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nerfdad

pacifica9 wrote: »

Good afternoon Elite. Huge hugs to all those in need today - it would seem there are more than a few. Thinking of you all.

I'm always up for a group hug:j:j:j

nerfdad

tweets wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Tweets someone down our road has the fake grass and its colour has faded badly :o I don't know anything about it but it now looks yuk:o

tweets

First attempt at soup in my new gadget was a disaster

It kept cutting off

I ended up ringing Morphy Richards and lady said if you underfill or overfill :eek: it will be burnt on the bottom and will cut off.

I tipped it out and put into a pan normal way I do it and its nearly ready

Jug thing I tipped stuff out of was burnt on its bum :eek: its now soaking :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Will have to be more careful next time I try it.

tweets saucepan 1.0 Morphy Richards Soup and Milk maker

LEJC

Tweets I've just looked on the MR website for the soup maker things....it looks a bit like a kettle...but £99 that's quite a hefty price for something that makes soup and smoothies
I have quite an old kenwood smoothie maker that also seems to blend soup...can't recall how much it was but it wouldn't have been that expensive

Is that the type of thing you're testing?

uglybugball

sparklyfee wrote: »

I've got artificial grass. Cost was good as I waited for an end of roll to fit my garden on grass direct. Easy to lay (so he tells me). In nearly 3 years it is not damaged, not faded, we have never ever put sand on it. As for leaves on it I just pick them up but there are not many. And I've 2 children under 4. Not one incident or paper cut on them. I love it.

We fitted my daughters , also got a bargain end of roll , needs more preparation than new turf but very low maintenance.
I would recommend it.
Mind you she moved soon after due to horrendous neighbours :eek:

tweets

LEJC wrote: »

Tweets I've just looked on the MR website for the soup maker things....it looks a bit like a kettle...but £99 that's quite a hefty price for something that makes soup and smoothies
I have quite an old kenwood smoothie maker that also seems to blend soup...can't recall how much it was but it wouldn't have been that expensive

Is that the type of thing you're testing?

Yes that's very similar.
On Amazon they are £50 - £60

First time using I am not impressed.

They sent a bag soya beans with it so I can make soya milk in it . Never tasted soya milk but will make it so I can say I have tested it and used the beans

tweets

uglybugball wrote: »

We fitted my daughters , also got a bargain end of roll , needs more preparation than new turf but very low maintenance.
I would recommend it.
Mind you she moved soon after due to horrendous neighbours :eek:

Thank you

I have decided not getting it now after reading other Elite posts.

Poppy stinky wee :eek:

Mumto2monkeys

Hello:wave:

I'm so behind a catch up is never going to happen unless the world stops spinning for a couple of days so hugs to anyone and everyone who needs one or wants one ((()))

One for the lovely LEJC Still in my thoughts ()


Just noticed free butchers dog food on Clicksnap:) we don't have a dog only monkeys
I think there's a kennel collection box in my local morries that would benefit.

Got a few Shopit bits last night and have left the receipt at work!!!

Not really much going on other than speeding down the treadmill of life at an alarming speed whilst juggling several things in the air at once and getting nothing done effectively or at least to my standard. ..feels like it today anyway.

deb

Evening all. Anyone know when the easter eggs are likely to compare to T please?

Thanks xxxx

Snap-ant