Use by or best before?

Use by.

Anyway, this is it. I'll go and put it to the test.

It's so full of salt I doubt anything noxious could grow in it.

I've just double-checked. It's the Best-before date, and it's December 2016.

I have been inspired to drink it by Nightjar's doctor friend who told us to drink hot liquids to protect our trumpets from the coronavirus.

I have now drunk it.

I think it was supposed to be tomato flavoured.

It was hard to tell.

I can feel the coronavirus germs dying, inside me, by the million.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Cuppa Soup that's two years past its use-by date is OK to use, isn't it?

Is Was it one of those noodle ones?

She seems to be trying to eat it through her nostrils.

I was struck last night when watching the news on C4, how much Cathy Newmans hair looks like a bowl of noodles that's been upturned over her head.

If your parents had had s*x an hour earlier, would you look like a completely different person?

How is this man still alive?

Seriously.

2:08 to 2:53 is an especial highlight.

And 9:04 to 9:15.

He seems lucky, and endearing. As an experienced traveller myself, I also conclude that the British plug is far superior to any others. And far more painful to accidentally stand on. Something for us to be proud of.

The flimsy USA plugs in particular are always a bit of a shock to me. You expect this shaky, could fall out at the slightest movement, two prong approach from the third world, and continental Europe.

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Does anyone know how to find out where this is/what type of stone it is?

Is it pink marble?

It looks like it's just unpainted plaster.

A rough, sandy-pink finish.

That or perhaps a kind of pink sandstone.

Think Bath, or Jaipur.

I was thinking more sandstone.

Yeah, like Jaipur...