What would happen if all the people on this board actually met?

carolt

lostinrates wrote: »

I cooked some cabbage in some of the sauvignon blanc (I LOVE cabbage, is that weird?) and we've opened a prosecco. we might brave a chablis tomorrow. I'm googling and old styled, but know one there yet knows.

I like Carole king. I wore out my copy of Tapestry.

I use vingar for windows (and lots of cleaning) after the chip smell fades every thing smells very clean.

I love cabbage too.

And Carole King.

How long does the vinegary smell take to fade?

wageslave

Rupert_The_Bear_2 wrote: »

It was Dolce Vita, Sortofok, Sockpuppet, Mewbie the list goes on.I signed up for life, unconditional in fact.When you have been with someone for so long, they might snap at you and really surprise you with something they may say. You tend to ignore it in hope things will return to normal and they normally do as we are all sheeple deep down.

I think I like you

lostinrates

carolt wrote: »

How long does the vinegary smell take to fade?

seven minutes and 23 seconds to 34 minutes 54 seconds. Depending on time of year, amount cleaned with it, diluted or not, airation and ventilation. The soft furniting density ratio and what the BoE have set the rate at.

I love that someone else loves cabbage.

carolt

Rupert_The_Bear_2 wrote: »

I remember how great the snooker used to be.I was quite young in the 80's when the televised snooker was at its peak.I remember my mum being obsessed with Alex 'hurricane' Higgins. It kinda rubbed off on me and I was a big fan. I used to love him playing against steve davis, a total clash of personalities and upbringing. Jimmy White was from a similar mould but didn't quite have the higgins angst, that nervous edge, that twitch, the peoples champion.

And he didn't look half as good in those tight trousers.

Sigh.....

carolt

lostinrates wrote: »

mewbie gets angry sometimes. i have decided the best way for me to cope with his loss of humour (and I really do miss it mewbie) is to let it run its course. Smetimes a joke set up well is enough to lure a joke back out, and once the ball is rolling...

Aren't all comic geniuses supposed to do that?

Y'know, have a deep, mournful side......?

It's part of the mystique, I think.

wageslave

mewbie wrote: »

Thanks, but no need. I am enjoying a release from the thanks fascism. To be able to put an opinion without having to worry about it's reception.

What changed your mind?

PasturesNew

I love boiled cabbage and mash, with a splash of ketchup.

A big plateful of that is a real comfort food meal for me

wageslave

Rupert_The_Bear_2 wrote: »

Rage against the machine

Mewbie has joined a rock band? Bliddy hell.

PasturesNew

Rupert_The_Bear_2 wrote: »

Just there, that is what i love about you. I sometimes think you don't even mean to do it. A comedian would give anything to have your timing. Mewbies current issues are about to be unraveled and you come in with the plate of boiled cabbage and mash line. Love it, love you.

I don't do empathy. It's on the trait list, so I often appear cold and heartless.
I do luff mewbs though.

Pobby

Coo feel famous once again. Program about the Beatles. One of my mates was the program consultant and another was interviewed `cause he played support at Shea Stadium. For the record, I am still going out and playing a of jazz and blues.