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no no thats all nonsense, look back at posts about ,. umm. maybe 2 years ago. there's some debate about same! rummage all you like... the elbows above the belt, once your whole arm dissappears in there it can be difficult to resum previous posture and then explain it, when someone inevitably appears out from behind that filing cabinet

Awwww Ooo
No problem *curls up besides*

what is this bluch of which you emote 2legs?

I have work I should be getting on with, time to get my hands out plus it avoids being rumbled by the filing cabinate

W*RK!>

I'm trying to avoid that at the moment! *still managing to do stuff depite best efforts*

I've managed to do no work for over a week... this bodes badly for t havinga free weekend

Do an hour now and then reward yourself with a mexican dinner. Fresh guacamole? Soured cream? Chilli? I think beef fajitas could be the way to go tonight...

Yes, right away

It's not the size of a man's penis, it's what he cooks that counts!!!

Thank Bob...

bet ya can't make a buttered piece of bread like i can 2legs! mmmmm....buttered piece of bread

Buttered bread with a runny-yolked fried egg and ketchup???

thanks, now I know what I'm having for lunch

talking about food in this thread?

I see now which is your libidinous weak point...

What a bunch of lecherous cookers!

eggs cooked and eaten

Good man! I had a salad box and a chicken and leek pastie from the bakery

I've just had cocido:

Chickpeas cooked with serrano jam, chicken, fresh bacon and carrot, leek and celery. All that make a delicious soup and then you eat the meat with the chickpeas. That is cocido andaluz, there is also cocido madrileño, this one is done with beef, jam, chorizo and morcilla. The chikcpeas are served with boiled cabbage dressed with olive oil, vinager and fried garlic. I prefer the andalusian one.

In my book of medicial plants, the entry about chickpeas says: "...they move to voluptous feelings"

I'll tell you after the siesta if they have worked today.

when you say jam, what do you mean? Here jam tends to imply a sweet fruit preserve (i.e. strawberry or rasberry)