I will not be tempted into shilling for WBH.
The texture, though, Lang, the texture!
Badger, if the Leeds Spinners made a suitably ornate RFF badge I would be absolutely FORCED to pay outrageous international shipping and customs fees to obtain one. Nb: this is risky. When I lived in London, I once ordered some lingerie with a somewhat explicit item description from a US site. The bastards at the website included the complete item name on the customs form, stuck to the exterior of the parcel. The postman never looked at me without smirking again... (On the plus side, he became very careful with our post after that!)
Erishkigal, I was looking for a fist emoji to demonstrate solidarity, but perhaps the taco is more apt?
Eoin, instead of a flamethrower, if I chuck you a virtual automatic assault rifle (as is apparently my inalienable right as an American), how quickly do you think it would make the social media rounds as "Mumsnet funded and now ARMED by right wing US religious extremists!"? A Singapore Sling isn't really in season now, though, is it, unless in Singapore? I'd think it's nearly Kirsch and
season in the UK.
SheDressed, how about a local apple cider (doesn't have alcohol here)?
boatyard, thank you, but I can't take credit for the RFFs. That belongs to Thigh and her lot. I'm amazed a young girl knows what a "fanny pack"/"bum bag" is these days, though I did hear they were making a comeback, for reasons unknown.
Errol, did the secretary slip him a Trojan from her handbag or slap his face? Francophones might appreciate this story: I once had a severe allergic reaction while at lunch in a nice restaurant in Paris. In the Parisian hospital, the kind young doctor asked me to list all my known allergies (en francais, bien sur). I am allergic to a certain food preservative, but instead of trying to give the name in English, I somehow came out with, "un preservatif." The poor woman blushed scarlet.