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In the dim distant past British boys and girls were reared on fine fresh/home cooked food. Egg & Chips. When there was not meat to be had... egg & chips. When dad lost his job... egg & chips. When the dog got at the brisket... egg & chips (and a free kick at the dog). On 'Meat Free Mondays'... egg & chips. A treat when you were sick... egg & chips. A nation bound together by simple pleasures and a chip pan. All was swell until, sometime in the early 1970s, those fiends at Findus brought out their damnable Crispy Pancakes. Then everything went to Hell in a hand- Oh hello!

A phobia KT? So apparently did Hugh... Ssssssssstranglers

tut

As it was a BBC site I ignored all the multiple choice questions and wrote-in my own answers - I passed and got offered a choice between: Head of 'Thinkability' seminars for 2013 (with special emphasis on corridor management). Producer of new BBC3 series (they only have the title so far - "Gangs or Gardening"). Car-Park Attendant (much sought after position as it is one of the last positions not being moved north).

It's time we all did our bit... http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQEtEp7-2lS9fA0sZbfviEizJEYV4dRQQWHhQw2QNqYEbByM0dX

I think it's relief after City got out of jail last night.

peterstorm1985 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DJKQ - why not just stick to wild game? Anything > that's been shot in the field has had a natural > life and as quick a death as possible. William > Rose stocks a wide range of game including wild > venison. (Even farmed venison is worth considering > - some of the farms have their own abbatoirs on > site to reduce stress) > You might also consider wild boar. As well as being a leaner meat than pork, the animals are allowed to roam over a wide area and are nearly always despatched with a rifle 'in the field' because - being wild, unpredictable and dangerous animals - trying to capture them and send them to an abbatoir is usually considered too difficult/dangerous. Cannot guarantee this is always the case so suggest you try boar from sillfield farm at borough market. They do a very tasty wild boar salami and pancetta too.

Well it is only covering a brick wall - hardly the most interesting view in the world - and it makes Glazer Delmar look like a drive-in solicitors which is quite funny if you're very bored.

But how would you make a pig sweat... ...maybe? http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQy-d4EUd0XKpUBBeyJM6PLYMUkcaptRxGNOQ14vjqFKCctgQlHJw

ooooh I dunno.... carpet cleaner somewhere in hertfordshire maybe?

Are these just for decoration then? Was the Pizzeria Castello sacrificed in vain!? http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcS7enp2A2R7es_on7Z0j-98VIwTF6jUhSDP7y1mCjKeLBvAB-tV

TopTree Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Don't use the power then! This sounds like a multi-use T-shirt slogan aimed at luddites, forum trolls, He-Man critics and the society for the preservation of Phil Taylor's dignity. *fires up steam-driven chainsaw and trims all the hedges in ED*

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Undisputedtruth Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > At some > > point in my life I may take up gardening but > want > > to make sure it's done to a very high standard. > > > I too enjoy doing gardening to a very high > standard. Does anyone else enjoy doing gardening > to a very high standard? If not, what standard do > most people achieve when doing gardening? Oh quite high, I think about 12ft+. No greenhouse - no garden as such just a sunny area of concrete roof/patio festooned with containers - yet still picking ripe tomatoes, chilli peppers, marjoram and thyme etc. and surrounded by tall sunflowers, nasturtiums, lobelia, violets and petunias - all about to die off I'm sure and yet they keep on going. Or have I just confused standards with altitude? That's what comes of posters pronouncing from their high horses... or should that be tall horses?

Maybe he'll change back and the thread will return to zero when it gets to 8888...... (like clocking)

Annette Curtain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > *Bob* Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Fun, fun, fun! > > I think there should be another "fun" in there > *Bob* > > As in Fun, fun, fun, fun! > > ( coz he was doing 4 things ) > > > NETTE:) no, no, no... UDT was listening to bouncy music, eating a bowl of KTnumbers' bespoke cereal "flouncy", beating all comers to the best speakers in a trouncy fashion and seizing on them in a pouncy manner so it was obviously - Fun, fun, fun, fun, FUN!!!

Here too - maybe jenniejenjen thinks this is where all the 'single men in ED' are.

This... http://gadgetsin.com/uploads/2011/05/computer_case_made_of_lego_bricks_1.jpg and this... http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTF0iOxEUHYxQCnR_XyxNeBuS2mdlnJVdjGoMA5qMN5nX30bLJYEA with a bit of this...http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTiyZvTuyxUcm0bZ_r3QSxxT6rbr8GgKHGkmoDf307P7EX16Folyg -makes add-ons so much easier

Happy Birthday RD... http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcR6e1tGc_5_gTH--hsNv8al_3WC_dim_3_kipcvZ8UpkvY49labOg

C?t? du Village - petit cru suffisant (2011)

Play-Up the Taffs! or Deipio 'r DESTUN ddeisyfi at chyfieitha 'ma. D acha Cymru!

We had same problem before we got double glazed and solved it using this kind of thing -http://www.castlegatestores.co.uk/ekmps/shops/castlegate/images/streamline-kontrol-moisture-trap-condensation-crystal-2521-p.jpg with these - http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTOzG3GVB04RlF_ht0tKnsu-LCSOEB-IxFwoVueDoHSMbTM-UC8 You can get similar from most diy stores.

ibilly99 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I though fox hunting was banned ... Yes but not fox slapping

Double yawn with a side order of 'grrrr...annoying feckers'

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What next..? > > Clapham Known as 'Clarm' > > Battersea Known as 'Bat Ter Sea' > > East Dulwich.. ?? mmmhhm ' Es Dul' Clarm and Bat-terse-see-ah have been around for a while as have more desperate attempts like Saint Reatham and Saint Ockwell and indeed L'Ovale. I suspect the future could be Dulwich ? l'est or Dulwich ? l'est (du village) as there is wine making nearby... and also Dulwich Gauche & Dulwich Orientales. Personally I'd prefer something with a touch of the Domesday book about it like Dulwich Sinister perhaps?

73 - for a bonus point (this means exile is restricted to countries that have beer)