martin1970

@Cherriepie wrote:

@phong wrote:

Blossmon…you on the
net baby.
u tink u is dink.snot so….
if u harrass the gods,well,even gogs have an off day…
T’snot all about meme..
u av a perfickly gud iggie button…
u dint av 2 listern…
but u a gud troll…
oooooh….’ark at moi.
BTW,nice rack.

February is traditionaly the season for hunting…

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I’ve always been one to notice shoes in men tbh, always liked men who wear good shoes.
The irony is, that when I first met my now husband, he was wearing espadrilles, and when we consequently went out on a date he wore yet another pair of hideous shoes…..a pair of Adidas trainers with velcro straps :lol:

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@J_in_France wrote:

@sceptical guy wrote:

but, J, I saw you endorse quite nasty behaviour from one of the more lumpen members of the jc gang yesterday…

is it one law for your mates???

You were in using what name because it certainly was not as sceptical guy? Would that have been a male or female name? Your own or someone else’s?

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@rogue trader wrote:

can anybody tell me the best way to fry an egg,so you get a nice runny yolk when you dip your toast into it,when I cook them,there always hard and burnt on the other side :( ta.

Firstly you need to use an egg at room temperature, not one from the fridge.
Heat a knob of butter or a tablespoon of oil.
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Cheese Scones

8 oz self raising flour
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 oz margarine
5 to 6 tablespoons of milk
1/2 teaspoon dry mustard
a pinch of cayenne pepper
3 oz fine grated cheese

Method

Sift flour and salt into a bowl and rub in margarine
Add dry mustard, cayenne pepper and grated cheese.
Mix to a soft but not sticky dough with milk.
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Cherriepie, you amaze me, you come across as an intellectual … yet here you are producing cookies.
Wow …. what a catch you must be ! :shock: :D

@martin43 wrote:

Well it is pretty much the same as anyone else’s recipe – except that I add a lot of custard! I do include tomato puree, turmeric, paprika and red wine. I will have to try it with beer one of these days.

I’d love to read your recipe for Shepherd’s Pie with Custard :lol:

What kind of recipe for scones would you like….plain, with currants, herbs, cheese, potato or wholemeal?

@martin43 wrote:

Thanks Blossom. Haven’t been on here for a few weeks, so I need to ask how you are?

Fine thanks, you? :D

Martin, you always manage to get my waterworks going :)

Never seen him live unfortunately, love his first album, The Velvet Underground and Nico.
Other favourites are Take a walk on the wild side, Sweet Jane, Romeo had Juliette, Dirty Blvd, Satellite of Love,Perfect Day.

R.I.P

Apologies for earlier, but with so many clones and namechangers about, it’s not easy to establish who’s really who.
I didn’t mean to attack you.

I’m Claire, pleased to meet you :D

We are the creators of our own destiny.

Each to their own Scep :)

Removed by me

Blossom

@jen_jen wrote:

So lets release all the animals into the wild and go back to hunting them for food, clothing, etc?

No veterinary care for them, survival of the fittest, and if we don’t get a clean kill the animal suffers…and so on…

(playing devils advocate here ) :wink:

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“The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.”

Gandhi

@sceptical guy wrote:

@Blossom’ wrote:

@sceptical guy wrote:

Clear arguments being presented here.

Like, Kenty, I’m not an animal lover, but I don’t like to see animals in pain, or killed.

But when human pain can be eased, I see animals as coming second.

Blossom, why shouldn’t animals be killed if human pain can be reduced? I don’t understand why…

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@jen_jen wrote:

I doubt that it’s the Aborigines that have made a business out of it. Generally speaking, traditional remedies that become more widely available become so because someone sees the potential and makes the investment to ramp up production and distribution and then reaps the rewards. If the people who first developed the remedies are…

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@jen_jen wrote:

I am not a vegetarian; I have always known and have now had it confirmed by a clinical nutritionist that I need some meat in my diet, a minimum of 2 to 3 times a week. Having said that, I try to ensure that the meat is as ethically sourced as possible with the minimum suffering to the animal.

The Aborigines, who are credited with…

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