Reynard
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I thought a truckle was one of those diddy wee cheeses you get in gift packs for Xmas...
This one's about a foot across and three inches deep. Minus a small wedge.
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I thought a truckle was one of those diddy wee cheeses you get in gift packs for Xmas...
This one's about a foot across and three inches deep. Minus a small wedge.
Reynard
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Supper is sorted. Tabbouleh made, veggies (butternut squash, courgette, onion and sweet peppers) chopped, and my 56p lamb shanks are coddled in the slow cooker with onion, garlic, apricots and ras-el-hanout. All I need to do later is pop the tray of veg into the oven to roast. 
Illaveago
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Ed Sheeran made a good piece on the BBC news about funding for art related subjects in schools.
If you think about it ,everything that you buy, an artist has had some input from it's inception to you receiving it.
If you think about it ,everything that you buy, an artist has had some input from it's inception to you receiving it.
Lullabelle
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My colleague was off work most of last week and the whole of the week before, 1st day back today and true to form she moaned about her partner and their kids, it can be very draining at times 
Andy in Germany
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so worth remembering that some subjects are valuable not because the students will one day be artists or actors but because of the confidence and ability to think in a creative way that they teach.
When I ran a Youth Theatre Team, it was amazing what ideas came from people who believed they "couldn't act" and also what these people later went on to do.
I think it applies to any whole, round cheese. I only know because I once asked for a "wheel" of cheese at a food festival and was rather disdainfully corrected. Lovely word though isn't it?I thought a truckle was one of those diddy wee cheeses you get in gift packs for Xmas...
This one's about a foot across and three inches deep. Minus a small wedge.
You live and learn
Back from Watford,no not been punished for being a bad lad.
been to Warner Bros Harry Potter,brilliant we stayed overnight then called at the Leicester Space Centre.The finish of that was brill The Sir Patrick Moore Planetarium a superb show,you were surrounded by the film,two excellent visits.
been to Warner Bros Harry Potter,brilliant we stayed overnight then called at the Leicester Space Centre.The finish of that was brill The Sir Patrick Moore Planetarium a superb show,you were surrounded by the film,two excellent visits.I still love the word but I like "trucklements" even more. I'm going to have to try and include that in conversation as soon as possible. Thanks for that.Indeed we do.
In return, you can have another one of my favourite words: docechocephallic.
"Tracklements" seems to be a word, but I can't find anything on "trucklements".
I have " (le) pamplemousse" as my favourite (pronounced pomplemousse, of course. It's French).
I bought 20 tons of horse manure last year, and half a cubic metre of waney edged sawn oak boards recently. Whilst artists could use both purchases perfectly well, I'm pretty sure they weren't involved in the supply chain.
Illaveago
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How did you get it home ?
classic33
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Think of the way in which it was piled when you saw it. The symmetry used to make it look buyable.
There's an art to stacking it so it doesn't fall.
One came in a lorry, the other I fetched in my van. I'll leave you to speculate which was which.
classic33
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You drove home with no rear window and the front ones wound down?
