The ELITE Eggstra Easter thread

davemorton

artha wrote: »

I didn't win anything on WH but I decided that DW may as well have a go for the CB. The £10 stake was lost and most of the £25 bonus but then a couple of small wins making about a tenner in the kitty after the bonus was played out. I had a feeling you had to play through about 3 tines the bonus th withdraw anything but was that Ceasars?

If it is letting you w/d, then the bonus requirement has been met.

davemorton

Morgy9 wrote: »

My god you guys are so quick - I've still to get the hang of that - by the time I've typed a response and posted it I need to re read thread as usually 5 more posts added (and usually gone down a different tack). But thanks Davem and artha for that info - will get on it.

Had a good evening earlier - DD and DS at school music concert - which was really good. Everything from a bit of classical to one direction on the recorder and yr 6 battle of the bands including paranoid. DS gave up guitar but teacher wanted him to do base (so he could make another 'band' with singers etc) but he wasn't having it (strange as he's usually confident). Ended up bribing him - so all practice and 2 performances cost me £15 .

Thats what all the ladies tell David. Bless him.

davemorton

So Artha, did you ever see the program I saw, where they said all the white pigment for Apples (as in macs/phones etc) came from one mine, and I am sure it was the only mine in the world that had that pigment (although I am sure that bit cant be right!)?

blondynurse

evening nightshift

Morgy9

davemorton wrote: »

Thats what all the ladies tell David. Bless him.

:rotfl:I am sure this statement will not go unchallenged by the dotmeister.....

davemorton

I have about £70 in each TCB account, so dont dare do any more bingo ones. One of them is all from my house and car insurance though, but will see if they clear. The last bingo still hasnt though!

Morgy9

Evening blondie ....

davemorton

blondynurse wrote: »

evening nightshift

Evening Blondy

Morgy9 wrote: »

:rotfl:I am sure this statement will not go unchallenged by the dotmeister.....

He that does protesteth too much

artha

davemorton wrote: »

nOW SEE, THATS A DIFFERENT (CAPS!) decision/theory/whatever to me. I actually prefer yours, I had always believed it was from lack of bones, although Rebecca gets a bone and I DONT SEE HER POO GO WHITE (MUCH TO MY DISAPPOINTMENT, WHERE AS AN ORANGE CRAYON WILL TURN IT ORANGE, GREEN, GREEN, AND SO ON!) (CAPS AGAIN!!!!! GRRR) so perhaps yours is truer than mine. Why did they want to hide the colour of dog food?? Is it not ALL (caps intended;)) brown?

Changing the colour was not of course for the benefit of the dog. It was to fool the owner into thinking that disgustingly dark meat was much lighter and a better quality. As I said before theTiO2 is such a strong white pigment that a small amount is very effective at brightening. Although I've never seen any I was told by the guys that used to sell pigment into the food industry that things like some processed tinned chicken and chicken soup just wouldn't have been saleable without the addition of pigment. Horrible green tinge apparently Doesn't do anything to the taste though.

davemorton

artha wrote: »

Changing the colour was not of course for the benefit of the dog. It was to fool the owner into thinking that disgustingly dark meat was much lighter and a better quality. As I said before theTiO2 is such a strong white pigment that a small amount is very effective at brightening. Although I've never seen any I was told by the guys that used to sell pigment into the food industry that things like some processed tinned chicken and chicken soup just wouldn't have been saleable without the addition of pigment. Horrible green tinge apparently Doesn't do anything to the taste though.

I really must look deeper into what Rebecca and Jason are eating, as I only thought it came in 'brown'