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#7501 |
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Does the car from Starsky & Hutch count??
![]() Wasn't the car from The Dukes of Hazard called Betsie?? |
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#7502 |
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I remember it as The General Lee but maybe it's nickname was Betsie, I just don't know.
What's the best car from a TV show. |
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#7503 |
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Herbie! I love VWs. If I could have a purple VW life would be complete.
My friend's foot has swollen right up and she's in a lot of pain, but can't remember doing any sort of injury. Should she go to a walk in centre, as she can't get a doc appointment until Thursday night? |
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#7504 |
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I'd hit the Walk In centre though their name has always been a misnomer to me!
![]() Ahhh... The General Lee, I remember that the Third Doctor's car was called Betsie ![]() Ever built a shed?? |
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#7505 |
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No, I have tried to repair one though....with little success.
I've talked her into going, and she's on her way. It will be a hop in centre for her, though ![]() Why are fish fingers so addictive? |
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#7506 |
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Because they contain heroin.....allegedly.
Do fish have fingers? |
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#7507 |
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They do if you smoke enough fishfingers
![]() Would you be more at home as a hermit or a social butterfly? |
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#7508 |
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yes fish fingers ......... and
bird's eyesI am ok doing both - but I am a very sociable person and a very big chatterer ![]() If meeting new people - Do you remember these people's names ** much better ** if :- you already have / or had a friend - with the same name Or if you can link it to some well known person that you know of ?? |
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#7509 |
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No, I forget everyone's names. I do remember their faces though.
Do you plan ahead or just wing things? |
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In life - I generally do not plan my life out - very much at all - with those bigger things in life -
I just go with - what the day requires - If making arrangement with someone in advance - to meet up etc - I will sometimes ** need to add ** - " - blah blah blah >>>>>>>>>>> All being well " I have also never ever wanted to or - been able to - ** think in advance - / plan ahead - on ** what I am going to say to someone - and exactly how best - I will word it ** My mind hits a brisk walk - [ edit < Typo ] hits a brick wall so I never ever - go through various combinations before hand [ I know my Sis does do this ] Do you ever practise in advance exactly / - what - and - how - you will be saying something - to someone ?? [ Just checking / wondering if 8 - l or ( creates the Roll eyes = 8-( or @@ or 9_9 ] Drat - - >>>>>>>>>>>>> no they do not work ]
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#7511 |
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I don't practice what I would say to someone. For a start I wouldn't remember it
I tend to wing things. I jumped up from sitting this morning and something went PRANG in my spine Been walking like a 90 year old ever since. Does that happen to you?
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#7512 |
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Happened weeks ago, still suffering with my hip!
![]() Didn't stop me helping move a couple of bookcases and cabinets this morning though, peeps just laugh at my pain! ![]() Almond Finger?? |
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#7513 |
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Yes please, that will cheer me up. I am not taking painkillers, I think it is better to feel the pain and not try to do too much. I just went upstairs on hands and knees
It's pathetic!! Wondering whether to try and light the fire and warm the place up a bit. But you need to get up and down to see to a fire. Decisions decisions ![]() My friend has had a blood test for gout! GOUT! That's what old men get! She's only 46. What sort of cheese do you use for a cheese sauce? |
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Hope you both feel much better soon Twassy
![]() .......... and you too Nate ![]() I have often used Mature Cheddar for cheese sauces How about you ?? I think Gout is caused by eating rich foods and crystals form due to eating rich meats poultry & seafood and is very painful - I knew a friend of the family - and older guy who got gout in his big toe joint ![]() I have just had 2 perfect poached eggs - on a crunchy toasted slice of a yummy Large Artisan loaf I Poached them - the way GBBO winner John described last week on the new show ** Chopping Block ** which he presents with Rosemary Shrager Last time you made or ate Poached eggs on Toast ??/ with salt & black pepperage |
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#7515 |
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Not had a poached egg since I had Eggs Benedict when visiting Wiltshire
![]() I have a special egg poaching pan that I never use, is your kitchen full of similar stuff?? |
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No, I mostly use my stuff. Not made a poached egg in a while but I have some silicone poach pods that make perfect poachies. I mostly have a fried egg.
How do you most often eat eggs? |
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#7517 |
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I mostly have fried eggs - or steam them - just nestled in with noodles etc
I had not had poached eggs for maybe years - but that chopping block programme made me want to have some today I used to have the pan with 4 eggy moulds / I have got the poachy paper pockets & the silicon pouchy egg poaching thingy I think I have practically ** everything you could ever use ** - in my kitchen My love of kitchen things began when we lived in our cute basement flat in Paddington in Sydney Would you ever do a bungee jump ?? |
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#7518 |
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No, It's not the jump I wouldn't like, it's the POINGGGGG that would happen
There are many kitchen gadgets I don't have....mainly due to the kitchen being very small! Have you seen Johnny Depp's apology? |
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@ChoccyCarole: I have - once. And that was for a dare.
@Twassington: Yes - it was on the news. How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? |
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#7520 |
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About half a cherry tree's worth
![]() If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled pepper, how much is a peck? |
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That Wood
be ...... Wots 'o' Wood !!!!!!A cheek full Twassy When I was staying at my cousin's house in ** Church Lane in Aughton ** years ago I chopped a huge stack of logs - non stop for about 4 hours one afternoon [ a great workout ] Chopping them all with an axe on a tree stump and then stacking them all neatly That amount of chopped wood - may have lasted for most of that winter Have you ever used one of those gas bottle - metal heaters on wheels ?? Some labourers even use them outdoors - on work sites - etc - to keep warm |
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#7522 |
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No, I'm a bit nervous of gas bottle thingies! I have a camping gaz two ring cooker but I don't use it for fear of setting Chequers [our tent] on fire
![]() Plus most festivals forbid you to take gas. [Doesn't stop our friends who smuggle theirs in]. What colour was your skool uniform? |
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#7523 |
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Green tie, green jumper, black blazer & trousers with white shirt. Going to Catholic schools that sums them all up tbh
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#7524 |
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I went to more schools than the average person
My last UK uniform was grey skirt and cardigan - white shirt Black blazer with a purple and white crest on the pocket and black tie with white and purple Slanty stripes on the tie In NZ Wellington - we had a sky blue summer thin fabric pinafore type dress and we wore a white shirt underneath that and a navy cardigan blazer and beret and white Ankle socks ![]() Winter was some heavy woollen itchy ghastly green n blue tartan pleated pinafore mess Yurghhhhhh !! One English horrible deputy head woman - had all the girls kneeling to ensure there were no short skirts My uniform was bought and was maybe 5th hand - with darned patches and areas of thread bare fabric Underneath many girls wore what were called * Witches Britches * [ A bit like cycling lycra shorts almost down to the knees - but made out of the finest stretch polyester ] to combat the *Windy Wellington* perishing wintery winds ![]() Those whipping winds could blow more than the cobwebs away The grown up horribly hairy legged boys - always wore short pants like infants wear in the UK !!!! Loose Long hair became a million little whips to slash at your eyeballs from every direction & Lamp posts needed to be grabbed - to prevent being blown away The head master would drive around after school to make sure all caps and berets were being worn - in those winds it was a losing battle especially when riding my drop handled sports bike the 2 or 3 miles to and from school - often caught in sudden cross winds that were super cold and dangerouscombined with trying to grab your clamped and clipped on beret before it nearly flew away What were your uniform colours ?? for those who have already answered that question How about ......... what pud would you like to have - if you could choose a fave ?? |
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Golden Syrup stodge drowned in double cream.
Do you believe in, "Damn the calories, full speed ahead!" |
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be ...... Wots 'o' Wood !!!!!!