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Because it saw a group of dodgy-looking youths coming the other way.
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Yes, because one of the dogs just stands there and watches me otherwise. It unnerves me and then I can't go.
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Over - it's easier to tear it off.
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Keep it in the packaging. I have about 24 spare rolls at the moment.
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edit - I don't know of any Marvel films
Yes Twassy - My pets get most of -all- those meaty things My freezer is already stacked to the brim - with bargain foods All the pie products were eaten by the following mornings All the thick parts of any pastry are totally removed - then chopped up and all put in a bag for the birds here or at the supermarket I have ** a big bite ** out of each pasty - pie or slice - and my pets get the rest This week I discovered that the Chicken Balti slices are most aromatic and scrumptious ![]() I ate a whole hot chicken when I returned home on Saturday night and I ate >>>>>>>>> most of one on Sunday - which I have never done before - but with 5 to get eaten - I needed to make a start on them - the pets got a nice snack But the next 3 - I sort out will nearly all be for the pets They pretty well always get to have 90% of meats fish n chicken items The other 3 are still in my fridge and will be all sorted some time tonight and the pets will as usual get about 90% of them The cheeses and bread are fine for some time - especially in this weather I kept some in the boot of the car as it is dark and cold I eat a whole bag of salad with each meal usually - so sometimes if I buy 18 bargain bags - they are all eaten before anything spoils My chest freezer is **under the counter** and is about the same size as the washing machine They are side by side - directly in front of me My larder fridge is slimmer - but almost the same size too are yours all a similar size ?? |
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I couldn't see a question.....but how you eat that much salad is beyond me Choccy...you must be very healthy! There is also no way I could eat a whole chicken in one go...unless these chooks are really tiny? Like Poussins?
Aha! Now there is a question My Fridge Freezer is tall and much bigger than the oven, and the washing machine is approx the same size as the oven.
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But now your question is obscured, it's not acceptable.
Does ChoccyCarole write the longest posts in thread history ![]() ![]()
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edit - I do Picto
![]() I think I do eat lots of healthy foods I have had 2 BIG salads already today - Nearly every single day of the year I have salads for Brekkie lunch and dinner and various snacks in between The chickens are all the largest ones they sell in the Rotisserie section What are you having for din dins ? ?
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I'm afraid I can't answer that out of principle just because your post is less than a page long. Oh ok then, Gnocchi.
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Very. We employ quality domestic staff
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Because chickens didn't exist when dinosaurs were alive!!
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it sounds about right to me
![]() I have :- A Salter Soup maker Salter food weighing digital scales Salter Bathroom digital scales Do you have a set of digital bathroom scales or the circular ones ?? & Do you tend to - stick with a certain brand - that you like ?? |
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I just have cheap old fashioned ones, Asda's own
I assume the weight they show is accurate. Not that I gets on 'em often ![]() I have equally old fashioned plastic kitchen weighing scales.....but they do the job. I didn't know there was such a thing as a machine that makes soup. I uses a big saucepan and a wooden spoon ![]() Am I archaic?
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No, you is proper
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Edit Nate - yes I would love that
No Twassy I had the same ones as you till they stopped working properly I got my Sister a "spenno as you say" blender looking **Cuisinart soup maker** over 5 years ago she only used it twice - - and that was only because I took all the veg over when I first gave it to her It browns cooks and blends and washes it's self http://johnlewis.scene7.com/is/image...9?$prod_exlrg$ I would always use a pan myself - which is just as good - but I fancied this handy gadget I only got my Stainless steel **Jug style** Salter one - about a month ago as It also does ** everything for you ** - and you can have puree or chunky soup All in about 25 minutes So I can just pop in the veg & seasonings then go and do some of my morning chores and >>>>>>>>>>> the soup is all done !!!!edit >>>>> posted it quickly as thought my lap top was about to crash here is the question Tempting ??
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Did I miss a question??
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Is the soup sounding tempting!! Yes, it does. Just had lengthy phonecall during which I smelt the rice I had put on to cook burning
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No, my wife does the cooking
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I don't think it will be long
![]() ![]() Luckily only happens one once in a while ![]() ![]() Burnt rice is sometimes a bit easier to remove especially when it is like a crispy rice basket Totally black burnt peas makes it so hard to sort out awwww - I know the feeling of the strong aroma suddenly alerting you to such burnage wlll you be having a pud of any sort ?? |
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No, my wife does not have a sweet tooth.
![]() We have crème brûlée in the freezer also ![]() Do you like crème brûlée?? |
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I do!!
Rescued the pan eventually with much elbow grease.....cooked my rice and veg and had fresh orange and natural yogurt with marmalade for pud. Would you like that dessert? |
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Natural yoghurt?? I've not just finished antibiotics so nope!
![]() Can you name the worst computer game in history??
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Errrr.......not a games buff so no idea really.
Did you know if you put a dark brown or black banana in a plastic bag for an hour with dry rice, then take it out and with a hairdryer on cool setting blast the banana it will go back to being yellow again? |
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Or you could throw it in the trash and buy another
![]() ET for Atari btw, it was such a flop they buried copies by the truckload in New Mexico ![]() So excited for the new season of Girls... why aren't you watching it??
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Wots it about? Young wimmin??
![]() How very wasteful of you I use elderly overripe narnas in Banana cake, dead easy to make, then you never waste one. I have two narnas lined up for a cake currently.....Or, you can peel, wrap in foil, stick chunks of black choc into the narna and bake in the oven for 15 mins. Lovely pudding ![]() Will you bin that black banana next time???? |
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My Fridge Freezer is tall and much bigger than the oven, and the washing machine is approx the same size as the oven.



I assume the weight they show is accurate. Not that I gets on 'em often
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