A Flaw with "going back to nature"

[Deleted member 1258]

Me too. It's almost finished me with cycling when it's hard enough to do a days work without aching at the end of it. How folk managed in days gone by, heaven knows.

My Good Lady has an appointment with the clinic in March so hopefully they may be able to improve her mobility, she's virtually housebound at the moment and only gets out if someone takes her, we did an organised pensioners coach trip a week ago and I had to hire a wheelchair when we visited Boundary Mills so she could get round the shop. If I take my back and hip pain to the doctors I just get told to take pain killers, like you I expect it to end my cycling eventually.

 

[Fab Foodie]

Oh, I'm glad to hear there's some gender balance creeping into that particular gig.

Most of the ads you see for that kind of service are posted by da ladies..

I can turn my hand to many things....some of them are legal :-)

 

[mudsticks]

I can turn my hand to many things....some of them are legal :-)

Likewise

-- And, if no one knows what you're doing - - then no one can tell you you're doing it wrong..

 

[BoldonLad]

Blackadder invented sewers

You have caught me out. I couldn’t spell Bazlegette(?)

 

[stephec]

Likewise

-- And, if no one knows what you're doing - - then no one can tell you you're doing it wrong..

And you've got all that land to bury the evidence.

 

[BoldonLad]

Wasn't that Bazalgette?

Ahh that is how it is spelled.

 

[mudsticks]

And you've got all that land to bury the evidence.

Evidence?

What evidence ?

 

[rikki]

Paleo foods make me laugh. So much so, that I stop to read the list of ingredients.
Paleolithic humans apparently had access to nuts, berries and grains from five or six continents.
No person living prior to the early 16th century could have consumed that variety of foods in their lifetime, let alone a single serving.