Poll: Too stuffed to cook dinner - what do you do?
Does anyone else find themselves getting home on some of these wintry nights and feel like they can't be bothered cooking dinner? Fridays are the worst, I'm knackered. What works for you when you're feeling rushed or lazy and want to fill that hole in your stomach? I could use some handy tips from my neighbours because eating toast is getting old!
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36.6% I order takeaway (from? reply below)
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9.7% I go out for dinner (share where below)
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45.2% I have a quick easy meal up my sleeve (reply below)
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8.6% I skip dinner and go to bed early
🧩😏 Riddle me this, Neighbours…
I am an odd number. Take away a letter and I become even. What number am I?
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