Human waste in the plug hole 
Four in a Bed :: New Series (Part 4)
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Originally Posted by anyonefortennis:
“Those stucco walls in the hallway are awful.”
“Those stucco walls in the hallway are awful.”
Originally Posted by 2shy2007:
“Horrible artexed walls.”
“Horrible artexed walls.”
Its "Home from Home" though,, she must think every home has it
Originally Posted by rhumble:
“Its "Home from Home" though,, she must think every home has it”
“Its "Home from Home" though,, she must think every home has it
”
Home is 1970's Benidorm.
Originally Posted by anyonefortennis:
“Looks like Matthew is on the verge of exploding tomorrow.”
“Looks like Matthew is on the verge of exploding tomorrow.”
I can't wait.
Originally Posted by anyonefortennis:
“Judging by the comments it seems they were all pre cooked as the eggs were over done and the pancake was dry. Too much time spent under those heat lamps.”
“Judging by the comments it seems they were all pre cooked as the eggs were over done and the pancake was dry. Too much time spent under those heat lamps.”
It certainly looked as if the breakfast was pre-cooked. Maybe that's what Matthew meant by his criticism of the breakfast. It looked to me as though it was just all slapped on the plate. I don't like beans with my breakfast but it looks better if they are served separately in small bowl/dish.
How many times did she say Derbyshire breakfast? Does every area now have it's own regional breakfast?
Originally Posted by anyonefortennis:
“Home is 1970's Benidorm.”
“Home is 1970's Benidorm.
”
It was a bit out dated and the rooms seemed a bit basic. It certainly wasn't a home from home. The rooms looked a bit Premier Inn style. Although it looked like a lovely building from the outside and the setting looked nice enough.
Originally Posted by anyonefortennis:
“Judging by the comments it seems they were all pre cooked as the eggs were over done and the pancake was dry. Too much time spent under those heat lamps.”
“Judging by the comments it seems they were all pre cooked as the eggs were over done and the pancake was dry. Too much time spent under those heat lamps.”
Oatcakes are pretty dry. The idea is the brekkie goes on top and the juices soak into it. Serving it on the side like Chris wanted would defeat their whole purpose!
Not sure why she kept calling them "Derbyshire" oatcakes though - round here in Notts they are always sold as "Staffordshire oatcakes"
I'm no expert, but I do think Matthew is on the autistic spectrum - the "I wasn't allowed to talk about food" comment was quite telling. Perhaps he should be cut a little slack?
Originally Posted by Shrike:
“Oatcakes are pretty dry. The idea is the brekkie goes on top and the juices soak into it. Serving it on the side like Chris wanted would defeat their whole purpose!
Not sure why she kept calling them "Derbyshire" oatcakes though - round here in Notts they are always sold as "Staffordshire oatcakes"
I'm no expert, but I do think Matthew is on the autistic spectrum - the "I wasn't allowed to talk about food" comment was quite telling. Perhaps he should be cut a little slack?”
“Oatcakes are pretty dry. The idea is the brekkie goes on top and the juices soak into it. Serving it on the side like Chris wanted would defeat their whole purpose!
Not sure why she kept calling them "Derbyshire" oatcakes though - round here in Notts they are always sold as "Staffordshire oatcakes"
I'm no expert, but I do think Matthew is on the autistic spectrum - the "I wasn't allowed to talk about food" comment was quite telling. Perhaps he should be cut a little slack?”
I don't think he's autistic. Just anal.
Originally Posted by Shrike:
“Oatcakes are pretty dry. The idea is the brekkie goes on top and the juices soak into it. Serving it on the side like Chris wanted would defeat their whole purpose!
Not sure why she kept calling them "Derbyshire" oatcakes though - round here in Notts they are always sold as "Staffordshire oatcakes"
I'm no expert, but I do think Matthew is on the autistic spectrum - the "I wasn't allowed to talk about food" comment was quite telling. Perhaps he should be cut a little slack?”
“Oatcakes are pretty dry. The idea is the brekkie goes on top and the juices soak into it. Serving it on the side like Chris wanted would defeat their whole purpose!
Not sure why she kept calling them "Derbyshire" oatcakes though - round here in Notts they are always sold as "Staffordshire oatcakes"
I'm no expert, but I do think Matthew is on the autistic spectrum - the "I wasn't allowed to talk about food" comment was quite telling. Perhaps he should be cut a little slack?”
I think you may possibly be correct , he`s certainly a odd one
Originally Posted by Shrike:
“Oatcakes are pretty dry. The idea is the brekkie goes on top and the juices soak into it. Serving it on the side like Chris wanted would defeat their whole purpose!
Not sure why she kept calling them "Derbyshire" oatcakes though - round here in Notts they are always sold as "Staffordshire oatcakes"
I'm no expert, but I do think Matthew is on the autistic spectrum - the "I wasn't allowed to talk about food" comment was quite telling. Perhaps he should be cut a little slack?”
“Oatcakes are pretty dry. The idea is the brekkie goes on top and the juices soak into it. Serving it on the side like Chris wanted would defeat their whole purpose!
Not sure why she kept calling them "Derbyshire" oatcakes though - round here in Notts they are always sold as "Staffordshire oatcakes"
I'm no expert, but I do think Matthew is on the autistic spectrum - the "I wasn't allowed to talk about food" comment was quite telling. Perhaps he should be cut a little slack?”
Same reason she kept calling the brekkie a Derbyshire breakfast. I've always known them as Staffordshire oatcakes.
Not sure but I wondered about that.
Originally Posted by anyonefortennis:
“I don't think he's autistic. Just anal.”
“I don't think he's autistic. Just anal.”
i dont think he is autistic either.... definitely anal!!
Originally Posted by Shrike:
“Oatcakes are pretty dry. The idea is the brekkie goes on top and the juices soak into it. Serving it on the side like Chris wanted would defeat their whole purpose!
Not sure why she kept calling them "Derbyshire" oatcakes though - round here in Notts they are always sold as "Staffordshire oatcakes"
I'm no expert, but I do think Matthew is on the autistic spectrum - the "I wasn't allowed to talk about food" comment was quite telling. Perhaps he should be cut a little slack?”
“Oatcakes are pretty dry. The idea is the brekkie goes on top and the juices soak into it. Serving it on the side like Chris wanted would defeat their whole purpose!
Not sure why she kept calling them "Derbyshire" oatcakes though - round here in Notts they are always sold as "Staffordshire oatcakes"
I'm no expert, but I do think Matthew is on the autistic spectrum - the "I wasn't allowed to talk about food" comment was quite telling. Perhaps he should be cut a little slack?”
I've also known them as Staffordshire oatcakes when I lived in Derbyshire. We used to fry ours and they were delicious, certainly not dry and palid like those were today
Originally Posted by fiagomez:
“i dont think he is autistic either.... definitely anal!!”
“i dont think he is autistic either.... definitely anal!!”
I don't think so either, but it seems everyone slightly out of the norm has to have a label these days...
Originally Posted by Shrike:
“Oatcakes are pretty dry. The idea is the brekkie goes on top and the juices soak into it. Serving it on the side like Chris wanted would defeat their whole purpose!
Not sure why she kept calling them "Derbyshire" oatcakes though - round here in Notts they are always sold as "Staffordshire oatcakes"
I'm no expert, but I do think Matthew is on the autistic spectrum - the "I wasn't allowed to talk about food" comment was quite telling. Perhaps he should be cut a little slack?”
“Oatcakes are pretty dry. The idea is the brekkie goes on top and the juices soak into it. Serving it on the side like Chris wanted would defeat their whole purpose!
Not sure why she kept calling them "Derbyshire" oatcakes though - round here in Notts they are always sold as "Staffordshire oatcakes"
I'm no expert, but I do think Matthew is on the autistic spectrum - the "I wasn't allowed to talk about food" comment was quite telling. Perhaps he should be cut a little slack?”
They definitely are Staffordshire oatcakes, and very much overdone - they only need a light grilling on both sides.
Originally Posted by Wolfsheadish:
“I don't think so either...”
“I don't think so either...”
Nor do I. Not least because of his chosen job - where skills to build a rapport with customers are needed. Not a natural choice for someone with ASD.
Yes, he's (over?)-enthusiastic about his passion (and maybe just a bit deluded if he thinks he knows how to save the world
)... and not always articulate when presenting his opinions. But how much of what's been shown has been first encouraged by the production team and then smartly edited to make him look OTT? One could equally argue (though I wouldn't!) that Jade appears to be obsessed with her fitness training and some of her comments (particularly to Matthew) could be interpreted as inappropriately direct, unempathetic - she's the one who tried to forbid a normal subject of conversation rather than continue to engage and discuss.
Originally Posted by TrishaS:
“I've also known them as Staffordshire oatcakes when I lived in Derbyshire. We used to fry ours and they were delicious, certainly not dry and palid like those were today”
“I've also known them as Staffordshire oatcakes when I lived in Derbyshire. We used to fry ours and they were delicious, certainly not dry and palid like those were today”
Originally Posted by Valentine:
“They definitely are Staffordshire oatcakes, and very much overdone - they only need a light grilling on both sides.”
“They definitely are Staffordshire oatcakes, and very much overdone - they only need a light grilling on both sides.”
Oooooh!! Oatcake-gate! Grilled or fried? But which is better? Only one to find out...
Originally Posted by Valentine:
“They definitely are Staffordshire oatcakes, and very much overdone - they only need a light grilling on both sides.”
“They definitely are Staffordshire oatcakes, and very much overdone - they only need a light grilling on both sides.”
Or stuffed with cheese and bacon! YUM.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Staffordshire_oatcake
Although Derbyshire oatcakes are mentioned, Jade's were probably Staffordshire!
Matthew is OTT about saving the world, yet smokes. Jade is keen on keeping-fit, yet stuffs a big fried brekkie down every day. Did anyone say anything to Jade? Yet she will have been the first to tell Matthew.
So far, Matthew has not been rude but Jade has. She's an aggressive big gob who took the opportunity to lay down the law before they visited her place to shut Matthew down. She stopped him from raising any issues at her place because he did as he was told. Now that is odd. many others wouldn have told her where to shove it.
Jade and Matthew were bound to clash.
So far, Matthew has not been rude but Jade has. She's an aggressive big gob who took the opportunity to lay down the law before they visited her place to shut Matthew down. She stopped him from raising any issues at her place because he did as he was told. Now that is odd. many others wouldn have told her where to shove it.
Jade and Matthew were bound to clash.
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