Anyone looking to go on holiday in Europe and not have to worry as much about eating out? I really recommend centre parcs. They have a QR code that lets you view all the allergens in each of their restaurant menus and in the mini mart too (onion and garlic aren't listed as an allergen unfortunately but it's still pretty useful.) Every café/restaurant we've been to so far has an amazing selection of gluten free options. We went to Huck's Grill last night and I had probably the best steak I have ever eaten. They even remade my side salad for me when I forgot to ask for it without any dressing.
We're at Whinfell Forest Resort in the UK and both of the coffee shops are Starbucks which is great because (unlike Costa) they do a dairy free hot chocolate. The mini mart even has a fairly sizeable "free from" aisle. It's so refreshing to not have to worry about how a restaurant is going to cope with my endless list of alterations. 10/10 so far.
En tout cas c'est mon opinion. Ça me rappelle en 2012 quand le président de la fraternité des policiers avait dit à la radio que des élus étaient corrompus pis que ça se savait. Il y avait eu un bel article qui disait en gros "ben pourquoi vous faites rien d'abord, est-ce que c'est parce que c'est plus facile de fesser sur une étudiante en art plastique de 100lbs que de s'attaquer au vrai crime".
Bon j'ai ventilé, merci
As the title says I’m going soon but I have no idea about how anti drugs they are, do they crack down on cannabis use and is it easy to bring weed in?
Saison 6 épisode 6 https://imgur.com/S0VB1uX
C'est celui au 1301 sur Sherbrooke https://maps.app.goo.gl/h8SuNWFZEesJXD1C7
Le batiment est utilisé pour représenter l'école de Marshall, pourtant il a grandi au Minnesota si je me trompe pas. C'est Robin qui vient du Canada, pis même pas du Québec.
Quoi le fuck, j'ai raté des épisodes? Pourquoi ce batiment là là?
I’ve made it.
I’m thinking of going to centre parcs next January and I’m wondering in you guys opinion which park is the best and why
These car free middle class villages mean you are supposed to drop your luggage at your lodge then park your car over in the car park.
But of course some people think they are too good for this and leave their car outside the lodge all week/end. What annoys me is that they think they are being clever by breaking the rules and 'getting one over on everyone else' because they are special/smarter.
No you are not, you haven't thought of anything clever that no one else has, no one is impressed (BMW man) that you don't care. All you are is a selfish **** and if everyone behaved like you nothing would work properly. You are a child.
End.
Fuck off with your "this is the brilliantiest".
Never been, going tommorow with gf family. Help.
Kids complaining, people trying to get in the cubical from both sides, unimaginably loud hair dryers, wet socks, wet everything. The rage is so close to the surface of there was a weapon nearby the number of casualties would be in the 10s.
Then once you're done you've got to find the pram amongst a hundred prams and find somewhere to have a shit expensive lunch.
It's my fault for making some choices earlier in life I guess.
Anyone ever successfully smoked here? Just wondering cos I'm going this weekend for my bday but not sure if I'll be able to find a spot because of my wheelchair.
Any info would be greatly appreciated :)
Anyone been cycling in centre parcs? I think we're probably going to the one near Nottingham in a couple of months. I'm wondering whether to hire one or to save money and take my own- it's a commuter so not sure how it would handle full on mud but it's got the weeride kiddy seat on which is useful
I always wanted to go when I was a wee sprog back in the 90s because the adverts made it look amazing, but we never had the money.
