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Eek - breaking news tonight: "Horse meat found in burgers" - as bought in Tesco (29% apparently) and traces in burgers from Aldi, Lidl and Iceland. Quite upset about this, as I expect all horse lovers are .... I have nothing against people eating horse meat except a) they should NOT be subjected to horrible long distance journeys to the slaughterhouses, and b) I think you should be able to choose to eat it, not have it sneakily inserted into a BEEF burger .... sorry, rant over, but what a horrible story. I will definitely not be sharing it with my horses, far too upsetting for them (although when the Tricky Mare used to act up, I have been known to whisper "salami ... " in her ear). Do hope the Captain doesn't get to hear about it, I am sure he would be very shocked.
PS Do hope your cold is getting better, Piq.0 -
Eek - breaking news tonight: "Horse meat found in burgers" - as bought in Tesco (29% apparently) and traces in burgers from Aldi, Lidl and Iceland. Quite upset about this, as I expect all horse lovers are .... I have nothing against people eating horse meat except a) they should NOT be subjected to horrible long distance journeys to the slaughterhouses, and b) I think you should be able to choose to eat it, not have it sneakily inserted into a BEEF burger .... sorry, rant over, but what a horrible story. I will definitely not be sharing it with my horses, far too upsetting for them (although when the Tricky Mare used to act up, I have been known to whisper "salami ... " in her ear). Do hope the Captain doesn't get to hear about it, I am sure he would be very shocked.
PS Do hope your cold is getting better, Piq.
These burgers are at the bottom end of the market so to be honest a bit of horse meat is the least of their worries :eek:.A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effortMortgage Balance = £0
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I love your name, there used to be a snaggles on the boards before and I always wished I'd chosen such a great name!:cool:Total debt at October 2008: £67,213.30
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Did you survive work and the cold?
Hope cold is not as icky as mine has been, otherwise I recommend doing nada and hiding under a duvet
It is a horrible cold and nada would be truly magnificent [done a bit of nada, but real life gets in the way]
Eek - breaking news tonight: "Horse meat found in burgers" - as bought in Tesco (29% apparently) and traces in burgers from Aldi, Lidl and Iceland. Quite upset about this, as I expect all horse lovers are .... I have nothing against people eating horse meat except a) they should NOT be subjected to horrible long distance journeys to the slaughterhouses, and b) I think you should be able to choose to eat it, not have it sneakily inserted into a BEEF burger .... sorry, rant over, but what a horrible story. I will definitely not be sharing it with my horses, far too upsetting for them (although when the Tricky Mare used to act up, I have been known to whisper "salami ... " in her ear). Do hope the Captain doesn't get to hear about it, I am sure he would be very shocked.
PS Do hope your cold is getting better, Piq.
I never eat meat so don't look at the ingredients, but I agree about the travelling conditions for horses going to slaughter round the world, and come to that any animal in the same situation.
I always tell the Captain that I could swap him for a toblerone and on some days I happily would!These burgers are at the bottom end of the market so to be honest a bit of horse meat is the least of their worries :eek:.
Very true. It's a great reason for only preparing your own food from scratch and avoiding processed stuff! What's with the onions?Total debt at October 2008: £67,213.30
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I've got a cold
and it's a stinker! Yesterday I struggled to get anything done as my brain has been substituted for cotton wool, which reminds me, must buy some today.
I actually forgot to collect my tablets even though I passed right by the doctor's door :mad: Today I'm going to have to make a detour and use up fuel :mad:
The Captain is loving the snow and ice. He's running and jumping around like a foal, delightful to watch. He's in overnight though, I'm a soft touch and like him snug and warm in his checked rug once it's dark.
Really, really fancy beans on toast today. I think I might have some for breakfast. I have some slices of bread in the freezer that can go straight in the toaster.....
Once again, off to work. The car is going to take some major de-icing and I need to leave early to get my forgotten tablets!Total debt at October 2008: £67,213.30
Total debt today: £0 - debt and mortgage free 29th November 2013 :T
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Morning, can you send some snow here, we just have rain and mud
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Good luck with the car deicing, I walked to work yesterday as I hate driving in the snow but I hate walking on icy footpaths more so defrosted it was, except apparently the car decided to refreeze the door whilst I was driving so that was fun to get out of!HSBC CC - £3000 / £3000
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Piq feel betterMortgage: £280,752/ £262,515.84
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hope you feel better soon x0
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