Nice People 12: Nice in Nice

lostinrates

michaels wrote: »

.....and European ladies?

Not if untreated cardiovascular issues result in erectile dysfunction. :cool:

Nikkster

lostinrates wrote: »

Not if untreated cardiovascular issues result in erectile dysfunction. :cool:

What are the odds on a post tomorrow informing us he's made it to the walk in centre? :rotfl:

lostinrates

Nikkster wrote: »

What are the odds on a post tomorrow informing us he's made it to the walk in centre? :rotfl:

GDP and I both chastised through the pocket. I then thought, he's young, there is only one thing in his pocket that has worth to him.



Mas, have there been any more issues ?)

Masomnia

Haha

Nope, no issues at all. Otherwise I definitely would have gone. As it is it has been too easy to justify not going!

vivatifosi

lostinrates wrote: »

Edot : I know becoming more stupid and forgetful is tough and scary, because I live it, but you know, hiding from it only makes things worse.

What happens when you say that to them, how you know what it is like? I would like to think they gain some comfort, but parents are funny things.

silvercar wrote: »

PN is welcome to give Lakeland a posh alert, its the sort of shop you wonder round without actually buying anything. I always think it is full of overpriced cooking stuff people have managed without for centuries.

The problem with our one is that it is opposite Clas Ohlson. I always find a reason to buy something that I never knew I needed in there. It scratches the itch and then totally removes the need for spending at Lakeland.

Nikkster wrote: »

What are the odds on a post tomorrow informing us he's made it to the walk in centre? :rotfl:

It was lir's quote in your post that I read first. Makes for quite an interesting first impression if you read the NPT backwards.

lostinrates

vivatifosi wrote: »

What happens when you say that to them, how you know what it is like? I would like to think they gain some comfort, but parents are funny things.

we don't talk about my health. Hardly ever. Any attempt to broach subject results in unpleasantness, neither RP nor I are nice people, but RP is fighting with sharp knives but a shakey hand often.

The problem with our one is that it is opposite Clas Ohlson. I always find a reason to buy something that I never knew I needed in there. It scratches the itch and then totally removes the need for spending at Lakeland.
whats that place? Clas ohlsen? What do they sell?


It was lir's quote in your post that I read first. Makes for quite an interesting first impression if you read the NPT backwards.

Its always fun reading backwards, its the best way to catch up.

lostinrates

Masomnia wrote: »

Haha

Nope, no issues at all. !

God god.

( certain pills do that to guys too) but,

This is clearly far more advanced than we thought.

Get the to a doctor.

Yorkie1

silvercar wrote: »

PN is welcome to give Lakeland a posh alert, its the sort of shop you wonder round without actually buying anything. I always think it is full of overpriced cooking stuff people have managed without for centuries.

True; but it's even easier to persuade yourself that you need x or y when it is on their reduced shelf and you've just wandered in for a look-see :cool: :A

lostinrates wrote: »

I like a poached egg or dry fried when I'm being very last, upside down on a crumpet. The yolk does what butter should do in the holes of the crumpet.

Its very messy to eat though.

We have crumpets in the freezer all winter, and I buy them not make them.

Mmmm indeed. Do you put them in the toaster from frozen (the crumpets, not the eggs )?

PasturesNew

LydiaJ wrote: »

It's the same sort of design but the little cups are plastic rather than metal, and don't conduct heat well enough. It's impossible to get the white properly set without the yolk going solid. I'm sure the metal ones are better.

I tried one of those, I agree with you - I'm sure the metal made the difference. I nuke them these days anyway

PasturesNew

lostinrates wrote: »

Could you do this or an approximation of for a meal for yourself? Do you have any freezer space yet for things like muffins?

I like a poached egg or dry fried when I'm being very last, upside down on a crumpet. The yolk does what butter should do in the holes of the crumpet.

Its very messy to eat though.

We have crumpets in the freezer all winter, and I buy them not make them.

It'd be too much of a faff to be honest, that amount of sauce for one and buying a small piece of salmon that size.... and then, having got the stuff, having to make it instead of eating what I fancy

No freezer yet.

I often do all sorts of eggs though, had egg/soldiers for lunch/tea/whatever time it was....