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Moving On Posted Feb 1, 2004
(Bites lip and doesn't say a word....)
oh dear³ - how thirsty can you get.
Shhhhhh........due to circumstances and stuff - I think I'm back now! and a bit of front :-) Posted Feb 2, 2004
There's a lot of dot dot dots there!!
Or is that another language??
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Peet (the Pedantic Punctuation Policeman, Muse of Lateral Programming Ideas, Eggcups-Spurtle-and-Spoonswinner, BBC Cheese Namer & Zaphodista) Posted Feb 2, 2004
(Morse Cod... 
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Spike Posted Feb 3, 2004
stop floundering for comments!! I will think of somefin to say soon. I'll go back to my real plaice in life....i am feelig all crabby today... 
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Tefkat Posted Feb 3, 2004
You obviously didn't waste your time in school
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Shhhhhh........due to circumstances and stuff - I think I'm back now! and a bit of front :-) Posted Feb 4, 2004
I always though school was a bi of a waste of time......and I was living there at the same time!!
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Spike Posted Feb 6, 2004
School was fantastic!! Wasted on kids is school... Why oh Why did I not know then what I know now!!
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Moving On Posted Feb 6, 2004
School was great! I had eight hours a day, 5 days a week away from being nagged at home!
Didn't learn much, but the peace and quiet was lovely! I must have been the only kid in the world who dreaded the summer holidays!
You don't learn anything at school... you need a life to get educated! 
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Tefkat Posted Feb 6, 2004
The other wonderful thing about school was actually getting fed more than half a stock cube in boiling water with a slice of dry bread broken into it.
I must have been the only kid in the world who enjoyed school dinners. Even the greens 
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Tefkat Posted Feb 6, 2004
it's left me with a 
taste for stock cubes.
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Peet (the Pedantic Punctuation Policeman, Muse of Lateral Programming Ideas, Eggcups-Spurtle-and-Spoonswinner, BBC Cheese Namer & Zaphodista) Posted Feb 6, 2004
Have you tried the curry ones, with strips of naan bread to dunk in the "soup"? Lovely. 
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Moving On Posted Feb 6, 2004
Think I'll stick to hummous and pitta breads if its all the same to you!
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Spike Posted Feb 7, 2004
curry stock cubes?? What next... chocolate?? beer flavour??? How about strawberry 
....
Have you tried Jamie Olivers bread recipe Ev?? His Pizza base recipe is fabbo too. Especially as you can made loads of the things quite cheap, and freeze them. Then you can grab them as you need them, and put whatever toppings you like on. Great for the kids too.... YUMMMM
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Peet (the Pedantic Punctuation Policeman, Muse of Lateral Programming Ideas, Eggcups-Spurtle-and-Spoonswinner, BBC Cheese Namer & Zaphodista) Posted Feb 7, 2004
btw, Tef, I think it's very brave of you to chronicle your sex life in your user name... 
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Moving On Posted Feb 7, 2004
Hah!
Where do you think he got the recipe from Spike!
Theres only one small problem with homebaking... I absolutely detest my own cooking. Strange but true. I'm not a bad cook. No-one else complains about it (well, only the once, anyway) and I like most stuff other people cook. But I really don't enjoy my own efforts, even though I know they're OK.
Wheres that ? I could probably gum a piece slowly to death if I tried hard enough!!!!
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Tefkat Posted Feb 7, 2004
I've never noticed curry ones. They prolly wouldn't register 'cos I make my own curry mixtures.
Have you tried Iceland's Garlic and Coriander naans? 
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