The Good, the Mad & the Lovely

thick_tom

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I used to be very good, no meat, fish, eggs, diary products and all products that were not tested on animals. But 19 years ago I started to eat eggs as long as they are free range!

i eat eggs and have milk on my cereals. i just dont eat meat or fish

tweets

:j:j:j Work finished til 6th January :j:j:j

Collected my registered letter it was the £10 Love to shop voucher I won on RM they quick delivering it :T

Got home among mail behind door my Kipling glitch purse thanks to Snap from Amazon its now my new moc / voucher wallet :T
Also another love to shop voucher for £5 :jand a bar chocolate from sun perks :j My dog journal also arrived when I got home glad I was in.

But my M&S order still waiting to be despatched

And loving my place of work hope I don't get transferred for a long time staff in kitchen made me feel welcome from day one so did mid day staff. Its worth paying for a weekly bus ticket to be happy in work and not having to worry you doing something wrong. This afternoon headmaster and deputy came into kitchen with a lovely box for each of us and inside was a compact mirror. Debbi joked we better not look through the magnifying side we may crack it. :rotfl::rotfl:

:dance::dance::dance:

silvercar

thick_tom wrote: »

all too often i hear people questioning how vegetarians can live without meat (and fish in my case) but i just dont have any problem with it. i am very healthy and eat a very varied diet. never ever do i contemplate eating animal stuff. it just isnt within my mindset to do so. on the contrary - i cannot understand how people can actually eat animals. i find such a thought to be repulsive in the extreme.

Good on you for sticking to your principles, but you have to accept that the majority of people don't think the same way as you.

tweets

EMMAP wrote: »

Just won £50 to spend at Truffle Shuffle.com!

Eyyyyy

:j:j Well done EMMAP :j:j

Enterprise_1701C

My best friend's son was a veggie but packed it in as it was making him I'll. I suspect the main problem was that he didn't eat vegetables either! He still doesn't really eat them but he is a lot healthier now.

thick_tom

silvercar wrote: »

Good on you for sticking to your principles, but you have to accept that the majority of people don't think the same way as you.

yes but that doesnt say who is right and who is wrong - nor can it


............ and anyway i've never yet met anyone who thinks like thick tom does :rotfl:

thick_tom

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

My best friend's son was a veggie but packed it in as it was making him I'll. I suspect the main problem was that he didn't eat vegetables either! He still doesn't really eat them but he is a lot healthier now.

a common misconception is that vegetarians only eat vegetables. OMG - like - duh! :rotfl:

thick_tom

tonights darts 7pm:

Best of seven sets

Peter Wright v Per Laursen
Raymond van Barneveld v Jamie Caven
Phil Taylor v Michael Smith

Jelly_Biactol

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Just renewing car breakdown, the AA wanted to charge £305 to renew... the cheeky sausages!

Try AutoNational, I've had no complaints about them over the last 15-odd years
http://www.autonational.co.uk/
Coverage starts at £24 a year.
I seem to remember that there was a discount if you were recommended by an existing member, which I'm happy to do for you.
But that might not apply any more. Or maybe the existing member got the discount. Can't remember ... it's been a long week:)

EMMAP

tweets wrote: »

:j:j Well done EMMAP :j:j

Thanks tweets. Looking at the website now. Almost too much choice!