Annette Curtain

Cookey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Did anyone ever see that TV program about the girl > who had a phobia of baked beans!? (and no I'm not > 'bean' funny!) > > I believe the clinical term for this phobia is > Leguminophobia. NO, you're pulling my "Legume" :))A.

http://www.littleshamrocks.com/image-files/baked-beans.gif" Take it away maestro "

"Welsh Rarebit on granary toast with a layer of beans between toast and cheese is food of the gods" http://images.joke.co.uk/images/webshop/medium/24760.jpg Simon, is this you ? :)Nette.

Oh my, Ridgley You're a girl, so sorry it's my mistake. (& you don't sound at all butch either, is this working ?) NO wonder you hate beans. :-S Nette.

Ridgley Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sorry guys don't like baked beans any sort of > beans, just not my thing. Oh dear.... Never mind, there's always alphabet spaghetti. ( or something like that ) That is so upsetting, some mothers really have messed up their kids. ( i'm sure he's tried to forgive her ) (6)A.

Ridgley Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Too sweet for me don't like them. Oh, Ridgley grumpy pants. Tell mummy that there are reduced sugar ones now. Silly boy, come on join in now ( & wipe your nose ) :)Nette.

Both humble & noble is the Baked Bean. I'm eating mine on sour dough toast with a grating of cheese ( souped up with Lea & Perrins, a little white pepper too ) Heinz or Branston ( I've switched to the later ) or a.n.other, they're always there, dependable. Once a week, very grounding for the soul, I think. BUT how do you like yours ? (?)A.

At breakfast, when the poached egg yolk is broached by the sausage ( what Freud would make of that, I don't know ) ::-SA

Grandma1 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > karter Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Katie, you could always help poor ole > grandma... > > Less of the ole you young whippersnapper before I > put you across my knee!!! How much do you charge for that ?

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Sssshhhhhhhhh.. ::oA.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I was in Varanasi around that time of year, it was > fine (albeit twenty years ago!), not at all > daunting. Don't remember it... BLA bla bla > On the whole I didn't like it...... NOTE: Sue also started the unforgettable "Memory" thread in the lounge with this opening gambit Current Page: 1 of 2 Memory Posted by: Sue January 19, 11:08PM I can't remember anything. Should I be worried? _______________________________________________ Well, yes I'd be worried. ( she ain't all there, or here for that matter ) Especially when dishing out travel advice. :)A.

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > you mean just "Five" I'm sure (pedantic, I know) > but to be fair to it it's not as bad as when it > started Oh dear, now even @ SM has been dumbed down. ( quick somebody, throw a bucket of water over him ) :-SA.

DJKillaQueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > you've metamorphosised metamorphed metamorphosed > somehow evolved into a...erm...black out blind? > > Errr...nope...Annette just hasn't washed the nets > in quite some time! ENOUGH, it's hard getting through life with a "quirky" moniker you know. My nickname at school was "Beef" ( I still don't get it ) I mean, whatever next ? :-S A.

david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > One only has to attempt to watch television in the > USA to see where a lack of well-funded public > broadcasters leads. > > For every HBO masterpiece there is Fox News and a > thousand shopping channels and all of it decimated > by a frequency of adverts that makes your eyes > bleed. > > The BBC is one of our best assets as a nation and > should be protected. Hear, hear. Watching TV stateside is sheer hell (I even discovered diseases that I didn't know I had in the ad break) I very like the BBC ( though currently the archers is annoying me somewhat (6)) d_c push some buttons in high places will you, see if can ( sic ) get something done about it. :)A.

alexsiddall Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi, > I'm a sound engineer in E.Dulwich who also dabbles > in composing "experimental" music. Just wondering > if anyone else round here is interested by weird > sounds and wants to meet up and possibly put some > gigs on? > > Alex Well, I have Tinnitus, so my head is always full of weird sounds, like ringing & humming. Hang on, maybe you live next door to me. * bangs on wall* "Stop with the bells and humming will you " No, still there. :-SA.

DJKillaQueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > *waiting with baited breath* ;-) That's two of us ? Spill please @ LM (?)A.

aquarius moon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No-one likes us, > No-one likes us, > No-one likes us, > We don't care. > > We are MILLWALL, > Super MILLWALL, > We are MILLWALL, > from The Den! Hi Tarot :) Gosh millwall, I'm so not shocked

I like Pate' with a little thinly sliced cornichon on top. (does that count) Poo, footy stinks ( in manchester anyway ) :)A.

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Annette Curtain Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I've had one for years, I do love it BUT it can > be > > a bit bass heavy for talk radio. > > Even with the talk radio function activated? Sadly, mines a (ahem) vint-aage model darling. ( don't tell me I've wasted ten years without knowing this function exists ) You know, from back in the day we could only shout at the wireless, er I mean radio. :-SMs.Curtain

Ladymuck Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And what on earth did a white tailed deer have to > do with anything pray tell? (Yeah - had to look > up Odocoileus virginianus - thought it might have > been something rude). Well just look at them, literally hundreds in Finland, without *much to do. Surely one of them could have hid in the hotel room & waited quietly, then if a thief/cleaner did steal the money. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/df/Reindeer_road_block_Kuusamo.jpg/800px-Reindeer_road_block_Kuusamo.jpg Bingo, out jumps the deer, bob's your uncle, open and shut case. No ? ( a bit lateral I admit, but definitely possible ) :)A. *unemployment up by 28 percent this year alone

david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Run along, Curtain. > > You've let me down, the school down but most of > all you've let yourself down. I know David, I feel so deflated http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2565/4001263153_1a141954ed_z.jpg?zz=1 :( A.

DJKillaQueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Even better........ > > And it is also true that owning a tv in itself > doesn't require a licence until you switch it on > and watch something (which is why a licence > inspection has to catch actually with the TV on > before you can be prosecuted) but I can do without > the TV set anyway. Remember those TV detector van > ads in the 70's and 80's? All a con lol. The > advertising standards agency doesn't allow adverts > like that now - i.e. ones that lie. NO WAY, but they were state of the art technology.( weren't they ? ) ( whatever next? you'll be telling me there's a 300lb gorilla in the room ) http://www.escapade.co.uk/ProductImages/SALEHIRE/Medium/King-Kong-costume-c.jpg :) A.

I've had one for years, I do love it BUT it can be a bit bass heavy for talk radio. ( hmmmmm, unless vanessa feltzs' gastric band has dragged her voice down an octave ) Surprisingly good though for silly dancing after a few "refreshing drinks" Anyone else tells you different is just plain jealous :) A.

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