Monday 16th March Positive Thinking ***Daily Chat***

bookseller1980

LouiseJ wrote: »

I have also decided today that the only moaning I am going to do from now on is in the bedroom;)

Chance would be a fine thing.:o

Burlesque_Babe

LouiseJ wrote: »

the only moaning I am going to do from now on is in the bedroom;)

BB stomps off even harder and even more jealously.....

yellowmonkey

boredofbeingathome wrote: »

Do you have Gravy as well? Can't get any gravy in the chippies down south or decent mushy peas...:rotfl: :rotfl:

I was in Exeter services and we did have chips( bloomin awful ones they were too) served by a Polish chap who didn't understand what gravy was.. he kept saying Graby I wish Peter Kay had been there...

When i said it was used to stop chips from drying up ( sarcastically)he looked at the chips and said they were already dry..and then wondered why i couldn't stop laughing.:rotfl: :rotfl:

Chips with gravy Must be a Watford gap divide

Burlesque_Babe

boredofbeingathome wrote: »

Do you have Gravy as well? Can't get any gravy in the chippies down south or decent mushy peas...:rotfl: :rotfl:

Gravy is definitely a northern thing. I love gravy on chips but don't think many do it down here. The only respite from this is the pea fritter which seems to be a southern thing - i'd never heard of them before I moved here.

Scraps - also a northern thing. As are decent fishcakes.

pepe2008

bookseller1980 wrote: »

I bin finking. :eek:
When I get motivated and positive (thanks SAmmy and Lou) I get things done down here and the day goes a lot faster then when I sit on my backside getting miserable.
However, on a quiet day, there is only so much I can do.
Can anone think of ways I could spend the quiet times doing something to bring in more income? You used to be able to stuff envelopes but machines do that now.
Just a thought.

BB? Whats the AQA thing, I've always wanted to know myself......

and BB dont get a pasty from Greggs_pale_ ( but being ex-Ginsters Salesman I would be biased wouldn't I )

boredofbeingathome

LouiseJ wrote: »

I have also decided today that the only moaning I am going to do from now on is in the bedroom;)

:eek:

I do a lot of moaning in the bedroom..but have already told everyone about Mr.B's snoring:rotfl: :rotfl:

LouiseJ

bookseller1980 wrote: »

Chance would be a fine thing.:o

Well I actually meant that I would have a good moan with/at my OH.........thats what I meant, honestly, it really was govnor:D

Burlesque_Babe

Pepe - it's a working from home, answering questions on just about anything and everything service (only those broad minded should apply - some questions are quite rude in amongst the train times, the recipe requests and please can you sort my love life out!)

http://www.aqa.63336.com/

pepe2008

LouiseJ wrote: »

Did I give you a kick up the backside........sorry Pepe I meant to just pinch it:p

I have also decided today that the only moaning I am going to do from now on is in the bedroom;)

I am supposed to be going to bed in a mo with an empty mind!;)

boredofbeingathome

yellowmonkey wrote: »

Chips with gravy Must be a Watford gap divide

Dry down South:rolleyes: :rotfl:

burlesque_babe wrote:

Gravy is definitely a northern thing. I love gravy on chips but don't think many do it down here. The only respite from this is the pea fritter which seems to be a southern thing - i'd never heard of them before I moved here.

Scraps - also a northern thing. As are decent fishcakes

Don't mind pea fritters, scraps are great and fishcakes:drool: I actually just prefer salt and vinegar unless the chips are awful then you need gravy:rotfl:
I think it depends on the oil used on the chips..but as i rarely eat them now it makes no odds.:o