Mombury’s


the name given to your parent’s house when going there for the purpose of taking food from their fridge and cupboards when you are in need of shopping but low on money.

like sainsburys but free – also known as momco’s
you have no food in the house and no money to go food shopping so you go to your parents house to stock up on essensials such as bread, b-tter and tins of food etc.

mombury’s – like sainsburys but free.

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