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locarr

fairclaire

purpledonkey wrote: »

:rotfl:

On a random note, just found these 'literary classics' in the loft

Oh my! That make my box of The Broons and Oor Wullie look a bit tame I have a friend of my Dad who still sends me one every Christmas and has done for as long as I remember

savingbabs

Evening all

Just trying to catch up as having busy time off doing the garden. Missed out on the veg last time so may have to pop down for a paper(s) in the morning

See a few of you are having some trouble (car, neighbours, etc.), really sorry and hope you can find some way through things.

choirchick

locarr wrote: »

:T:T:j:j:beer::beer:

lookinforabargain

fairclaire wrote: »

Oh my! That make my box of The Broons and Oor Wullie look a bit tame I have a friend of my Dad who still sends me one every Christmas and has done for as long as I remember

Ah that's amazing.
I used to love getting those at Christmas as well, it's been a while now though. Sure I've got some tucked away somewhere though, will need to have a look now!

cheer1eader

purpledonkey wrote: »

:rotfl:

On a random note, just found these 'literary classics' in the loft

:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

fairclaire wrote: »

No, Im just a stubborn cow who hates injustice

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:well i really appreciate your stubborness :T:T:T

locarr wrote: »

:j:j:j thanks locarr :T:T:T

purpledonkey

fairclaire wrote: »

Oh my! That make my box of The Broons and Oor Wullie look a bit tame I have a friend of my Dad who still sends me one every Christmas and has done for as long as I remember

We found a box full of random books mainly from the 60s/70s and loads of Spillane books. My brother wants to take them to the tip tomorrow but I'd rather donate them.

fairclaire

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Ah that's amazing.
I used to love getting those at Christmas as well, it's been a while now though. Sure I've got some tucked away somewhere though, will need to have a look now!

I do love them Even though these days, the stories are just repeats of years gone by. They have stood the test of time though!
I love Daphne Broon :rotfl::rotfl: if she was around today she'd be the Broon most normal women could identify with :rotfl::rotfl:

......sorry to anyone who hasn't a clue what we're on about

fairclaire

purpledonkey wrote: »

We found a box full of random books mainly from the 60s/70s and loads of Spillane books. My brother wants to take them to the tip tomorrow but I'd rather donate them.

Absolutely!! Donate them.....books never die. There will always be someone that wants them, hasn't read them, collects them. Those are fab

twohooter_2

fairclaire wrote: »

That's exactly what happened to me with the Dr O pizza today!! :rotfl::rotfl:

On the subject of fruit........
I am going to have an absolutely bumper crop of passion fruit. What on earth can I (well OH ) do with it?? We're not really hugely sweet toothed. The kids won't eat it, I dint think. And can you freeze it?? I only grew it because I adore the flowers but it would be such a shame not to use the fruit for something.

Are you absolutely sure you have 'edible' passion fruit? I grew passion flowers in my garden for years and always had a good 'crop' of bright orange egg shaped fruits. They were however ornamental fruit and certainly not for eating. Like you I grew the plant for the gorgeous flowers. Please don't make yourselves ill by eating something you shouldn't!