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Yael Smith Started conversation Apr 17, 2001
Hi, Em! Just wanted to tell you the place looks great, and a nicer way to link to MH is: Messy Haven
Just copy it and paste on the page.
Elly
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Muppet Posted Apr 19, 2001
DOH! Forgot I could do it in GuideML and have proper linkies. Done!
Oh look, there's a 
. Must be lucky!
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Yael Smith Posted Apr 19, 2001
Sure is! Oh, look out! Don't touch that garlic- it's bad luck!
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Muppet Posted Apr 30, 2001
Crusty garlic bread is one of my favourite things. Hopelessly fatty, but oh well. Trouble is, it normally comes with pizza, and I don't like pizza much. I shall have to get some to do next time we have pasts instead.
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Yael Smith Posted May 6, 2001
Take a normal bread, put some olive oil, slices of garlic and some Oregano on it, bake it alittle- and it's a perfect garlic bread!
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garbled Posted Jul 14, 2001
Garlic bread with pizza .... ick. Bread is without a doubt my favourite food but that's bread overload even for me. In my humble opinion, garlic bread is best consumed with tuna pasta.
I'd love it if there was more of a point to this entry but that's pretty much it, try it sometime and if it isn't the best meal you've had recommended to you on h2g2, ask the bbc for a refund.
Thanks for listening 
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