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Jelly_Biactol

rhosynbach wrote: »

oooh does that mean we are posh as we have our own orchard:D
also hate the peeling oh got a peeler machine thing but i find it easier to do it by hand

Old definition of posh:
Buying a bottle of wine and not drinking it on the same day
New definition of posh:
Having your own orchard:)

I found the coring/peeling/chopping schtick quite theraputic after a while, for a Saturday morning. Particularly with some good choons in the background; my default apple-peeling music of the choice was the Avalanche's album 'Since I Left You' ... might just have to put the title track on the jukebox
Since I met you, I found the world so anew
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfAuFAgHpzc
(what a stupendously wonderful video, too)

buyitall

David. wrote: »

Make sure it is cheaper with cashback as I was looking for car parking at Newcastle airport and found it for £33 onsite went to quidco/topcashback and the firm was on there offering 10% cashback clicked through £42 I think, definitely 40 something :eek:
As for travel insurance I used MSM 1 week for 2 in Cyprus £14 the cheapest was £10 but I did not like the excess

Thanks, you were right that the price goes up when going through a cashback site.
I ended up still going through quidco and risking it - John Lewis is offering £15 cashback so as the policy is fairly cheap for a 4 day trip, if the cashback pays out it works out as not quite free but v cheap, so fingers crossed

Edit: cashback has tracked already

David.

davemorton wrote: »

Well, I must say that 2002 fizz is rather nice. Cheers David. :beer:

:beer: Enjoy

Dizzy_Ditzy

rhosynbach wrote: »

oooh does that mean we are posh as we have our own orchard:D
lots of apples, pears and plums but also cherry, greengage, medlar, apricot, fig and peach trees plus some nuts

also hate the peeling oh got a peeler machine thing but i find it easier to do it by hand

I bought another cherry tree and plum tree today and 3 more raspberry canes

Gonna start sowing my hot boy chillies tomorrow :j

ilovetoshop

rhosynbach wrote: »

that is a nice clump of rhubarb ilovetoshop and lots of nice grass
have you cleared it yet bet it is a lot of work but worth it

We have managed to clear quite a bit but still along way to go, thankfully its only 5 mins from our house so just go and do a bit now and then but waiting for better weather.
I think behind the rhubarb someone said they think its artichokes but I haven't got a clue

MKS

CookieRaider wrote: »

Hi just back from the Clydebank kfc and i used 4 for sitting in and another 2 on the way out for takeaway.

Cookie, oink, oink:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:



























Glad that you made the most of a good deal:beer:

David.

Tinyshoes wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

And so you should be.

Hope its not a little one you are going to stick pins in :eek:

Dizzy_Ditzy

davemorton wrote: »

Should have got one of those sodasteam machines then
Of course I will top up your sherry glass

Have you used yours much?

I've not since I didn't screw the bottle on properly and it sprayed the whole kitchen :rotfl:

Tinyshoes

David. wrote: »

:beer: Enjoy

He is not sharing it though.

ilovetoshop

David. wrote: »

I have not used too many coupons even though they are cheap/free they are just not very nice :eek:
Ok once other toppings are added but as bought I think they are shocking

I love these pizzas as I really don't like anything deep and crusty