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Pizza probably.
What have you been upto?
Dinner - Part 3
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721 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Wed 7 Oct - 20:30
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What have you been upto?
722 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Wed 7 Oct - 20:31
karlypants
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Having the other half of the pie this evening with home made thin-cut chips shortly.karlypants wrote:Having a home made pie with braised beef in red wine, whole fresh button mushrooms, peppers, carrots and onion with a puff lid this evening.
Bockle of red wine for desert!
724 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Wed 7 Oct - 20:42
boltonbonce
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Got my foot stuck down a drain. Finally got it out,but without my boot.y2johnny wrote:boltonbonce wrote:Late one for me tonight. Busy day.
Pizza probably.
What have you been upto?
Took my boss 2 hours to decide he'd stump up for a new pair. That put us well behind schedule,so we had to catch up in the afternoon.
725 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Wed 7 Oct - 20:43
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boltonbonce wrote:Got my foot stuck down a drain. Finally got it out,but without my boot.y2johnny wrote:boltonbonce wrote:Late one for me tonight. Busy day.
Pizza probably.
What have you been upto?
Took my boss 2 hours to decide he'd stump up for a new pair. That put us well behind schedule,so we had to catch up in the afternoon.
Bloody hell bonce. You are accident prone
What is what you do?
726 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Wed 7 Oct - 20:48
Chairmanda
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I live 5 mins walk from Morries, and tonight trotted down to pick up something before watching Dr foster. They were having a huge sale of stuff, I bought 2 huge fresh but freezable pizzas for 19 p each, a whole hot roast chicken for 9 p, a tub of coleslaw for 9p, potato wedges for 07p, an egg sandwich for 25p , and I was so pleased I've got stuff for next couple of days, and for freezer, I bought a bunch of flowers down from £10 to 99p and I can't see why. I love a bargain me.
Just read Bonceys post...when is the sitcom?
Just read Bonceys post...when is the sitcom?
727 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Wed 7 Oct - 20:50
boltonbonce
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I was cutting back some shrubbery,when my foot found a hidden grid. It gave way very easily and my foot went straight down. Had to loosen my laces. Finally got my foot out,but the boot disappeared.
Tomorrow I'm on leaf clearance. WHAT COULD POSSIBLY GO WRONG.
Tomorrow I'm on leaf clearance. WHAT COULD POSSIBLY GO WRONG.
728 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Wed 7 Oct - 20:52
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boltonbonce wrote:I was cutting back some shrubbery,when my foot found a hidden grid. It gave way very easily and my foot went straight down. Had to loosen my laces. Finally got my foot out,but the boot disappeared.
Tomorrow I'm on leaf clearance. WHAT COULD POSSIBLY GO WRONG.
*awaits tomorrows tale of a hidden grid under leaves*
729 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Wed 7 Oct - 20:56
boltonbonce
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Strangely enough,I often find paper money,when we clear leaf litter.
Found just over £100 last year. This year we're up to £75.
It all goes to charity mind,it doesn't seem right to keep it ourselves.
Here's hoping.
Found just over £100 last year. This year we're up to £75.
It all goes to charity mind,it doesn't seem right to keep it ourselves.
Here's hoping.
730 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Wed 7 Oct - 21:49
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It was that good I even licked the plate afterwards!y2johnny wrote:Does sound good kp
731 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Wed 7 Oct - 21:51
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Bonce, you sound like a right calamity.
Better to stay in doors!
Better to stay in doors!
732 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Wed 7 Oct - 22:02
Chairmanda
Andy Walker
fixed it for youkarlypants wrote:Bonce, you sound like a right calamity.
Bet you walk into doors!
733 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Wed 7 Oct - 22:08
boltonbonce
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Very funny boys and girls.
Although I have to admit I tend to get into scrapes.
One day I'll tell you about the day I was attacked by a pelican in Plymouth zoo. We'd gone down to watch the Wanderers in the last match of the season,and decided a pre match stroll round the zoo would be a pleasant start to our afternoon.
Although I have to admit I tend to get into scrapes.
One day I'll tell you about the day I was attacked by a pelican in Plymouth zoo. We'd gone down to watch the Wanderers in the last match of the season,and decided a pre match stroll round the zoo would be a pleasant start to our afternoon.
734 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Thu 8 Oct - 12:56
Chairmanda
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that is so mean! saying you have an anecdote and not telling it, I trust the mods will step in. Is it a gently humorous but heartwarming story? Its national poetry day today, so think it apt to repeat the pelican poem (don't know ho wrote it)boltonbonce wrote:Very funny boys and girls.
Although I have to admit I tend to get into scrapes.
One day I'll tell you about the day I was attacked by a pelican in Plymouth zoo. We'd gone down to watch the Wanderers in the last match of the season,and decided a pre match stroll round the zoo would be a pleasant start to our afternoon.
A wonderful bird is the pelican
His beak can hold more than his belly can
735 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Thu 8 Oct - 13:08
boltonbonce
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This pelican wasn't so wonderful. The bugger wasn't even in an enclosure,it simply confronted me on the pathway.
I decided to retreat,in as dignified a manner as could be mustered by a 15 year old eating a cheese sandwich whilst being chased by a pelican.
The thing that sticks in my mind was the sound of its beak,coming together at regular intervals and sounding rather like a movie clapperboard.
It got me two or three times,but it didn't hurt,although they're much bigger birds than I'd imagined.
The day ended well though,with us winning 2-1.
I decided to retreat,in as dignified a manner as could be mustered by a 15 year old eating a cheese sandwich whilst being chased by a pelican.
The thing that sticks in my mind was the sound of its beak,coming together at regular intervals and sounding rather like a movie clapperboard.
It got me two or three times,but it didn't hurt,although they're much bigger birds than I'd imagined.
The day ended well though,with us winning 2-1.
736 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Thu 8 Oct - 13:10
Chairmanda
Andy Walker
I will be very disappointed in you, my friend, if you don't start a thread asking for suggestions for the title of your sitcom....boltonbonce wrote:This pelican wasn't so wonderful. The bugger wasn't even in an enclosure,it simply confronted me on the pathway.
I decided to retreat,in as dignified a manner as could be mustered by a 15 year old eating a cheese sandwich whilst being chased by a pelican.
The thing that sticks in my mind was the sound of its beak,coming together at regular intervals and sounding rather like a movie clapperboard.
It got me two or three times,but it didn't hurt,although they're much bigger birds than I'd imagined.
The day ended well though,with us winning 2-1.
738 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Thu 8 Oct - 13:23
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y2johnny wrote:i got one, i got one!!!
Only fools (no horses)
739 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Thu 8 Oct - 13:27
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I read that they were bringing back Some Mothers Do Ave Em, you should just sell your life story to the writers of that.
740 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Thu 8 Oct - 13:29
boltonbonce
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My life is fast becoming a sitcom. I sat down on a newly painted bollard this morning and now have a large circle of grey on my rear end.
Our work pants are £45 a pair,so the boss isn't too happy. New boots and pants in one week. Sorted.
Our work pants are £45 a pair,so the boss isn't too happy. New boots and pants in one week. Sorted.
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