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#5226 |
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You must be having one of your hot flushes
Do you flush the toilet every time you go or do you abide by if it's yellow let it mellow, if it's brown flush it down |
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#5227 |
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I flush every time
![]() It certainly seemed warmer this evening ![]() A holibob sounds great Fibro ![]() Will you be travelling abroad for your next holibob?? |
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My next one's in Great Yarmouth
![]() Nerd humour! *I've been a very bad girl" she whispered. "I need to be punished" "Very well..." he replied and installed Windows 10 on her laptop. Know any nerd jokes? |
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There are 10 kinds of people in this world, those who understand binary, and those who don’t.
![]() Have you been attacked by a swarm of insects in Great Yarmouth?? I have
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No, that's more likely to happen here on the farm....I've seen bees swarming many times!! Only thing to do is run indoors. I may have mentioned on this thread the time it happened when I had a white sheet on the washing line. It was covered in hundreds of blobs of yellow bee poo after the swarm
![]() How often do you eat honey? |
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Every morning.
Will there be another series of the magnificent Dickensian?? |
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I hope so! There is so much they can do with it......brilliant finale last night.
![]() Favourite Dickens novel? |
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Great Expectations.
What is yours?? |
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A Christmas Carol
![]() Who is greater, Dickens or Shakespeare? |
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I'll go with Dickens, far more relevant & easier for people to connect with.
What's for breakfast? |
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Cereal of some sort, when I get around to it
![]() Did you read about the Apollo 10 astronauts hearing strange sounds/music while orbiting the dark side of the moon? |
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No
do you like biltong? |
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I tried it once in South Africa but all I thought about was the scene where a starving Charlie Chaplin eats his boots.
Are there any other foods which, whilst not revolting, are really not worth the waste of time and money trying. |
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Oysters. Very expensive and apparently taste like swallowing snot. I've never tried one myself
![]() ![]() Have you ever eaten sashimi? Now that's delicious
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I've tried it, thought it was odd but okay. I like raw tuna but raw salmon has an odd texture
![]() Been in court all day so might knock off early... ever been before the beak?? |
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Nope, never! Were you let off with a caution?
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Dunno - saving that *Q for Nate*
This weekend My ** Very BEST ** FOOD BARGAINS Were :- ![]() ![]() -:5 Roasted Large Chickens - [ Still Hot ] - Were ALL £5-95 each - I paid just 99p each 25 PAIRS of baker's assorted savory ** Deep Quality PIES / Pasties - 'n Savory Slices ** put into big paper bags - Some Pairs were £2-80 a bag - I paid just 9p for each bag A dinner plate sized Rhubarb pie A Cherry Pie - ALL were reduced to 9p each 16 Assorted quality Large baker's Loaves / All expensive ones - I paid just 9p each One smaller wholemeal sliced loaf was just 2p ![]() 15 blocks of mature Orkney Cheddar - All reduced to 19p Loads of bagged leafy salads - all 9p each 8 Tubs of Dobbie's Deli counter Assorted Anchovy fish n Mixed Olive h'oreduves @70% off Your very best foodie bargains --- lately ? |
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All the meals my mom paid for when touring the great Italian restaurants of the West Country
![]() The tea at the Magistrates Court was foul, unbelievable bad ![]() How do YOU make a good cup of tea, hmmm?? |
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I usually pour a small amount of freshly boiled water into my thermal mug
then tip it out pop in 1 hermesetas 1 tea bag a heaped tea spoon of **convenient** dried milk powder About 1 .5 tsps of tap water to mix the milk - swirl the mug around to make it look like regular milk would look Then from a height -/ raise the kettle High then >>>>> swiftly top up the mug with very the **turbulated** boiling water [ edit ] Stir this vigorously a few times - with a long spoon then pluck the bag out and squeeze it well = usually with my fingersif not - press the tea bag to the side of the mug with a tea spoon then toss the hot dry tea bag into the steel bowl - ready to be put outside in the compost bin Glad you enjoyed your time and those meals while you were away ![]() what do you do ?? off >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> to make a mug of **my new brand - of highly recommended Morrison's decaff tea bags ** that I bought on Saturday night |
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Tea bag in cup, boiling water, tiny bit of milk and two sugars. The trick is in ensuring it is properly brewed with time and squeezing that tea bag until it almost pops!
![]() Yorkshire Tea, obviously! ![]() Favourite coffee?? |
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My all time fave was in Sydney - It was called ** International Roast **
and I regularly bought lots of those large 2.5 kg deep cans I did not dare run out of it ![]() In Sydney I also gound my coffee beans - at the supermarket and would use our fabulous orange Breville electric percolator - but that would keep you awake for Hours and hours !!!! Nescafe became my coffee of choice in the UK More recently Arabica is nice For about 10 years now - I do not drink any coffee at home as it does not agree with me anymore it makes me feel horribly nauseous and unsettled I will have a coffee when I am out and about - as I still like the taste How about your choice of coffee ?? |
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One freshly brewed from a decent cafe!
I make my Yorkshire tea similarly to yourself Nate, only with no sugar. Let the bag stew for a good 3-5 mins then crush it ruthlessly against the side of the mug with a teaspoon to get all the brew out Just had a delicious cup of it ![]() OMG Choccy, your bargains were EPIC!! Did you have to freeze all that meat and pies etc?? The cheese will last you ages!! |
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No room in my freezer for those bargains
![]() Do you have a large freezer?? |
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No, quite small, belongs to the landlord....I couldn't get much more in it. It's generally fine for one person though.
Or maybe all those chickens were for the doggies? |
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You have to be yolking.
Why did the chicken cross the road? |
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