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Isn't there a dodgy politiican in Aus who has the surname Abbott (checks and finds that's the PM).ukmaggie45 wrote: »Blast, forgot to say this - Change your name to Aardvark seems t support Gen's preference for near the start of alphabet!
Well change your name to Aaaargh! Memorable, punchy unusual and alphabetically early!
:beer:There is no honour to be had in not knowing a thing that can be known - Danny Baker0 -
Isn't there a dodgy politiican in Aus who has the surname Abbott (checks and finds that's the PM).
Well change your name to Aaaargh! Memorable, punchy unusual and alphabetically early!
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Or Aaaahhh! Nicer...Please stay safe in the sun and learn the A-E of melanoma: A = asymmetry, B = irregular borders, C= different colours, D= diameter, larger than 6mm, E = evolving, is your mole changing? Most moles are not cancerous, any doubts, please check next time you visit your GP.
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Absolutely Angelic Aussie ... (insert Aus word for food...)ukmaggie45 wrote: »Blast, forgot to say this - Change your name to Aardvark seems t support Gen's preference for near the start of alphabet!0 -
ukmaggie45 wrote: »Blast, forgot to say this - Change your name to Aardvark seems t support Gen's preference for near the start of alphabet!
I'd heard that that too - something to do with people don't like reading too far down the page so vote for those nearer the top alphabetically
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Well that's my political career ended.:(There is no honour to be had in not knowing a thing that can be known - Danny Baker0
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Nice to have you home safe PNI think....0
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a multi skilled postie, what do vets know anyway that you cannot garner from getting up early, and studying letterboxes and envelopes.
all sorts of people are 'qualified' to advise me on the best way to recover. no snake oil but a myriad of exercise regimes and one or two magic bulllet routines that would have me right as nine pence overnight.
In the light of this, I am not sure that I should mention this, but DW has found a UCL research project that you might like to participate in, because she thinks it might possibly benefit you. One snag is that it's at Queen Square, which is presumably a major problem to get to, unless you are travelling to London for something else. If you would be interested in more details, please let me know.
To help her get around in the house, mother in law was given a metal tea trolley thingy that worked okay for her. It gave her some support as well as allowing her to move stuff around. I'll try to find a picture if you are interested.
Sorry that you are being inundated with mostly silly suggestions. It's because everybody is fond of you and wants to help.No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0 -
ukmaggie45 wrote: »Don't underestimate the disabled customer either.
Good point.
Thinking more widely, if anyone finds a better way of making these meals safe for point of sale but easier to get into by the customer than a sealed plastic lid which you can't get a grip of to open, and have to end up cutting it round the edge with a knife, which means that it can't be properly resealed for the second half of the cooking time (you always have to stir halfway through with frozen meals), then I'll be eternally grateful :mad: :cool:
Sorry to hear of your travails PN; bet you're glad to be back home now.0 -
Good point.
Thinking more widely, if anyone finds a better way of making these meals safe for point of sale but easier to get into by the customer than a sealed plastic lid which you can't get a grip of to open, and have to end up cutting it round the edge with a knife, which means that it can't be properly resealed for the second half of the cooking time (you always have to stir halfway through with frozen meals), then I'll be eternally grateful :mad: :cool:
Sorry to hear of your travails PN; bet you're glad to be back home now.
Isn't what you need a Microwave lid with a suggestive name?
Available from ikea for £1. http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/70186090/No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0
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