The ELITE Eggstra Easter thread

davemorton

artha wrote: »

evening son, had a good time at the pub?

Indeedy, and Rebecca loved it too dad!

davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

pot........kettle :rotfl::rotfl:

One does not know what one means by such remark. So rude!!

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

One does not know what one means by such remark. So rude!!

truthful isnt rude :rotfl::rotfl:

davemorton

Hot Chilli flavour potato hoops

:eek:

H O T !!!!!

logie

fairclaire wrote: »

I got that voucher. Very annoying that it doesn't stack with the free postage Ill probably buy something anyways just to use it.

The garden will be your saviour Logie, once it gets going. It has kept me sane and given me a focus in the darkest of times. And the rewards are once you eat your first ' grown by me ' veggie there's no going back:rotfl: I still remember me and OH sharing a corn on the cob, the only edible one we got out of 4 plants......it was an absolute treasure of a moment

Our corn on the cobs totally failed last year Courgettes were a bit better to begin with but then developed mouldy mildew Raspberries, blackberries and rhubarb were fabulous though We are lucky that we are on the edge of the Fens where there are a lot of flower/plant producing factories. I found a great factory shop last year that sells seconds from B&Q, M&S, Sains, Mr W etc. Cheap as chips

davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

truthful isnt rude :rotfl::rotfl:

It is when ones truth is made from pastecine and papermache!
We all know I am more holy and pure than the little baby jesus!
(I appologise to anyone that is honestly deeply religious, no offence meant!)

artha

fairclaire wrote: »

sorry:o totally my fault for being a drunken stop out

No problems just hope it was worth it in the end:rotfl:

Pity about that £10 RSH code I've got though. It will just have to expire unused on the 31st March. Not sure it will still be valid though as I saw someone post earlier today that unused codes seem to disappear if they aren't used immediately?

davemorton

logie wrote: »

Our corn on the cobs totally failed last year Courgettes were a bit better to begin with but then developed mouldy mildew Raspberries, blackberries and rhubarb were fabulous though We are lucky that we are on the edge of the Fens where there are a lot of flower/plant producing factories. I found a great factory shop last year that sells seconds from B&Q, M&S, Sains, Mr W etc. Cheap as chips

I dont think corn can work unless you have a few planted together, as they protect each other, gang warfare and all that. I love my blackcurrant bushes, they are fab, and my rhubarb!!

davemorton

artha wrote: »

No problems just hope it was worth it in the end:rotfl:

Pity about that £10 RSH code I've got though. It will just have to expire unused on the 31st March. Not sure it will still be valid though as I saw someone post earlier today that unused codes seem to disappear if they aren't used immediately?

Dunno about that, I still have 2 £10 codes showing valid until 2020 in my account.

fairclaire

logie wrote: »

Our corn on the cobs totally failed last year Courgettes were a bit better to begin with but then developed mouldy mildew Raspberries, blackberries and rhubarb were fabulous though We are lucky that we are on the edge of the Fens where there are a lot of flower/plant producing factories. I found a great factory shop last year that sells seconds from B&Q, M&S, Sains, Mr W etc. Cheap as chips

factory shops are great. We are lucky here too ( nothing garden related) but we have Next clearance, gap outlet and an M&S clearance. Ive had some great bargains.

Strange thing tho....last week my DS1 asked me not to buy him any more GAP hoodies as he wore one to school on a non uniform day and someone told him that GAP meant Gay and Proud :huh: so obviously he doesn't want to wear them now.....kids!