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Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread
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davemorton wrote: »Pies and tart are as you no doubt know are both baked dishes that consist of a crust and a filling. A pie can have a bottom crust, top crust or best of all, both . Tarts have only have one crust as their filling is not covered. So, back to your question, the main difference between a pie and tart is that tarts have open fillings whereas pies can have covered fillings or uncovered fillings.
Oh, such a lovely pie, made all the better as it appears to be winking at me
I know my dear. No need, I still have the album you sent me just before Christmas

So a pie can be a tart but a tart cannot be a pie?What is this life if, full of care, we have no time to stand and stare0 -
Oh no. I bought my son a Costa coffe card to use when he is at uni. He will only be buying one coffee at a time and it was worth £20 !
Hang on don't panic lol. Did you buy him an actual giftcard one that came in the post or an online e one like I did. If you bought the actual one that will be fine it's just the e voucher one.
I ve never experienced anything like it tbh and I won't get caught again.0 -
davemorton wrote: »Pies and tart are as you no doubt know are both baked dishes that consist of a crust and a filling. A pie can have a bottom crust, top crust or best of all, both . Tarts have only have one crust as their filling is not covered. So, back to your question, the main difference between a pie and tart is that tarts have open fillings whereas pies can have covered fillings or uncovered fillings
Is that said in your posh voice?
Since you've become a bored guide you are starting to sound very official:oTo do is to be. Rousseau
To be is to do. Sartre
Do be do be do. Sinatra0 -
TrulyMadly wrote: »Well that's a fine pair of legs:)
When cjj's using hers can we borrow yours please if we get stuck:)
Thank you TM most kind :rotfl:. I was just amazed I squeezed the size 8 on when I'm a 12/14
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Have you booked the Haymarket to Waverley train ticket then ? I may do the same.0 -
vanilla_twist wrote: »95p with railcard. Presume these tickets don't actually have to be collected.
Still have some nectar points missing from the buy 5 times thing but have screen shot so will complain.
Where is mhoc when you want here:eek:
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I hope we're on the same train VT......I'm starting to get excited. I was looking at a mini hamper with flutes and champagne for the journey but we are only on 6 minutes.:o
It'll take me that long to tell you about the weather on the way there:o:o:rotfl:To do is to be. Rousseau
To be is to do. Sartre
Do be do be do. Sinatra0 -
Got overcharged for some icecream, when customer service for a refund, but got told they stoped giving £2 gift cards ages ago, is this correct0
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Well...no. A pie can be a tart, and a tart can be a pie, but a tart can not be a covered pie. And then we have a cottage pie :eek: and that could really turn your head inside out.Enterprise_1701C wrote: »So a pie can be a tart but a tart cannot be a pie?
But, if anyone is thinking of entering their pie into a competition, just be aware organisers of the British Pie Awards will only accept pies with ‘a filling totally and wholly encased in pastry’ for the annual awards.
Thank you madam, just trying to educate and get to see everyones pieTrulyMadly wrote: »Is that said in your posh voice?
Since you've become a board guide you are starting to sound very official:o
“Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?”
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Thank you TM most kind :rotfl:. I was just amazed I squeezed the size 8 on when I'm a 12/14
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Have you booked the Haymarket to Waverley train ticket then ? I may do the same.
Yes ....I think I'm sat next to VT......unless naebbirac is going....you can sit across the aisle with either aau or WMCB......:)To do is to be. Rousseau
To be is to do. Sartre
Do be do be do. Sinatra0 -
choclate24 wrote: »Got overcharged for some icecream, when customer service for a refund, but got told they stoped giving £2 gift cards ages ago, is this correct
No:o
SausagesTo do is to be. Rousseau
To be is to do. Sartre
Do be do be do. Sinatra0 -
vanilla_twist wrote: »95p with railcard. Presume these tickets don't actually have to be collected.
Still have some nectar points missing from the buy 5 times thing but have screen shot so will complain.
Where is mhoc when you want here:eek:
V x
Wow VT it just gets better as I have a disabled railcard poor deaf Susie lol.0
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