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Iamsohappy

TrulyMadly wrote: »

How on earth do I get my butterfly cakes back here where they belong:)

And mighty fine they look too

Just delete and repost here - just in case the troll follows you here :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

See our little friend managed to get in the photo too.

FloFlo

Just thinking out loud whilst checking msm obsessively, lol, if the glitch occurs whilst the same offers are on the coke zero works out approx 16p and kingsmill tasty wholemeal approx 55p, anyone care to check those 2 for me?

Thanks

mhoc

yes, I had my 2 with me just before Christmas, both new drivers and I was amazed that they don't seem to be taught to leave in 1 st gear.

I actually proved it. the car was parked slightly too far back in the parking spot and I'd left it in 1st as normal. so I went into neutral, took the parking brake off and because there was a very slight gradient the car moved forward a tiny bit, enough to be parked correctly, without switching the engine on.

they seem to have been taught to drive in a different way to what we did. They all seem to screech up to junctions and slam their brakes on at the last minite.

Curtorsy and consideration for other drivers, well its so last century.

OMG, I've started a rant again :rotfl:

dizzyditzy wrote: »

Morning

Hate to tell you this tweets 4 miles down the road and we have no snow at all:(


I learnt to drive 7 years ago and my Dad was disgusted that you are no longer taught this and to leave it in gear. Every time he has driven my car I forget he's been in it, start the engine lurch forward and stall:o

Thoroughly enjoyed catching up on the night shift antics.
Hugs to all who need them.
Hope everyone has a good day. Wrap up and stay safe.

Damoc_2

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TrulyMadly

redfox wrote: »

I've moved the post over here as I thought you had inadvertently posted on the wrong thread

edit: it's currently at post number 6508

Oh Redfox,

Thank you so much.

zagubov

Oi! You lot! There should be as rule that you can't slag off a photo of another poster without posting a better one of yourself.

Your comments have reminded me here's a motorway services I sometimes stop at which reminds me too much of the bar-room scence in StarWars! If the locals all looked like that the council would be diging up and testing all the water supplies or something.:rotfl:

zippydooda

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

It's snowing very finely in Bristol. Won't come to anything though

I just come back from co-op and that's me done for the day now, pj's back on

Quick blonde question for you please- my bathroom radiator keeps making a banging noise which vibrates through the pipes around the whole house, the radiators and boiler etc were all replaced 10 months ago.

Is the banging a sign that it needs bleeding? At the moment I stop the banging by turning the heat knob a bit one way or the other

as you have a new system it sounds like you have a '' sticky valve'' you could use it by trying it fully open.
while fully open you could tap the metal part of the rad valve with something as there could be a bit of muck stuck in the valve.
the thermo valve sounds like it needs changing. they dont cost much but dont get the cheapest or it could happen again.

couponqueen123

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Butterfly cakes

2 large eggs
4oz SR flour
4oz sugar
4oz stork

Cream together sugar and stork.
Beat in eggs

Add flour

If mixture is a little stiff add a bit of milk

Put in a dozen cake cases and cook in a medium hot oven for about 20 mins.
When cool decorate with butter icing

your food always looks amazing and the chicken is very photogenic :eek::rotfl::rotfl:

bubbs

FloFlo wrote: »

Ignore it hun, their posts have all been wind up ones again recently, someone clearly pulling their strings.

We've all been there, my DH is as good as gold, rarely drinks yet I can remember sending his dinner whizzing past his head when he came home drunk years ago. :rotfl:

Cant remeber why , but i threw a big glass ashtray at DH :rotfl::rotfl:, e ducked it hit the door and made a hole in it :eek::eek::eek: imagine if it had hit his head :eek:

couponqueen123

mhoc wrote: »

yes, I had my 2 with me just before Christmas, both new drivers and I was amazed that they don't seem to be taught to leave in 1 st gear.

I actually proved it. the car was parked slightly too far back in the parking spot and I'd left it in 1st as normal. so I went into neutral, took the parking brake off and because there was a very slight gradient the car moved forward a tiny bit, enough to be parked correctly, without switching the engine on.

they seem to have been taught to drive in a different way to what we did. They all seem to screech up to junctions and slam their brakes on at the last minite.

Curtorsy and consideration for other drivers, well its so last century.

OMG, I've started a rant again :rotfl:

i passed in january 2011 and was taught to keep in gear when parked , the screaching up to junctions is after the thy pass test surly? (not that its right but surely no -one wuld pas doign them things?:eek::eek: