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This evening's food poncery and I'm not even a food scientist. It's a good job Potsy has me on ignore.

Home made lamb shish, roasted veg, couscous, humus and a harissa mayo.

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This evening's entertainment will come from Mr Lee Hurst. Another trip up town.
Hope you don't mind me saying, but at a glance having just come in from the pub, that looked rather like something a cat would honk up :tongue:
 
Ahem!
The dishwasher is working.
:-)
For how long? ;)
 
You haven't seen pudding yet :tongue:

I am assuming that you're referring to chocolate puddings? :whistle:
 
[QUOTE 4688984, member: 21629"]Just have found out that my aunt's cat still alive. :blink: She's (the cat) 16 years old now. :blink:[/QUOTE]

15 is the average lifespan for a cat, so that's a reasonable innings. A friend of mine recently lost a cat who was a few weeks short of her 19th birthday.
 

tyred

Squire
Location
Ireland
I walked all over the Sligo mountainside today so think this is justified refuelling!
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Dec66

A gentlemanly pootler, these days
Location
West Wickham
I popped into Young's Cycles in Coney Hall today, on a mission to find kiddie pedals with straps. I was expecting to find an array of esoteric racing machines, but what I found instead was a large amount of brand new Raleigh Choppers, many of them Sprints.

Except they weren't brand new, as the single piece seats testified; these were vintage Choppers, lovingly restored to their former glory, impeccably detailed and finished, looking just like the day they came off the line in Nottingham.

Suddenly it was 1974 again. Or it would have been, had it not been for the Raleigh Grifters all over the place, too.
 
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