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Gingerlily - The Full Wild
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Jan 01, 2015 02:53PM
Well we did have a couple of very chatty people who were talking enough to make up for you several times over.
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Patti (baconater) wrote: "Guinness is yucky poopoo"I totally agree.
Gingerlily - Elephant Philosopher wrote: "Well we did have a couple of very chatty people who were talking enough to make up for you several times over."I noticed which is why I decided to vegetate quietly :-)
Read that as Vegemite. Spending too much time chatting with my Aussie mates, I think.
Is vegemite like marmite, you either like it or loathe it?
As both are made from the left over gunk from the brewing industry I think wholesale avoidance is the best policy.
I'm with Rosemary on that.
I prefer vegemite. Mix with humous for a vegetarian style dripping. Yum :~P
I haven't had Marmite in years. I quite like it though - it adds a tang to fried eggs on toast.
It's billions of dead little yeast bodies. Mmmm
And it looks like nappy filling :D(my mission - to put people off marmite. To be fair, 25 years and still working on husband)
To make the perfect beans on toast, apply a trace of marmite to the toast before putting the beans on ;-)
Does marmite improve the flavour of yak and beans?
It's good in a stew, so there's a fair chance.
Managed to fit three tins of beans into one of the cases.The yak will have to go in carry on.
Didn't you buy a seat for the yak?
I love marmite on toast. You need butter on first, though.
Kath wrote: "I love marmite on toast. You need butter on first, though."When I started having gallbladder trouble I dropped butter (which I love)
But you have to have butter on toast with marmite
I still have gallstone pains from my phantom gallbladder every so often. But it's worth it for butter. Plus it's keeping my bones healthy :)Still won't eat marmite though. Or the devil's twiglets.
Interesting, I seem to get not paints but some sort of phantom vague discomfort I only have butter with toast and marmite, jam, honey etc don't need it
I confess to moderating my intake of Rum Butter as well alas :-(
Send the rum butter over to me!
I seem to require a yak seat, please.
Patti (baconater) wrote: "I seem to require a yak seat, please."http://www.yak-gear.com/shop/image/ca...
http://www.yak-gear.com/shop/image/ca...
Not what I was expecting.
It took me by surprise as well.
Gingerlily - Elephant Philosopher wrote: "Patti (baconater) wrote: "I seem to require a yak seat, please."http://www.yak-gear.com/shop/image/ca...
http://www.yak-gear.com/shop/image/ca......"
And we've got one waiting to come home with you
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-srp_0RWKRhA...
Gingerlily - Elephant Philosopher wrote: "It took me by surprise as well."People tend to forget that the yak is an plane as well https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Vk_6...
It does make searching for yak related material interesting at times
Oh, who can resist those big brown nostrils?
Big Brown Nostrils is a phrase that is going to haunt me for some time... luckily if I get the boak there's some marmite I can eat to calm it down! Phnark.Cheers
MTM
Thats Patti's stripper name!
Nooooooooooooo! I shall not sleep now.
I was about to tiptoe away without comment and then I realised it was my author thread and I'm really supposed to have some sort of input.I think I might just desperately try to change the subject by babbling nervously about a book wot I wrote
You wrote a book?
Think of the size of the boogers those nostrils could produce.
Patti (baconater) wrote: "Think of the size of the boogers those nostrils could produce."delightful weather for the time of year don't you think
Gingerlily - Elephant Philosopher wrote: "You wrote a book?"Tis but a little thing but tis my own
M.T. wrote: "Phnark! Tell us more."Obviously you're persons of courage and dedication who don't mind wandering down the lesser know pathways of the fantasy world where books linger in the gloom in a sort of 'protobirth' waiting one day to be recognised....
Bed sheet for a handerchief, I reckon.
There is a story that will have to be told about the headmaster of my secondary school and a cow
Well it's a long story and I've a fence to fix. Might have to be a blog or something
Stick a couple sheep in the fence hole and tell us the story.
I have been diligently working with posts and wire, old gates and a miscellany of salvaged bits and pieces
Shoulda just stuffed in a couple sheep.Or a yak. A yak would work.
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