Sterlo
Early Retirement Planning
- Location
- East Riding of Yorkshire
3 or 4 for me, I like it lightly done with about half a pound butter per slice
The Retirement Thread
- Thread starter Dirk
- Start date
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classic33
Leg End Member
Buy any more!
I should be bottling mine up. At a $1,000 per jar, I'd make a fortune.
classic33
Leg End Member
Nah, not me. It's one of those threads where someone bought one swearing it was the bee's knee's, and then it was beaten by a spoon.
Makes less sense with replies removed.
PaulSB
Squire
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
Thanks. I struggled to make sense of the thread but there was one post where you seemed to defend it from a developer/manufacturer point of view.
As I said, just interested.
Mo1959
Legendary Member
- Location
- Perthshire,Scotland
Back from a frosty but pleasant 5 mile walk. Our stupid council have finally had a run along our pavement with the mini gritter on the last day of frost. Where were they they the past week. Pillocks! 
PaulSB
Squire
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
Good Day it's going to be a good one. A Zoom meeting and #2 son at home will limit my cycling ambitions today.
I'm due to become Treasurer of a U3A group in February. The Zoom meeting is a two hour session of Q&A on the subject. Should be good.
If you get bored today pop over to the "What's in Your Bag" thread for a peak inside my saddle bag!!
I'm due to become Treasurer of a U3A group in February. The Zoom meeting is a two hour session of Q&A on the subject. Should be good.
If you get bored today pop over to the "What's in Your Bag" thread for a peak inside my saddle bag!!
Mo1959
Legendary Member
- Location
- Perthshire,Scotland
Ooops. Slittered porridge down my sweatshirt
Flick of the Elbow
less than
- Location
- Midlothian Edinburgh
Good morning all, bright and sunny here. Sourdough toast for me
classic33
Leg End Member
If you're referring to the long post, with the manufacturer's "testing video", that was the manufacturer talking not me.
Would you want to be associated with a lock picked with a spoon?
PaulSB
Squire
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
@Salad Dodger do keep trying online for LFTs. I ordered two packs on Saturday and both arrived yesterday. With one isolating and two carers we are getting through them at quite a rate.
Provided one complies with the law or guidelines I think actions are a personal choice. Are you sure you need to test every day or even isolate? We have my son isolating with us. I'm OK as I only came out of isolation ten days ago, Mrs P is testing every day but can come and go as she pleases if she's negative.
I'd agree if there's a chance of infection keeping away from folk is a good move.
Provided one complies with the law or guidelines I think actions are a personal choice. Are you sure you need to test every day or even isolate? We have my son isolating with us. I'm OK as I only came out of isolation ten days ago, Mrs P is testing every day but can come and go as she pleases if she's negative.
I'd agree if there's a chance of infection keeping away from folk is a good move.
I seem to recall a recipe for mashed potatoes that used half a pound of butter to a large saucepan of boiled spuds. It was in a French restaurant, not tried it at home yet.3 or 4 for me, I like it lightly done with about half a pound butter per slice
PaulSB
Squire
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
I didn't know it was picked this way though I did see reference to a spoon. I thought someone was taking the mick.
I'm not at all up to speed with mobile bike security. I have gold standard D locks and cables bolted to the garage wall. On a ride I use a very flimsy cafe lock and sit with my bike in sight.
I wasn't trying to imply anything. Just looked good to me. Expensive mind.
Juan Kog
permanently grumpy
Colin J has some washing powder he doesn’t want .Ooops. Slittered porridge down my sweatshirt
