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Question & Answer Session (Part 6)
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tanstaafl
27-11-2016
Latish, but then I don't have to get up early now.

My list of unbearably smug people so far contains:
(1) Ex-smokers (I know, I'm one myself).
(2) Late risers howing a lack of sympathy with those forced out of bed at cock crow.
Can you add to the list?
Rogana Josh
27-11-2016
Yes. People who drink decaffeinated tea and coffee, Turning vegetarian and vegan, on diets, stopped smoking ( like myself) and stopped drinking.



Would you stop anything purely for health reasons or to keep up with the fashion?
hooter
27-11-2016
health reasons...............


do you care about fashion and keeping up with it?
Rogana Josh
27-11-2016
Not really


Do you ever buy clothes from charity shops?
twassington
27-11-2016
All the time! Last weekend I got a nice autumn coloured jumper and mini twass has nicked it I suppose it was only £2.50

We're now hoping for a nice film to slummock in front of for the late afternoon and evening slot. Do you enjoy watching films on wintery days?
hooter
27-11-2016
yus

but has you got choccie and popcorn to nom?
twassington
27-11-2016
We have the famous dark choccy ginger biskwits. Found a little fillum about faery folk, it's not bad

Fancy one?
Rogana Josh
27-11-2016
A chocolate ginger?




Do you ever find household bargains in charity shops?
twassington
27-11-2016
Dishes, bits and bobs, yes!

Of course a chocolate ginger biskwit, you norty person

What else???
Rogana Josh
27-11-2016
You never can tell




Do you like to relax on a Sunday?
twassington
27-11-2016
Certainly by the time it's dark, it's good to chillax.

Ever seen the pixar film Epic? Quite good!
tanstaafl
27-11-2016
Once upon a time relaxing was the only thing you could do on Sundays. You youngsters don't know what terminal boredom was like!

Are you a Sunday shopper? I'm not.
twassington
27-11-2016
Not if I can possibly help it, no....

Remember when the shops shut on Sundays and half days on Wednesdays?
Rogana Josh
27-11-2016
Yes, it was great




Is all week shopping bad enough?
twassington
27-11-2016
Quite enough. Shops opened at 9 and shut at five when I was a kid. DIfficult for those who worked full time. How did folks manage back then?
silentNate
27-11-2016
They have a half-day on Thursdays round our way, I always forget

I remember the pubs opening at 11:00 and closing at 13:00 for some bizarre reasons! Curry houses did good trade in the meantime

Ever seen an unhappy wife come into the pub with her husbands dinner in hand??
Rogana Josh
27-11-2016
Not recently, nate the nearest pub is about half a mile away from the houses.
Corner shops much nearer.


Do you often go to your corner shop?
twassington
27-11-2016
I did when I lived in North London and had one at the end of the road, now the nearest shop is miles off in the next village....

We had pea and leek soup and camembert and avocado on toast! Would you eat that or think it was a weird dinner?
Rogana Josh
27-11-2016
I would eat it as I make potato and leek its' not weird you eat what you feel like, Twass.



Are you very inventive with food?
silentNate
27-11-2016
I like to think so... my jam & garlic toastie was

Pea & leek soup sounds... interesting

Should we invest more in social care??
twassington
27-11-2016
We should, with the Tin Lady in Downing Street that doesn't seem that likely

Going to watch Planet Earth?
silentNate
27-11-2016
At work... got XF on though

Will you be busier with cat stuff over the festive period??
twassington
27-11-2016
That depends on many factors. It's not kitten season but we still do get litters in December...the storm kittens of 2014 were rescued from an old sofa in a garden on Xmas Eve after a whopping storm. Also, domestic issues happen quite often at Xmas meaning cats have to be taken in. And cats will still get lost, or need neutering etc.

Locusts or grasshoppers?
Rogana Josh
27-11-2016
Locusts are better eating



Fluffy pets or reptiles?
twassington
27-11-2016
Fluffy pets, but not because I want to eat them

Cheesecake or Tiramisu?
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