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[Pro Tour Punditry]

Still a serious lack of toast or toast bantz

 

[lutonloony]

Completely agree, gave them both a go for the benefit of the doubt but is basically an hour of my life I'll never get back.

Was going to watch, but thanks for heads up, I shall now save an hour of my life, I might even go and have a strummette on the guitar ( once I've filled the old Tum Tum up with cottage pie

 

[coffeejo]

Still a serious lack of toast or toast bantz

Crumbs.

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

Crumbs.

At least I know what I fancy for tea.


Hotdogs.

 

[potsy]

Corned beef hash here for tea, when I get around to it.

 

[Lullabelle]

Agree and Porridge wasn't much better either.

We didn't bother

 

[TVC]

The rabbit pie was crammed full of meat, even in the bits where gravy and flavour should have been. Very dull, never mind we had plenty of veg with it, so my doctor will be happy.

 

[TVC]

We've survived the 90th birthday tea with my mother in law. Several glasses of champagne helped.

For you or for her?

 

[Lullabelle]

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Other dog keeping guard and chickens have found the disturbed ground for a good scrat

A couple of minutes ago the bird feeder and back fence only needed Tippi Hedren to have a remake on the go.

Do you need permission/license to keep chickens?

 

[shouldbeinbed]

Do you need permission/license to keep chickens?

Some councils have restrictions, mainly around any commercial activity from them, selling the eggs on etc.

Mostly though, if they are rescues at the end of their commercial usefulness (approx 18 months old) then effectively kept as pets they are OK, they still lay for a while but not to the level required by industry and our Brown Isas have stopped completely now, they are nearly 4 years old, which is a decent age for ex-batts and they're probably not going to last very much longer so are conserving their energy for themselves rather than brewing an egg every other day.

Edit: fixing my word blindness

 

[Lullabelle]

For me!! She's teetotal and tells us that's why she's so fit......oh, that and religion. So there's not much hope for me

Dark chocolate and red wine are very good for you, I am going to be very fit and healthy at 90.

Although according to my dad's older sister the women on our side don't live past 80- cheers for that

 

[Lullabelle]

Some councils have restrictions, mainly around any commercial activity from them, selling the eggs on etc.

Mostly though, if they are rescues at the end of their commercial usefulness (approx 18 months old) then effectively kept as pets they are OK, they still lay for a while but not to the level required by industry and our Brown Isas have stopped completely now, they are nearly 4 years old, which is a decent age for ex-batts they're and probably not going to last very much longer so are conserving their energy for themselves rather than brewing an egg every other day.

Understanding neighbours are required I suspect.

 

[EltonFrog]

Just back from a 50 mile ride.

Caught up in the mundane news.

Had a burger for dinner.

Bought some cheese in a cheese shop in Gouda.

Tried on some clogs. Couldn't find the silly Dutch hat.

 

[Supersuperleeds]

Just back from a 50 mile ride.

Caught up in the mundane need.

Had a burger for dinner.

Bought some cheese in a cheese shop in Gouda.

Tried on some clogs. Couldn't find the silly Dutch hat.

Did you have toast for breakfast?

 

[TVC]

At least we know where @potsy has been today.

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