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dipdap

bubbs wrote: »

I went to do on c&c but need £25 order:(

Bubbs hun, if (big IF!) my order comes I've got plenty for you and me (and tiger too if she needs any) :j

pk04

Nannylala wrote: »

Qoc thanks for this but definately hydrated okay as always drink at least 6 glasses of water a day so really not sure what is the cause of my night cramps all I know is they are blooming painful:eek: and seem to last for ages.

If you like tonic water, that's what my doctor recommended. I hate the taste though so I didn't try it, luckily the cramps went away by themselves

logie

QoC I did your posh quiz and I am 57% posh :eek: Mainly from my youth I think as I got a scholarship to a public school - plenty of double barrelled Philippas and skiing lessons :D

Just back from Ts, treated the boys to some Nesquik. Half price at 99p then 40p back on Shopitize. Also got the Kingsmill crumpets and waffles - 2 for £1.20 and 65p back (30p+35p). Would be even better at As as 2 for £1.

Now having a medicinal whisky as I've developed a sore throat. Plus I'm feeling a little anxious about tomorrow. Have an appointment with my haematologist (first one since my results over the phone since they forgot me :mad:) in my lunch break. After the !!!! up last time I was given results over the phone I'm a bit worried.

Scamps, glad she's agreed to pay the phone bill but I wouldn't be agreeing to being anyone's little secret. Keep your self respect

ilovetoshop

dipdap wrote: »

Would be maxed out with a couple of bags I think
I was hoping to get a fair few so have bitten the bullet and placed an As order for delivery tomorrow (local c+c slots all full)
They best not try to just deliver me my loaf of bread :rotfl:

Ill give it ago with one bag and see what happens.just waiting for my oh to come back..why does it seem they take longer when you need them

bubbs

dipdap wrote: »

Bubbs hun, if (big IF!) my order comes I've got plenty for you and me (and tiger too if she needs any) :j

Awwwwwwwwwww thanks:T:T:T:T
Has anyone seen stinky? hope she is ok?

bubbs

ilovetoshop the mimi picture:rotfl: did you have a good time yesterday? Are the skiers ok?

bubbs

logie wrote: »

QoC I did your posh quiz and I am 57% posh :eek: Mainly from my youth I think as I got a scholarship to a public school - plenty of double barrelled Philippas and skiing lessons :D

Just back from Ts, treated the boys to some Nesquik. Half price at 99p then 40p back on Shopitize. Also got the Kingsmill crumpets and waffles - 2 for £1.20 and 65p back (30p+35p). Would be even better at As as 2 for £1.

Now having a medicinal whisky as I've developed a sore throat. Plus I'm feeling a little anxious about tomorrow. Have an appointment with my haematologist (first one since my results over the phone since they forgot me :mad:) in my lunch break. After the !!!! up last time I was given results over the phone I'm a bit worried.

Scamps, glad she's agreed to pay the phone bill but I wouldn't be agreeing to being anyone's little secret. Keep your self respect

Good luck and fingers crossed Logie xx

dipdap

ilovetoshop wrote: »

Ill give it ago with one bag and see what happens.just waiting for my oh to come back..why does it seem they take longer when you need them

:T huge thanx for testing :T
I'm banned from going back to Ts tonight as have been three times already today :eek:

Sarahdol75

logie wrote: »

I have put cauli and broccoli in before but they did go a little mushy. Didn't ruin the overall dish though.

I think a lot of it about browning meat etc is just personal taste. I brown meat off if making a casserole on the hob and I do the same with the slow cooker. I deglaze the residue in the pan with some stock and add that to the slow cooker.
My MIL however doesn't bother to brown off her meat for any sort of casserole.
You won't ruin in, they are both perfectly edible it's just a case of slowly experimenting yourself and finding your own way of doing it It also depends how much time you have There are some good tips here; http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/howto/guide/10-top-tips-using-slow-cooker

Thankyou, I am going to give it a go, and hope and pray.:rotfl:

bubbs wrote: »

There is you 2 telling me yours didnt work, sorry to read that ,hope mine does, i know Logie's did

Think positive bubbs, it does work for a lot of people, unfortunately others it doesnt. Fingers crossed it works for you.

nerfdad

frequent wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: your secret is safe with the elite, and the rest of the general public that read this forum :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Have you ever worked for the Samaritans frequent:o:D:D:D