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message 51: by Jim (new)

Jim | 21818 comments Patti (peaches n cream) wrote: "Jim wrote: "What is the bit we add to get a hit for the group, because last time I got involved in a discussion it sort of faded away with two options and someone saying neither worked.
And I felt ..."


I've emailed the ending to myself!


message 52: by Jim (new)

Jim | 21818 comments Patti (peaches n cream) wrote: "Oh poor Jim. Can't win for losing.

C'mere and have a hug.

((((((((( Jim))))))))))))"


awwwww
And I sold a book the day before yesterday as well!


Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments You'll have to ask Simon about the tag revenue. I'm not in the know.

All I know is he's recently bought a Merc...


Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments Jim wrote: "Patti (peaches n cream) wrote: "Oh poor Jim. Can't win for losing.

C'mere and have a hug.

((((((((( Jim))))))))))))"

awwwww

And I sold a book the day before yesterday as well!"


Don't blame me. I didn't buy it. I wouldn't buy your well written and entertaining books.


message 56: by David (new)

David Staniforth (davidstaniforth) | 7935 comments I sold a book too, Jim, today. Things are looking up.


Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments Nope. Wasn't me.


Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments Oh wait.

Who's book did you sell David?


message 59: by David (last edited Aug 12, 2013 03:13PM) (new)

David Staniforth (davidstaniforth) | 7935 comments Oh! Sorry, how ambiguous of me. The book was one that I wrote and published myself, Fuel to the Fire, to be exact.


Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments Oh. Intriguing.

Would that be available on amazon with the group tag, do you think?


message 61: by Rosen (last edited Aug 12, 2013 03:49PM) (new)

Rosen Trevithick (rosentrevithick) | 2272 comments Enhance your bulging trouser snake with the Pompomberry House. Has been reported to elongate the groinal cucumber by up to SEVEN centimetre.

Hear her moan like a baby bambi by spending just $2.99 dollars on the My Granny Writes Erotica. Ladies report multiple summits after the application of this title.

Tired of being called a TINY TOM TITCHY in the front booty region?
The Ice Marathon will enhance your worth as a XY genetics person and stop her giggling like a huge harlot at your miniature sausage serpent.


Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments Rosen!!!

Oh my GAWD!!!

I adore you!!!

I'm so cut n pasting that into Facebook right now!


message 63: by Rosen (last edited Aug 12, 2013 03:35PM) (new)

Rosen Trevithick (rosentrevithick) | 2272 comments Oh sorry, I forgot the tag:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/grow-your-tro...


message 64: by Rosen (last edited Aug 12, 2013 03:46PM) (new)

Rosen Trevithick (rosentrevithick) | 2272 comments Patti (peaches n cream) wrote: "Rosen!!!

Oh my GAWD!!!

I adore you!!!

I'm so cut n pasting that into Facebook right now!"


I can see the reviews now:
"I bought the Pompomberry House on the recommendation of Misses Patti but I can be confirming that the Kindle application does not improve the vertical measure of the love wand. Instead I have electrocuted curlies and frazzled front banana."


Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments You know that it hurts when water comes out one's nose, right?

Thank gawd I'm not drinking Pepsi.


message 66: by Rosen (new)

Rosen Trevithick (rosentrevithick) | 2272 comments Patti (peaches n cream) wrote: "You know that it hurts when water comes out one's nose, right?

Thank gawd I'm not drinking Pepsi."


What can I say? The years of trying to sell Viagra without triggering spam filters are what made me the creative genius I am today.


Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments I'd reply but I'm out shopping for groinal cucumbers.

And salad cream. Mustn't forget the salad cream.


message 68: by Rosen (new)

Rosen Trevithick (rosentrevithick) | 2272 comments Patti (peaches n cream) wrote: "I'd reply but I'm out shopping for groinal cucumbers.

And salad cream. Mustn't forget the salad cream."


Ha ha ha!


message 69: by David (new)

David Staniforth (davidstaniforth) | 7935 comments Patti (peaches n cream) wrote: "Oh. Intriguing.

Would that be available on amazon with the group tag, do you think?"


It would, as indicated on post 53 :~)


Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 34228 comments I wonder if Tesco has any front bananas?


Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments David wrote: "Patti (peaches n cream) wrote: "Oh. Intriguing.

Would that be available on amazon with the group tag, do you think?"

It would, as indicated on post 53 :~)"


Worth repeating, I should think.

Much like Rosen's cucumbers.

*urp* excuse me.


Simon (Highwayman) (highwayman) | 4276 comments The tag has been really rubbish since amazon bought Goodreads. Hardly anything gets on it but please still use it. Let me check how much it gas been used this month.....


message 73: by Jim (new)

Jim | 21818 comments I'm impressed Rosen.

I tried selling http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dead-Man-Ridi... with the unconvincing strapline

"A love story with more action than fifty shades of grey" on the grounds that I don't think fifty shades has any sword fighting, deaths or monsters

Have I got the tag in properly (As the bishop said to the actress)


Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments Beautiful tag Jim.

Have a cookie.


Simon (Highwayman) (highwayman) | 4276 comments I liked spam as a kid. I used to grill it. I wouldn't feed it to a cat now... Funny how times change.


message 76: by Jim (new)

Jim | 21818 comments Yes I liked grilled spam but haven't had any for years.


message 77: by Andy (new)

Andy Elliott | 1446 comments We used to get served up spam fritters at primary school, with a charming sprig of parsley on top. Had he been there I'm sure Mr Oliver would cry genuine-and-in-no-way-put-on-for-the-cameras-no-siree tears of concern at the appalling level of neglect being served to us, but I thought they were rather scrummy.


Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 34228 comments I remember fried spam for breakfast, crisp round the edges and juicy inside mmmmmmmmmmmmm


Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments I bought what I thought was tinned ham here.

Was spam. Not the same thing at all. :(


message 80: by Jud (new)

Jud (judibud) | 16799 comments Simon (Highwayman) wrote: "The tag has been really rubbish since amazon bought Goodreads. Hardly anything gets on it but please still use it. Let me check how much it gas been used this month....."

Really? but I always use the tag and never buy stuff through goodreads itself


message 81: by Will (new)

Will Macmillan Jones (willmacmillanjones) | 11324 comments I'm going to spam m blog.

It needs some loving.

http://wp.me/p1NaEc-5y


Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments Needs more commas.


message 83: by Jud (new)

Jud (judibud) | 16799 comments ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

is that enough?


Simon (Highwayman) (highwayman) | 4276 comments £3 so far on the tag this month....


Simon (Highwayman) (highwayman) | 4276 comments The Scottish meeting might have to do without the haggis vol au vents


message 87: by Will (new)

Will Macmillan Jones (willmacmillanjones) | 11324 comments Yuk.


message 88: by Jud (new)

Jud (judibud) | 16799 comments Vegetarian haggis is scrummy


Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments Aka salad?


message 90: by Jud (new)

Jud (judibud) | 16799 comments I think it was mostly oat based and speaking of oat based foods, I love scurly mmm... I believe I have expressed my love of it before on this group


Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments What's scurly?


Rosemary (grooving with the Picts) (nosemanny) | 8591 comments Skirlie - http://www.scottishrecipes.co.uk/skir...

I'll forgive Jud's spelling as she is not a native :)

Sometimes I add a little chopped fresh chilli and coriander mmmm


Rosemary (grooving with the Picts) (nosemanny) | 8591 comments And haggis is just like a big fat sausage, and at least honest about what goes into it!


message 94: by Will (new)

Will Macmillan Jones (willmacmillanjones) | 11324 comments Jud (Disney Diva) wrote: "Vegetarian haggis is scrummy"

Where can you get it?


Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments Is the oatmeal dry or cooked before frying?


Rosemary (grooving with the Picts) (nosemanny) | 8591 comments Will wrote: "Jud (Disney Diva) wrote: "Vegetarian haggis is scrummy"

Where can you get it?"


http://www.haggisuk.co.uk/shop/haggis...
Macsweens is the best. I suspect further south you can only get it in supermarkets around Burns Night/St Andrews Day, though they list their suppliers as all the majors.
Can't beat the concept of canape haggis really can you.

Patti - it's dry oatmeal (so it soaks up the fat yum yum)


message 97: by Philip (sarah) (new)

Philip (sarah) Willis | 4630 comments Not a great fan of haggis but I did make small haggis spring rolls using filo pastry, served them with a Drambuie sauce one Hogmany. From what I remember(not much) they went down well and stayed down!


message 98: by Andy (new)

Andy Elliott | 1446 comments I love the haggis, and pretty much all offel to be honest. If you're going to inconvenience an animal by eating it, it seems a bit impolite to be fussy about which part you're going to griddle.


Lynne (Tigger's Mum) | 4643 comments My daughter's school was a bit posh, but every Monday they had 'Pig meat and beetroot'. I told her pig meat is called pork, no mother its Pig meat!
One day I asked what the pig meat was exactly and the cut glass reply was 'Oh my dear its not pig meat its PinK meat'. So posh spam is Pink Meat.


message 100: by Andy (new)

Andy Elliott | 1446 comments Rosemary wrote: "https://www.smashwords.com/books/view....."

Macsweens is always on the shelf in my local branch of Waitrose (Northampton).


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