katie1997

can rice cookers be classed as a specialist topic? will consider it if so ...

good thread narnia, shame all the previous posts were removed, some of those 'specialist' subjects made for quite interesting reading. Hey ho ...

So ... when is the raclette party, axeman esq?

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > katie1997 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > any viewz on cheez stringz and (fake) skweezy > > cheez? > > > > cheerz > > > You are beyond redemption. There's no hope for > you. That's pretty much as i expected Jah. See you in the CPT later then? ;)

any viewz on cheez stringz and (fake) skweezy cheez? cheerz

heya rosieh if you say you have been in this apartment for a while, would it be unreasonable (or do I mean unfeasible?) to ask the owners to pay towards 'refreshing' the paint work? Just a thought. Its in their interests I guess to keep it looking nice and also presume that they wish you to stay on there. I have not got a clue about paint other than the type you put on your fingernails but that's another thread ;) Best of luck and hope that you find a solution.

Sorry to be really dim but I cannot attach a photo to a post directly from my mobile as it asks for the url. I have only ever managed to attach photos to the forum that are already on the web. So do I need to send my photos to the web first (as I think the above posts are advising?) then click on the link? (I have no idea what size they are either) If anyone can confirm this that would be great, cheers.

flibbertigibbets is exactly right :) anyway, isn't this supposed to be about the germans and busty barmaids* of a certain age and something else ? * who no doubt prefer vibrant red lipstick

and I love the lipstick-I-like talk. (although sorry dearest DM, I am not liking the sound of that deep dark plum colour as I cannot wear those so its jealousy really) ;-) narnia - nude lipstick is a tricky one. It can be difficult to wear as it depends on your complexion. Some nudes have cool tones (blue/yellow pigments) and others are warm. As well as finding the exact shade, texture is important with this pale colour. Too chalky and you look like death; too glossy just looks wrong. Its a versatile classic that enables you to wear quite different colours on eyes/nails and (perhaps importantly for you?) your wardrobe and accessories. ;-) Its also great fun trying to find the 'right' one. Edited to add the missing word.

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Phase 1: After a respectable length of time adopt > a new character name > > Phase 2: Start posting, but unlike most first time > posters, adopt an easy familiarity with existing > posters > > At all times during this phase, ensure no > controversy arises - save the scary stuff until > bedded in ... Phase 3?

yah, mint juleps or pink gin fizz at the Drones, what? ( oh, I forgot, women aren't allowed in ... )

its toodle pip, anyway ... have you swallowed the entire PG Wodehouse collection by any chance ? just thought I'd ask, thats all.

Dulwich Medical Centre on Crystal Palace Road gets an endorsement from me, was apprehensive about changing GP when I moved to ED last year. Happy to say I'm very impressed with the equally good GP and service here. Have never had any trouble in making appointments and the centre staff have been helpful and efficient in my experience. Good luck.

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I see your friends take the same attitude to > punctuality that you do Katie. ;-) Sean, first, I laughed :)) but now I am :-$ yes, narnia, it is probably advisable to leave the house earlier than that to get to Hammersmith (yes, it was my fault he didn't have enough time to get the 185)

Narnia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is there a quicker way to get there by public > transport apart from going into Victoria anyone, > please? narnia - I needed to know the answer to this exact question for last Friday morning for my brother and I was told by an old ED-ite that the quickest way by public transport would be via 185 to Victoria then tube. He ended up getting the train to London Bridge from ED then tube and made it in enough time for a 9.30 meeting, after leaving the house (nr the CPT) at 8.15.

I walked past the Actress not that long ago, its absolutely packed with people. They don't look like golfers to me Mick Mac.

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Looks like I'm a pedant with poor sentence > construction. Is that even possible? I'll try > again. > > Not everyone knows wine is fined and a few vegans > might be somewhat surprised to find that, unless > marked as vegan, there is a possibility that egg > whites may have been used in the manufacturing > process, even though the possibility of egg white > actually being contained in the wine is extremely > low. > > Yes, there are clay based alternatives. And not > all wines are fined. The value of your shares may > go down. Don't run with knives. Beware of the > dog. > > > > Edited, cos 'poor sentence contraction' doesn't > make much sense either. I think it's beer > o'clock. ...as well as up (tu) ( is it wine o' clock yet ? ) :))

oh fuck, maybe it was the bulk composition of Mars? the moon, mars, whatev-er, a trifling detail in the scheme of things eh? ;)

the minute I see those garish adverts for sports outside a pub, it puts me off ... I mean, couldn't they show footage of the Golden Era of Steam Locomotives on this big screen, some GWR xcvbf class 4-0-9s in their heyday ;) * gets anorak *

I wrote an essay on the composition of the moon once ( cheese didn't figure btw) ... I'm fucked if I can remember any of it now tho.

TheArtfulDogger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > look outside > > enough said ! so if its enough said, does that mean we aren't allowed to comment Artful D? ;P (btw, yes, it was lovely )

wee quinnie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > On a related issue to my previous posting... > > If you think the cheese thing is nitpicking, it's > really awful when you get to someone's gaff and > they serve you fish or something because that's > "vegetarian"! In case you're wondering, when it > has happened to me, I haven't told them, and just > eaten it.... > > Obviously stupid of me to assume that people know > what vegetarian means in the simplest form. Mind > you, when I lived in Australia and told people I > was veggie, quite commonly, the first question > asked would be "Do you eat chicken?"!!!! hi wee quinnie, totally agree with you. You'd think people would know what was truly vegetarian and what wasn't (esp restaurants, cookbooks and former mother-in-laws!) :) How many times do I remember being served 'vegetarian' noodles with prawns, quiche, ( You can pick the ham out dear, that will be okay won't it? My ex's mum asked me, a look of horror on her face when I said, no). Oh yes, has also been assumed ( when I was veggie) that fish and chicken is 'ok'! Er ... no! Hate all those 'fake' meat products you seen now tho.

I'm cross posting too ... fish bladders used to make beers and wine ... also in lots of other products, not all use the seaweed substitute so yes, animal gelatine too.

woofmarkthedog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So... > > > A celebratory evening is arranged & the birthday > boy says " Meet at the pub between 8 & 8.30pm " > > What time should you arrive ? > > > > > W**F er ... I'm guessing that 'sometime between 10pm and before closing time' is the wrong answer ? :-S

karter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Lessons must be taught and learned. > > A certain forumite friend was late for a little BG > meet-up last weekend, yes, 45 minutes late > apparently but i wont name and shame that person, > she knows who she is. Good job i was late too, to > counter her tardiness.:)) karter are you telling the whole of the EDF that you were over 45 mins late to meet your friends? shocking!