Everyone Lobbing Ice-cream (into) Trolleys (with) Excitement

nerfdad

fairclaire wrote: »

............until everything starts heading south in about 10 years time :cool: :rotfl::rotfl:

What a good 10 years though;):)

bubbs

Mimi will give you a shout next time we have a glitch

Emily_Rachel

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Nearly mowed a toad once when I was cutting the grass, had let it get rather long over winter, was happily giving it it's first mowing and this toad jumped up and landed on the top of the lawn mower :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Let it free on the green opposite my lawn

Oh you should have encouraged it to stay in your veg patch. We have a 'pet' toad who has moved into the courgette bed, and it jumps out every time we water, then scuttles back in again as soon as we finish. This is the first year that we have had no slug/snail problem. The little darling obviously has a taste for escargo. I am thinking of finding a toad for every veg bed next year!

nerfdad

nikkilala wrote: »

Mimi the glitch also let you have 2 pamper sets worth £80 odd each, 2 LYB cards and the handwash for £12.99;) Where were you?:eek:

Lala =the master Yoda of Body shop glitches:cool::D:D

wackynut

purpledonkey wrote: »

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2401342/Cheryl-Cole-confirms-shes-entire-derri-tattooed-roses-artist-shows-photo.html

I'm not against tattoos, but why an earth would you do this to yourself! The thought of the pain whilst it's healing would be bad enough *refrains from making obvious joke*

What I don't understand is why bother wearing knickers. :cool:

wendyak

bubbs wrote: »

Im so sorry for all these people, it was bad enough for me last year.
I saw on the news bloomin great 4x4 just sinking in the water and all you could see what the tip of the roof:eek::eek::eek:

If its the beigey one don't feel sorry for them, they did it on purpose according to their friends, the worst part is they had children on board

Emily_Rachel

mimi1234 wrote: »

Just been doing some cooking. Did some tiger prawns in a ginger/chilli infused oil, and also did some red/orange lentil (thanks to Mr Sada, these were reduced to 50p for 2kg about a few months ago!) patties that have turned out totes gorge. I would put photos on but the photo bucket thing is far too complex for an elderly simpleton like me. What is everyone else having for supper? I was meant to be having takeaway fish and chips but decided to do something with my spare time and ended up getting creative in the kitchen.

The recipe was very simple. All it needed was red/orange lentils, about 75g, salt to taste, 2 tsp of turmeric, 2tsp of garlic and ginger, 1 cube of frozen green chilli but I am sure you can use powder or whatever you have available.

* You soak the lentils for a few hours, preferably over night. The red/orange ones soak very quickly.
* You then put all the items together and then blend them with a hand blender until almost smooth.
* Then scoop ladles of the mixture into a hot non stick frying pan and press down into little patties. Flip after a few minutes and you are all done, make them as brown or as pale as you want but just let them cook.

The best thing is you can fry them without oil, so for the health concious ones on here it would be ideal. No oil, so less fat and lentils are ace for protein and fibre etc. :D:cool:

What a clever recipe Mimi12343! I am going to have to try this tomorrow.

Enterprise_1701C

Emily_Rachel wrote: »

Oh you should have encouraged it to stay in your veg patch. We have a 'pet' toad who has moved into the courgette bed, and it jumps out every time we water, then scuttles back in again as soon as we finish. This is the first year that we have had no slug/snail problem. The little darling obviously has a taste for escargo. I am thinking of finding a toad for every veg bed next year!

It was when we had little kids so no veg patch. These days it would be on the fast train to it's veg patch kingdom, if it could find anywhere to sit among the pumpkins that have also decided to grow up the grapevine arch :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Dizzy_Ditzy

Is snap still barbering her tomatoes??

I've just been and done mine. Mostly just fruits now. I want all the energy to go to the fruits

I saw some plum tomatoes in morries yesterday. I thought we'd planted baby plums, but these are giving my beefies a run for their money!

Shortfatscotsbloke

Just a quick A v S comparison from this afternoon to keep fellow Elite boozers happy. 18 tins of wifebeater for £10.80 and a litre of Bacardi for £13.50 via apg..:D:D

1 x Stella Artois (18x440ml) £16.00 £12.00
1 x Bacardi Superior White Rum (1L) £15.00 £15.00