A Conversation for The Great Marmite Poll

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Post 161

Researcher 178815

Yes to what? like or hate?

actually, tell a lie.. i remember having a sample of it once, not by surveyists on the streets or anything.,. but an actual milk-bucket sized sample that i spread on toast once.. what a waste of bread.

smiley - ill


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Post 162

GreyDesk

Ah-ha. I'm not sure how big a milk bucket is, but by the sound of it you spread too much on the bread. The trick with marmite is to spread it as thinly as possible so the bread (toast is much better) picks up just a slight salty/savoury taste smiley - smiley

*GD wanders off to operate his toaster*


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Post 163

Researcher 178815

Well, pick up a CD.. The inside hole is just slightly smaller than a milk bucket and it's about 4 floppy disks stacked high.

Anyway, i'll try that then smiley - winkeye
How about a poll choice for not sure, i ask the owner of this contraption! lol


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Post 164

GreyDesk

smiley - yikes Thats enough marmite for about 4 slices of toast or even more.

As to a don't know/maybe/indifferent column. That would be impossible. Marmite is one of those things that you either love or hate. There is just no middle ground.


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Post 165

vogonpoet (AViators at A13264670)

Marmite is indeed a love hate thinig.

As already declared I am one of the lovers of marmite, and I have just moved into a new flat so I have two brand spanking new flatmates, and I was talking to one of them about hummus and marmite yesterday, and do you know what? He said to me - "oh, well if people give it to me I am quite happy to eat it, but I wouldnt bother going out and buying one". smiley - yikes For minutes I didnt know what to say - he is genuinely marmite indifferent - the only person in RL I know out of about 1000 people in edinburgh at least who are marmite indifferent smiley - weird. I was that shocked I had to go and get a vitamin B12 fix there and then - which was a bit of a bummer, as we havent unpacked (ie found smiley - smiley ) the toaster yet.....

marmite, marnite, marnite, yay smiley - smiley


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Post 166

GreyDesk

smiley - yikes Marmite indifferent?
I'm sorry I'm going to have to go and lie down for a bit...


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Post 167

Researcher 178815

Good idea.


smiley - zzz


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Post 168

Argon0 (50 and feeling it - back for a bit)

Its like LOTR - one of the things that divides the world in two...

LOTR
Either a) You've read it
or b) you're going to read it.

Marmite
Either a) You've tried it and you like it
or b) YOu've not tried it and you don't know yet...

The rest of the population are figments of the imagination caused by an under Marmited brain....


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Post 169

Researcher 178815

Unless all you people are figments of My imagination, or we're all figments of say, Abi's imagination!!

Actually, I'm in a philosophical mood again, ever hear the philosopher who spoke,

"I dreamt I was a butterfly, but I wonder, am I now a butterfly dreaming I am a man, or was I really a man dreaming I was said creature?"

Intriguing, when you think about it... smiley - zen


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Post 170

Clive the flying ostrich: Amateur Polymath | Chief Heretic.

yes. I've got a feeling that was Locke.smiley - sleepysmiley - bluebutterfly


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Post 171

Researcher 178815

maybe it was, the only philosopher type people i know of are:

-freud (and yes, it IS pronounced "FROYD")
-Jung (and yes, it IS pronounced "YOUNG")
-Arsitotle (yep.. that greek bloke)

smiley - smiley


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Post 172

Researcher 178815

oh and not forgetting the two blokes out of THHGTTG who may (or may not be) philosophers! smiley - biggrin


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Post 173

Clive the flying ostrich: Amateur Polymath | Chief Heretic.

Freud and Jung were more pyschologits weren't they - though both have importnace to philosophical debate because of their theories about the mind etc.


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Post 174

Researcher 178815

well they were philosophers and phsycologists smiley - smiley


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Post 175

Argon0 (50 and feeling it - back for a bit)

Actually Freud and Jung were Trick-cyclists, weren't they??


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Post 176

Clive the flying ostrich: Amateur Polymath | Chief Heretic.

ah! - but did they like marmite? This is the important question....


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Post 177

GreyDesk

The other important question being, "when will the results be updated". smiley - smiley


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Post 178

Alec Trician. (is keeping perfectly still)

indeed...we are suffering from a serious lack of recent update.

soon maybe ???

alec. smiley - clown


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Post 179

Researcher 178815

who can tell?

hmm, if you go to http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/A643871 and request a marmite cursor, maybe you'll get one. smiley - smiley Maybe. just maybe, but don't worry, getting a marmite cursor isn't on the same odds as winning the lottery, i just like that logo: "Maybe, just maybe" smiley - smiley


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Post 180

plaguesville

Two thoughts have just occurred to me (and that's a lot in one day):

the smiley - smiley isn't quite the same shade of yellow as a Marmite lid, and
the lid used to be a less insipid yellow.
Did any of your parents or grandparents ever tell you about how yellow the lids were in the good old days?

All this waiting for an up to date total smacks of referees waiting until Manchester United score so they can blow the final whistle.


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