Utility Warehouse (Telecom Plus) Discussion

vinnyph

1carminestocky wrote: »

I've heard horror stories regarding the Tesco value curry sauce. Think we'll stick to the Sainsburys one. Like KN, we normally make our own from scratch (we used to have Grossman's Balti sauce until we actually discovered the fat content!!) but we use the Sainsbug one ocassionally as it's so comparitively low fat. Reminds me of chip shop curry, TBH. Brings back memories of my childhood, lol.




A coronary just waiting to happen but ooooooooohhhh...

You keep pictures of your old meals you have had. I thought it was only asians especially Filipino who took pictures of their plates of food from a party.

vinnyph

1carminestocky wrote: »

Fear not, vinnyph, I have my standard issue Anti-The A.U.W.F (TM) tin helmet at the ready.

So there is a use for tesco value curry sauce tin then.

kippen_noedel

vinnyph wrote: »

sanctity of the church.

Still I recommend people try sainsburys basic curry sauce at least once.

a reasonable argument until you mention the church and sanctity in the same breath.

God I accept might exist but I bet against it. The church, especially the one based in rome is a disgusting hierarchical system that changes with the wind and is based on power, greed and manipulation. Too often the church has excommunicated and punished people for daring to challenge their self imposed authority.

Saying all that the Amish are impressive in the way they conduct their lives under such pressure.

Now about this sauce, if I try this stuff and it's as disgusting as every other mass made sauce I've been fed by people over the years in the name of "its easier" it's not just 4p I'm risking it's the other ingredients and the time.

vinnyph

kippen_noedel wrote: »

a reasonable argument until you mention the church and sanctity in the same breath.

God I accept might exist but I bet against it. The church, especially the one based in rome is a disgusting hierarchical system that changes with the wind and is based on power, greed and manipulation. Too often the church has excommunicated and punished people for daring to challenge their self imposed authority.

Saying all that the Amish are impressive in the way they conduct their lives under such pressure.

Now about this sauce, if I try this stuff and it's as disgusting as every other mass made sauce I've been fed by people over the years in the name of "its easier" it's not just 4p I'm risking it's the other ingredients and the time.

The modern secular system is a hierarchical system that changes with the wind and is based on power, greed and manipulation. Do you have faith in that. I find peoples interpretation of the catholic faith is like an episode of south park. Blame Canada. Why blame Canada, because they are Canadian.

Actually I would state that the Catholic Church realised their mistake with Galileo and then went forward and set up their own scientific committee to evaluate Science in order to understand. The committee regularly has audiences with leading scientists to understand the best of our knowledge. They are not against evolution or cosmic chemistry.

You imposed your belief in cosmic chemistry. Where does your authority come from?

kippen_noedel

Politicians and religious leaders eat from the same trough, spouting their own interpretation of whatever fits the agenda of the day.

1carminestocky

kippen_noedel wrote: »

a reasonable argument until you mention the church and sanctity in the same breath.

God I accept might exist but I bet against it. The church, especially the one based in rome is a disgusting hierarchical system that changes with the wind and is based on power, greed and manipulation. Too often the church has excommunicated and punished people for daring to challenge their self imposed authority.

Saying all that the Amish are impressive in the way they conduct their lives under such pressure.

Now about this sauce, if I try this stuff and it's as disgusting as every other mass made sauce I've been fed by people over the years in the name of "its easier" it's not just 4p I'm risking it's the other ingredients and the time.

If all Amish women looked anything like Kelly McGillis I'd be joining the fold forthwith. Sexist, I know.

KN, it's 4p. What's to lose? Get yersen a tin of basics pineapple chunks (18p), chuck them into the mix, add a bit of curry powder if you prefer it with a bit of 'bite', maybe a slice or ten of basics fresh pepper (£1.59 for a BIG bag of the weirdest shaped peppers you will ever see. We had one that looked like Kelly Brook last week. I nabbed that one for myself). Place a piece of chicken in the Remoska (recommended elctrical item, but if you don't have one, a slow cooker), switch on and leave for quite a while. In fact, if it's a slow cooker you can compeltely forget about it for hours. Enjoy.

kippen_noedel

1carminestocky wrote: »

We had one that looked like Kelly Brook last week.

I bet it was hot :whistle:

vinnyph

kippen_noedel wrote: »

Politicians and religious leaders eat from the same trough, spouting their own interpretation of whatever fits the agenda of the day.

Has the Pope ever done you wrong?
The Popes are chosen to be the most humble of people. They are chosen for their faith.

Pope John Paul II very much helped the fall of the iron curtain without a war starting. The Russians were about to send the tanks in at the time. We have to thanks him for that. It could have ended in a full scale war.

Can you trust your own interpretation more than any other.

kippen_noedel

just realised I do have 3 jars of ready made sauce, Peanut, Mint and Sambal Goreng & another tin, coconut milk.

Quentin

Following on from the revelation from Keggs on his wheeze to get more customers by sticking his card on adjacent cars whenever he parks up (conning the drivers by giving them a thank you message for not parking too close to his car, when he actually chooses where to park up), this latest on line video may be of interest to Keggs. (Who has at least stuck to his word and stopped posting here, but we know does pop in regularly to click his motivational thank yous to all the DESPOTS etc)

It is presented by a uw "marketing director", ("Jez" Tromans) as an "education", but is also flogging the cards which may interest Keggs - a bargain at only £9 (+ postage) for 800!

There's more though....there is education in the video, watch as the marketing director demonstrates to the reps how to fold and tear the cards from each sheet, and also shares with them the best number of prepared cards to have in a pack.

Also of interest is the video is actually from the very director who runs the reps forum (the one who was supposedly so outraged that the other training videos had been exposed here he assured keggs & co he would take steps to stop us seeing them). Here's a tip, Jez Tromans, if you want to keep your videos secret, and only to be seen by the thousands of DESPOTs, then don't upload them on youtube!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYxtq6qLiLA