katie1997

'bout now Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Wat OD said. What 'bout now said. P.S. I can't help it but this reminds me of Alan Bennett's 'The Lady in the Van'. Hope it all gets sorted out soon for everyone concerned.

Don't know that Declan character but Narnia seemed ok. Wonder what happened to them/him :'(

LadyDeliah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Egg and chips (tu) Totally with you on that LadyD!

HonaloochieB and Quids - not at all, isn't everything supposed to taste like chicken (or is it pork :-S) Wasn't trying to imply I'd rubbed shoulders with royalty, faaaaaaaar from it. P.S. Tarot, I cannot resist saying this - very clever but Sean was absolutely spot on before and what's more, you know it. But, well done for keeping it up, can't be easy... B)

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Quids. I said to myself. Right you've got to > 10,000 posts and now is a good time to stop. I'm > still here. I think I need help. Perhaps if we > formed an EDF Anonymous self help group. We could > go through a 12 step programme to help us with our > addiction. oh god. not you as well, Jah? Jah? *echoes*

The bill has arrived for sure. I think the budget is particularly bad for pensioners and savers. Also bad for small companies looking to invest in the North Sea. The larger companies already there won't be affected and will be unlikely to offer anything for sale. Lots of job losses. Not sure who benefits. P.S. Personally, I won't be buying Chick a pint at the Clockhouse anymore ( you heard it here first).

Swans taste like chicken. FACT.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They were the same person...Narnia was the witty > one and Mick Mac the deliberately stupid one I suspected this all along y'know ...

Shocking treatment at the hands of those oafs old chap, interesting account but ... one small detail has been omitted, what kind of fish thing was it? Cod and parsley in white sauce? I think your error was not picking up a couple of bottles of choice port to wash it all down with.

Nigella has a great chicken soup with kneidlach (sp?) recipe that uses schmaltz, can't remember which book it is though. Its fine to make the dumplings from matzo meal and butter too.

I used to love reading the banter between Mick Mac and Narnia, they were a classic forum double act...

Oh, how we laughed indeed ... Anyway, Lurker, I think you'll find that what happened at curry club, stays with curry club.* However, do feel free to PM me for *confidential* details of whodunnit. And perhaps an in-depth account on upholstery conditions. Good company, very enjoyable evening and Omrith gets (tu) from me too. * Or goes on the forum :))

Apologies, Chair and Marmora Man if my lengthy post above is side-tracking from the subject. Please delete if you want (once Huguenot has read it/if Huguenot reads it) :)) Thanks.

Advance Warning: *Fisk Alert* Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sometimes I don't know where you're coming from > katie1997 :( Now I have a proper keyboard, I will try to see if I can express myself better (clearer?) but no guarantee...:'( > Fossil fuel deposits are not spread around the > world evenly. Whether it's the Middle East, > Venezuela, Russia or anywhere else, it generates > intensive competition to exploit those resources > that most often resolves itself in either social > upheaval or violent international conflict. This > isn't a contentious or minority observation. I know that fossil fuels do not form evenly around the world. But ... from your post, particularly this bit

annabel, curry club is for anyone that wants to come along B) *places a couple of chilled Kingfishers up each sleeve*

It was so beautiful to see the moon so close to the Earth. I couldn't stop looking at it. I will remember it forever :)

the next 'supermarket opening on LL' thread will be one to watch out for. or maybe something about the CPT :))

Marmora Man Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Germany has, in response, even shut down all its > reactors for safety checks - yet they are not in a > earthquake / tsunami zone. I wonder about the response to the catastrophe in Japan from the French Government, considering the amount of nuclear power they rely upon and the protestors that emerged following this type of reporting.

oh no, how long does that leave in months/years? :-S

aren't you confusing them with janitors?

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Whilst 300 people are known to have died as > a direct result of Chernobyl, this needs to be > compared with the destablisation of the world > caused by the unequal distribution of fossil > fuels, the millions that have died in wars related > to exploiting oil and coal, and the inestimable > damage that will be wrought by climate change as a > consequence. Please, please god, tell me you aren't a) suggesting that fossil fuels should have been distributed equally and b) that the changes in the planet's climate are only due to the exploitation of oil and coal? (and apologies if I have misinterpreted). P.S. Brendan, have you been reading the X-Men? and why are all scientists mild-mannered?

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sad news indeed :'( (who's next?)

did someone mention curry? and a change of scene from LL? count me in, from meeting at the clockhouse onwards. Cheers :)-D

:)) sweets or sweeties is far easier :))