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Thread | I've turned
at 13:43 27 Jan 2020
I've just eaten a vegan sausage roll. |
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Thread | Travels in Euroland with Ed Balls
at 08:32 23 Jan 2020
Ok I have a shameful confession, I am growing to like Ed Balls. His Trumpland series was very good indeed and I am looking forward to the Euroland version.
I have seen no clips or anything but it will be well worth watching. Get on it TWTDers
I suspect the content may surprise some of the ardent Euro Militants (although that isn't definite info as I have only heard a brief review as I was waking up this morn) |
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Thread | Bloody nightmare drive, Orwell bridge closure and all that caper.
at 21:53 21 Jan 2020
Had to go to Norwich this morning and the traffic was diabolical because of the bridge closure so I decided to go cross country to Eye through Debenham and get on the A140 at Brome - but oh no, had a diversion somewhere midway, didn't know where I was heading and ended up at the A140 near A14 (Coddenham??) so I must have been going round in circles.
The crazy thing was I passed a few big farm type houses with banners outside saying NO to the Northern Bypass which is quite ironic as if there was a northern bypass I (along with a line of others) wouldn't have had to drive past their bloody houses this morning.
It reminded me of the undersized suggestion box on Alan Partridge. |
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Thread | Milk Slop
at 03:37 12 Jan 2020
I've just shared a couple of PMs with Jeera about weird foods and it got me thinking.
My odd bod father in law used to eat something he called milk slop, it was basically a couple of rounds of bread in a bowl covered with hot milk - it may have contained onions from memory but I could possibly have dreamt that bit.
Has anyone else heard of this ridiculous dining experience? |
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Thread | King Gary
at 00:49 7 Jan 2020
Any mention of this on here yet?
Has to be the funniest program of the decade.
IMHO! |
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Thread | This isn't definite info
at 15:03 1 Jan 2020
but quite possibly definite info.
If what I was told last week there may have been a bit of a a hoo going on then this cements Lambert and gives a firm message that PL is in charge and will be for the foreseeable.
Whether it is a wise decision to give 5 years remains to be seen but it does send an authoritative message out and may lead to some stability. |
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Thread | TWTD Christmas joint cook off. Vegans, vegetarians and weirdos - do not open
at 22:16 24 Dec 2019
Going round daughter Lucans tomorrow and she has bought a huge turkey that will need a bit of persuasion to get in the oven.
We are taking the beef and I have got this Mother. We have to go round hers at 9.30 tomorrow morning so I have to get up and put daisy the cow into the oven at 5.45
9.2 kilos of taste sensation
Other TWTDers Christmas cooking exploits eagerly sought. |
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Thread | TWTD help needed - re; wifi booster for Sky Q / Netflix etc - plus Sparky advice
at 16:13 24 Dec 2019
It's come to this, I need help.
Mother has moved into Lucan Towers and apparently she has TV issues (I have been told by my wife that there is a problem as Mother has been dropping hints. Being a man I didn't recognise this, I foolishly assumed that if there was a problem she would just tell me and ask for help)
Anyhoo - it's not as straightforward as it seems.
I would initially have thought the best thing would be to use those wired plug things that in effect hardwires the TV to the router however she has moved into a new purposely built annex adjoining the main house and although we only get one electric bill for the property she has her own fuse board so I wonder if this option would actually work?
If the above is not effective then is there a decent wireless booster and do they work?
Another complication.
The main problem is with TV in bedroom with Netflix etc but she now also wants a fire stick. If the "wired" connection would work is it a case of just plugging the TV into the booster connection socket thing?
TV number 2 is in her living room and is operated by SKY Q mini box from the Q box in the main house. This normally works but has dropped a couple of times, if the hardwire plug thing would work does the TV get plugged into it or the SKY minibox??????
Thanks |
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Thread | What the hell is it about Brighton?
at 04:28 13 Dec 2019
Anyway, I love these election nights and talking to everyone but I'm a bit pissed now and I've got to drive up north in an hour so I'm going for a power nap.
I bid you good evening. |
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Thread | Another reason why Corbyn can't be trusted.
at 23:32 11 Dec 2019
Poor old Ed Miliband despite being Jewish happily attempted to eat a bacon sandwich despite it being against his religion and making a right old hash of it.
Jeremy Corbyn on the other hand pretends to be a vegetarian but is often spotted at The Islington Pork Lovers Association quaffing his bodyweight in pig food products.
I rest my case. |
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Thread | Genuine question to vegans
at 07:59 9 Dec 2019
I was frying up a leftover kebab last night and the smell was so alluring that I began to salivate and this got me thinking.
Does the same thing happen to you when you mow the grass? |
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