Another pointless thread
Posted 13/12/2012 - 10:18
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gartmore wrote:
Yesterday was International Sound Engineers Day, 12.12.12
We know Ken - it was commented on yesterday.Yesterday was International Sound Engineers Day, 12.12.12
My sound engineer son prefers the 22nd though - using the American notation that is. They always use more twos than ones in a test.
Posted 13/12/2012 - 11:36
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Today is international disnumerate sound engineers day!
Posted 13/12/2012 - 22:01
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Genesis 'Selling England By The Pound'
Posted 14/12/2012 - 17:51
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Well, as it is now well into the run-up to Christmas I have already eaten turkey twice and have two more meals booked next week.
And every time I have a Christmas dinner I wonder why we don't have turkey the whole year?
Yum.
And every time I have a Christmas dinner I wonder why we don't have turkey the whole year?
Yum.
Posted 14/12/2012 - 18:31
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greynolds999 wrote:
And every time I have a Christmas dinner I wonder why we don't have turkey the whole year?
Yum.
Sustainable supply. Maybe?
And every time I have a Christmas dinner I wonder why we don't have turkey the whole year?
Yum.
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Posted 14/12/2012 - 18:45
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turkey is available all year, and there would be more available if there was a demand for it.
I did roast turkey and all the trimmings for my in-laws golden wedding, which was in August. My father-in-law loved Christmas dinner but ma-in-law never cooked it.
I have BBQed turkey too. A couple of years ago we had a BBQed turkey for Christmas dinner, but I have done one in the summer too.
What would you have for Christmas dinner if you ate turkey all year? Goose?
We're having a small turkey and a rib of beef this year on Boxing Day. Probably duck breasts for two on Christmas Day.
I did roast turkey and all the trimmings for my in-laws golden wedding, which was in August. My father-in-law loved Christmas dinner but ma-in-law never cooked it.
I have BBQed turkey too. A couple of years ago we had a BBQed turkey for Christmas dinner, but I have done one in the summer too.
What would you have for Christmas dinner if you ate turkey all year? Goose?
We're having a small turkey and a rib of beef this year on Boxing Day. Probably duck breasts for two on Christmas Day.
Posted 14/12/2012 - 19:59
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I make turkey curry on many occassions - almost weekly - many different curries with turkey
It is a great meat for my better half and her diet and it is known for its properties for helping with physical training which is my interest
It is a great meat for my better half and her diet and it is known for its properties for helping with physical training which is my interest
Posted 14/12/2012 - 20:35
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Christmas dinner, Goose.
You have to remember a turkey is for life not just Christmas...
....or was that something else?
Batman movie, delivered curry, beer and a house to myself...
....bliss...
You have to remember a turkey is for life not just Christmas...
....or was that something else?
Batman movie, delivered curry, beer and a house to myself...
....bliss...
Cheers, HG
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Posted 14/12/2012 - 21:20
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"Bootiful" as the man from London who tried to be from Norfolk said. Being a veggie I guess it`s bacteria poo for me! Anyone got their sprouts on yet? Don`t they just take weeks to cook to a pulp.
Enjoy life
Posted 14/12/2012 - 21:21
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Ah, the good old days. When veg wasn't cooked until it had turned entirely to liquid!
Posted 14/12/2012 - 21:29
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Had a week in hospital in January 2008. I swear that the sprouts were left over from Christmas. I can`t work out how so much mush can still retain shape but explode into goo once in the mouth. It confirmed everything I`d heard about hospital food being based on fact!
Enjoy life
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