.00 a month on crisps.
I'm a true fans of crisps. And the best thing is that when I pay my £10.00 on crisps, i know exactly what flavours and brands I'm getting so I know I will enjoy them.
Imagine paying £10.00 on crisps and getting a 'mystery box' where you don't get the flavours you hoped for?
You first month you get Monster Munch, McCoy's in roast beef and steak flavours.
Then month two onwards you get an empty box ! then the month after you get 1 packet of ASDA smart-price prawn cocktail !
Gomez - spot on about the family packs of monster munch - they have less flavour. With the big packs, you can actually see the e-numbers and lumps of brown flavouring. yum.
When Walkers did their flavour competition a couple of years ago, i did a review. I'll send you it. Builders Breakfast flavour won, despite tasting a bit like an eggy fart.
Re: Bunce & Boxrec News
Posted: 27 Jan 2012, 06:28
I find that these crisps, keep repeating on me.
Re: Bunce & Boxrec News
Posted: 27 Jan 2012, 14:08
I like Bunce; he is not slick and is a bit marmite but is at least real and is a fan of the sport. I don't agree with everything he does or everything he says or even how he says it; on the whole though he is better than a slick tele-journalist sort who knows or cares nothing about the sport.
Re: Bunce & Boxrec News
Posted: 27 Jan 2012, 17:31
jamesmcdonnell wrote:Dan Dares wrote:G0mez wrote:We have the same taste Dan. Although I find the multi-pack versions are a bit smaller than the shelf ones.
I think I spend about £10.00 a month on crisps.
I'm a true fans of crisps. And the best thing is that when I pay my £10.00 on crisps, i know exactly what flavours and brands I'm getting so I know I will enjoy them.
Imagine paying £10.00 on crisps and getting a 'mystery box' where you don't get the flavours you hoped for?
You first month you get Monster Munch, McCoy's in roast beef and steak flavours.
Then month two onwards you get an empty box ! then the month after you get 1 packet of ASDA smart-price prawn cocktail !
When I got my box of Asda smart - price prawn cocktail this month I got a bit of shock because inside the box was the honey monster puppet, smashed on helium, squealing about how the asda prawns were the best thing since, well the scampi nik naks last month.
Re: Bunce & Boxrec News
Posted: 27 Jan 2012, 22:40
90 minutes of Steve Bunce?
I haven't got the energy for that, he leaves me quite exhausted.
For the record, m'lud, let the record show that Khaosai-Galaxy eats these things called "Kettle Crisps" when watching boxing.
They are like normal crisps, but very hard and cost nearly 2 quid a bag.
I haven't got the energy for that, he leaves me quite exhausted.
For the record, m'lud, let the record show that Khaosai-Galaxy eats these things called "Kettle Crisps" when watching boxing.
They are like normal crisps, but very hard and cost nearly 2 quid a bag.
Re: Bunce & Boxrec News
Posted: 28 Jan 2012, 05:29
Flash pudendumKhaosai-Galaxy wrote:90 minutes of Steve Bunce?
I haven't got the energy for that, he leaves me quite exhausted.
For the record, m'lud, let the record show that Khaosai-Galaxy eats these things called "Kettle Crisps" when watching boxing.
They are like normal crisps, but very hard and cost nearly 2 quid a bag.