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Swagging in 2013 - Part 1

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  • bluebiro
    bluebiro Posts: 138 Forumite
    129/80 with 48 till next £25 amazon payout.
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  • miwa
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    bluebiro wrote: »
    129/80 with 48 till next £25 amazon payout.

    Back to normality. :o You could probably get that with an offer.
  • paulshorse
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    To get back on topic - I've had one of the best Saturdays for a long time - finished on 427/80, although I bet I struggle tomorrow
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  • " a mother preparing and eating placenta pate to celebrate her daughter's birth. Incidentally, for those of you wishing to know how the "offending" placenta was cooked, it was fried with shallots and garlic, flamb�ed, pureed and served on focaccia bread. In fact it must have been pretty tasty as the father of the child was reported to have had seventeen helpings, though apparently, other guests on the programme were less enthusiastic! The practice of eating placentas was also fashionable in the 1970s among so-called "earth mothers", but its popularity has since declined, with few mothers wanting to take their placentas home from hospital with them! Those people who agree with the practice of eating placentas argue that it is a perfectly normal thing to do, whilst those against are asking if a placenta belongs to the mother or the baby? If to the latter, this would imply cannibalism as pointed out by some of the nine viewers who complained about the television programme. However, during pregnancy the placenta is part of the mother, existing for the specific purpose of nourishing the baby until birth, after which it is expelled, ceasing to be part of her."


    http://www.mothers35plus.co.uk/placenta-recipes.htm


    Eight years ago, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall served up a woman's afterbirth at a dinner party, having first fashioned it into pât! (sweating it with shallots, pureeing, etc. If you genuinely want to know how this is done, follow Delia's Complete Cookery Course recipe for chicken liver pât!, only where it says "chicken livers", use a placenta). Channel 4, which televised the dinner, received a number of complaints, to which it made the slightly juvenile reply that it wasn't actually illegal. One of the nine complainants, incidentally, was Labour MP Kevin McNamara, who said it was "offensive to the public". I find this truly curious. It's offensive to some members of the public that any of us should eat meat at all. It's offensive to others that a labour MP should find the natural by-product of the bounteous creation of new life "offensive". It's a subjective business, offensiveness.


    http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2006/apr/19/foodanddrink.tomcruise


    and:


    http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cookbook:Placenta




    i cannot help being a lentil-weaver....
    you are all welcome at mine for dinner :)
    Originally Posted by easylife73:


    Totally enjoyed your glittery fanjo spiritwood...and how totally wrong does THAT sound??!
  • miwa
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    spiritwood wrote: »
    you are all welcome at mine for dinner :)

    You should sign up for Come Dine With Me!
  • spiritwood
    spiritwood Posts: 992 Forumite
    edited 27 January 2013 at 2:47AM
    miwa wrote: »
    There are also those who drink their urine - very dangerous, urea (substance in urine) is poisonous. I remember the CSI episode...

    i didn't think urea was dangerous? it is practiced in ayurvedic medicine i know that. i used to have a teetotal non smoking vegan friend who did this....

    <off to google wee drinking>

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urine_therapy
    Originally Posted by easylife73:


    Totally enjoyed your glittery fanjo spiritwood...and how totally wrong does THAT sound??!
  • miwa wrote: »
    You should sign up for Come Dine With Me!

    sorry for lowering the tone of this board :D:D:D:D:D
    and no way! they always pair people with their opposites so i would end up with a misogonist, a tory and a daily mail reading homophobic racist disabilist idiot.

    :rotfl:
    Originally Posted by easylife73:


    Totally enjoyed your glittery fanjo spiritwood...and how totally wrong does THAT sound??!
  • miwa
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    spiritwood wrote: »
    i didn't think urea was dangerous? it is practiced in ayurvedic medicine i know that. i used to have a teetotal non smoking vegan friend who did this....

    <off to google wee drinking>

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urine_therapy

    What a strange piece of misinformation to have accumulated!

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urea#Other_commercial_uses

    An ingredient in dish soap
  • miwa
    miwa Posts: 1,511 Forumite
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    spiritwood wrote: »
    sorry for lowering the tone of this board :D:D:D:D:D
    and no way! they always pair people with their opposites so i would end up with a misogonist, a tory and a daily mail reading homophobic racist disabilist idiot.

    :rotfl:

    Buut you could make him eat placenta :rotfl:
  • miwa
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    spiritwood wrote: »
    sorry for lowering the tone of this board :D:D:D:D:D

    The Swagbucks thread at night is another world :D During the day everyone is focused, at night we talk about stuff that'd give paul hot sweats.
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