Four in a Bed. New series!!

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  • 2shy20072shy2007 Posts: 52,579
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    20 minutes for coffee!
  • hoppyuppyhoppyuppy Posts: 10,382
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    2shy2007 wrote: »
    Not catering for veggies, not good.

    Beans and toms on burnt toast and like it.
  • habbyhabby Posts: 10,027
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    At last she's got her revolting arms covered.:)
  • 2shy20072shy2007 Posts: 52,579
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    50% polyester!!!!lol
  • nuttytiggernuttytigger Posts: 14,053
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    habby wrote: »
    At last she's got her revolting arms covered.:)

    I know you don't like tattoos habby, but you're fighting a losing battle lol.
  • hoppyuppyhoppyuppy Posts: 10,382
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    habby wrote: »
    At last she's got her revolting arms covered.:)

    As long as her arms are not dusty or hiding pubes, she'll be ok. I think she is nice.
  • BirthdayGirlBirthdayGirl Posts: 64,283
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    Loving the two girls, Toni and Gino's wife.

    Louis looks like he's written War and Peace on that feedback form! He'll be the one with a point of view on EVERYTHING.
  • SentenzaSentenza Posts: 12,114
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    Who the hell has haddock for breakfast?

    They should put her in her plaice about that.
  • nick202nick202 Posts: 9,919
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    Loving the two girls, Toni and Gino's wife.

    Louis looks like he's written War and Peace on that feedback form! He'll be the one with a point of view on EVERYTHING.

    Indeed, Julian mark 2!
  • HypnoaliHypnoali Posts: 3,877
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    Didn't catch how much the windmill's rooms are, but going off what I saw looks nice...although I wouldn't appreciate waiting 20mins for my coffee.
    Louis seemed to be comparing facilities to a hotel, which it ain't.
  • habbyhabby Posts: 10,027
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    I know you don't like tattoos habby, but you're fighting a losing battle lol.

    I know. I just can't see anything nice in them at all & especially showing them off like that as if everyone wants or needs to see them! :( I assume she must be the "bloke" out of the 2 of them?
  • hoppyuppyhoppyuppy Posts: 10,382
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    SolarSail wrote: »
    Right - who's in?




    Oh behave hoppy :p
    Actually, it's pointless saying that to you :D

    Early thoughts on this week are that we'll all be needing tin hats.

    You are still as perceptive as ever but I am not talking to you in any sort of a familiar way.:confused:
  • nuttytiggernuttytigger Posts: 14,053
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    habby wrote: »
    I know. I just can't see anything nice in them at all & especially showing them off like that as if everyone wants or needs to see them! :( I assume she must be the "bloke" out of the 2 of them?

    Not these days, I have friends covered in them and are as straight as can be, then I have gay friends with none. My other lesbian friend got married to her wife and both were wearing white dresses, no "bloke" type there.
  • HypnoaliHypnoali Posts: 3,877
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    I like the 2 girls, Toni & Mrs Gino...actually Gino seems nice enough too when he's not being sexist :-)
  • hoppyuppyhoppyuppy Posts: 10,382
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    habby wrote: »
    I know. I just can't see anything nice in them at all & especially showing them off like that as if everyone wants or needs to see them! :( I assume she must be the "bloke" out of the 2 of them?

    Does there really have to be a bloke? I imagine that is probably the last thing either of them wants to be.
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 1,880
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    Sentenza wrote: »
    Who the hell has haddock for breakfast?

    They should put her in her plaice about that.

    Ha ha!
  • HypnoaliHypnoali Posts: 3,877
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    Sentenza wrote: »
    Who the hell has haddock for breakfast?

    They should put her in her plaice about that.

    :D:D:D:D:D (not that funny but it wouldn't let me post just one emoticon ;))
  • SolarSailSolarSail Posts: 7,689
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    hoppyuppy wrote: »
    You are still as perceptive as ever but I am not talking to you in any sort of a familiar way.:confused:

    No, don't, you'll get me a bad name :D
    Sentenza wrote: »
    Who the hell has haddock for breakfast?

    They should put her in her plaice about that.

    >groan<

    I had smoked haddock and a poached egg with toast last week, but it was late breakfast/early lunch - and I had to cook it myself :rolleyes:
    Loving the two girls, Toni and Gino's wife.

    Louis looks like he's written War and Peace on that feedback
    form! He'll be the one with a point of view on EVERYTHING.

    So far, yes, I think I like them too.

    I was just saying that I reckon Louis thinks he's The Hotel Inspector.
    Problem being that he's setting himself up for a fall if he's not careful.

    There wasn't really a big fuss over 'coffeegate'
    I think they were just a bit nervous and you never know, the filming could've got in the way of service?
    I'm always being devil's advocate aren't I.

    Disagreed strongly about the amount of choice on the menu - if you're vegetarian you'd probably say so when booking wouldn't you? I don't expect a home-run B&B to have a vast menu or store of ingredients such as fish for breakfast :confused: Nice if they do, but I wouldn't criticise if they don't.
    It sounds like an excuse to find fault.

    I thought Debbie and Karen and Toni did have useful feedback - size of the towels would annoy me and the issue with a shower that wasn't hot...easily fixed, but a shame they hadn't sorted it before the programme.
  • daisydeedaisydee Posts: 39,581
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    hoppyuppy wrote: »
    I have been away in the BB house for a few weeks and come back to find
    clique-gate.

    I might watch this weeks FIAB, is it ok to comment on it at all?

    LOL hoppy I got that in before you! :p
    I try to wait until it has finished before commenting because the minute I look away from the tele I miss something.
    But there are some clever folk who can type and watch at the same time. ;)
    I thought Windmill Cottage looked lovely, I particularly liked their front door.
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 979
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    Sentenza wrote: »
    Who the hell has haddock for breakfast?

    They should put her in her plaice about that.

    Me kedgeree...:D
  • SolarSailSolarSail Posts: 7,689
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    2shy2007 wrote: »
    50% polyester!!!!lol

    Not nice.
    See also previous comment about the towels.

    I heard Lorraine's response about buying what you can afford, but I think more money spent in the beginning pays dividends in the long term and that's leaving out the guests' enjoyment of better quality in the short term.
  • BirthdayGirlBirthdayGirl Posts: 64,283
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    daisydee wrote: »
    LOL hoppy I got that in before you! :p
    I try to wait until it has finished before commenting because the minute I look away from the tele I miss something.
    But there are some clever folk who can type and watch at the same time. ;)
    I thought Windmill Cottage looked lovely, I particularly liked their front door
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    I type and watch and completely missed their front door :o
  • SolarSailSolarSail Posts: 7,689
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    I type and watch and completely missed their front door :o

    Have a look at this link of Now and Then

    Did you hear how Louis was mentally re-furnishing the rooms and also complaining about the amount of space ... in a cottage.

    It reminded me of Escape to the Country where people want a cottage with loads of character and then complain about small rooms and low ceilings :rolleyes:
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    DamienS wrote: »
    Not sure i like any of these people lol

    I thought exactly the same...:D
  • BirthdayGirlBirthdayGirl Posts: 64,283
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    SolarSail wrote: »
    Have a look at this link of Now and Then

    Did you hear how Louis was mentally re-furnishing the rooms and also complaining about the amount of space ... in a cottage.

    It reminded me of Escape to the Country where people want a cottage with loads of character and then complain about small rooms and low ceilings :rolleyes:
    Just watched their promotional video on their website. Not sure about that tbh. A lot of plinky plonky music and various shots of bottles of wine in soup bowls.

    Yes, Louis was redesigning both the rooms and the breakfast layout/menu!!!
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