Here is the Basic Cabbage Soup Diet Recipe from Sharon, shared on our forum. You can read User Reviews here.
INGREDIENTS6 large green onions (1 bunch)2 green bell peppers1 or 2 cans of tomatoes (14.5 ounce size, diced or whole)1 bunch celery, sliced1/2 head cabbage, chopped1 package (Lipton) onion soup mix1 or 2 cubes bouillon (optional)1 48 oz can V8 juice, or 6 cups water or light chicken or vegetable brothSeason to taste with salt, pepper, parsley, curry, garlic powder, etc.*
Prep Time: 20 minutes: 60 minutes
Total Time: 80 minutesYield: 7 Servings
Sounds good to me, More foreigners in the terms = more trophies
Did he really waste all that time on nothing? Cut and paste job surely?
Here is the Basic Cabbage Soup Diet Recipe from Sharon, shared on our forum. You can read User Reviews here.
INGREDIENTS6 large green onions (1 bunch)2 green bell peppers1 or 2 cans of tomatoes (14.5 ounce size, diced or whole)1 bunch celery, sliced1/2 head cabbage, chopped1 package (Lipton) onion soup mix1 or 2 cubes bouillon (optional)1 48 oz can V8 juice, or 6 cups water or light chicken or vegetable brothSeason to taste with salt, pepper, parsley, curry, garlic powder, etc.*
Prep Time: 20 minutes: 60 minutes
Total Time: 80 minutesYield: 7 Servings
Here is the Basic Cabbage Soup Diet Recipe from Sharon, shared on our forum. You can read User Reviews here.
INGREDIENTS6 large green onions (1 bunch)2 green bell peppers1 or 2 cans of tomatoes (14.5 ounce size, diced or whole)1 bunch celery, sliced1/2 head cabbage, chopped1 package (Lipton) onion soup mix1 or 2 cubes bouillon (optional)1 48 oz can V8 juice, or 6 cups water or light chicken or vegetable brothSeason to taste with salt, pepper, parsley, curry, garlic powder, etc.*
Prep Time: 20 minutes: 60 minutes
Total Time: 80 minutesYield: 7 Servings
Dame Helen Mirren as the Queen
Dame Helen Mirren has won an Oscar and several theatre awards for playing the Queen
Helen Mirren says she will not be returning to the role of the Queen for forthcoming Netflix drama The Crown.
She won an Oscar in 2007 for the film The Queen and is currently playing the monarch on Broadway in The Audience.
The Crown, a 10-episode drama set for 2016, is based on the stage play and focuses on the Queen's meetings with her prime ministers over many decades.
It is being created by writer Peter Morgan and director Stephen Daldry - the pair behind The Audience.
But Dame Helen told BBC Radio 4's Front Row she had not been asked to reprise the role.
"No, of course I'm not [in The Crown]," she said. "We must all move on and me most of all. They'll find many wonderful actresses and they'll have a grand time."
She added: "It was a compliment they didn't ask me, honestly, because they knew that would not be the right thing to do."
'Quite delightful'
But the actress, who originated the role in the West End in 2013, said she was enjoying playing the Queen for US theatregoers in the New York production of The Audience.
"We didn't know whether they would 'get it', if you like. They certainly get it, absolutely they get it," she said.
"The great thing, which all actors who've worked on both sides of the Atlantic will tell you, the New York audiences are so incredibly responsive and sort of wonderful.
"The British are much quieter and more restrained. So it's quite delightful. It makes the playing of it quite fun."
Later this month Kristin Scott Thomas, who was recently made a dame, will take on the role in a new London production of The Audience.
"I'm so excited," said Dame Helen, who revealed the pair "email each other from time to time".
Dame Helen Mirren on the stage of New York's Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre
Dame Helen has attracted warm reviews in the Broadway production of The Audience
However, she said she had not given Dame Kristin any advice on how to play the Queen.
"No, I think that she will be her own. I've always said we're like portrait painters," she told presenter John Wilson.
"There have been many, many different portraits of the Queen - and I count my theatrical portrait as just a portrait. Kristin, as a completely different artist, will have a completely different portrait.
"It will still be the same woman, but it will be a very different portrait."
Dame Helen's latest film Woman in Gold, which is in UK cinemas this week, is about one of the most famous portraits in the world - Gustav Klimt's The Lady in Gold.
She plays a Jewish refugee, Maria Altman, battling the Austrian government to retrieve the painting which was confiscated from her family by the NazÎs.
Excellent read Pundit
3 of the posts on this thread rank in the top five Chelsea posts of all time, outstanding work.
Cinci, do you enjoy Klimt's paintings?
Hmmm, yes and no to be honest, they have something about them.
Chicks seem to like them. I bet they don't like Pundit much.
Women, I mean.
If you wanted to buy a girl a piece of art to seduce her which artist would you chose?
I'd go Degas.
Watching them players with European passports who also will have gold PL badges on the shirt, Champions
Botero
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comment by Cinciwolf (U11551)
posted 30 seconds ago
Botero
https://www.google.com/search?q=botero+paintings&rlz=1C1AVNG_enUS618US618&espv=2&biw=1280&bih=629&tbm=isch&imgil=bCqmSxCimkhBiM%253A%253B44q-5AvTtHLjzM%253Bhttps%25253A%25252F%25252Fwww.pinterest.com%25252Fottaviazorzi%25252Ffernando-botero%25252F&source=iu&pf=m&fir=bCqmSxCimkhBiM%253A%252C44q-5AvTtHLjzM%252C_&usg=__wgByWJ-cspURby7xGRSnW0t5jO0%3D&ved=0CC0Qyjc&ei=qTgnVYnxFYvlsAXRk4CQDw#imgrc=_
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Yup, guarantee in the Midlands.
Jeez, Pundit's finally had the breakdown that was always coming. Hope he's getting good medical treatment and support.
omg, more obsessive behaviour
Jog on dude and get a life
I knew I was going to 1 this after reading the first two sentences!
Can any one give me a quick appraisal of what the rest said to save me the tooth pulling experience of having to read through the rest of the drudge?
If it's about the lack of English players in the squad, blah, blah, blah then don't bother as I don't really give a fat rats tail where our players come from!
aim your comments at the fa, chelsea are a club owned by a foreigner, staffed by foreigners and supported by plastics with no connection to chelsea other than noticing they were top of the table when at 15 they first heard of motd
they may as well play in kazachstan
With respect Wolfie, the day I take notice of anyone coming from the Black Country, Is the day I'll stick a pistol in my mouth and blow my brains out!
You talk absolute bull$hit because you are the dullest most boring populus to roam the country; not that the average Tiptonite would go far - down to the local snug bar on a Friday night for a couple of bags of pork scratching washed down with a few pints of Banks's mild, with a bag of chips for the 100 yards walk home.
You are such an insular, insecure bunch of people that you rarely know whats going on past West Bromwich so please don't lecture me about what you think you know about Chelsea.
Enjoy your next holiday to Benidorm - or more likely Weston-Super-Mare!
Comment deleted by Site Moderator
Neva:
If you wanted to buy a girl a piece of art to seduce her which artist would you choose?
An interesting question with no one easy answer.
If the girl supported Liverpool - Banksy - they're comfortable with graffiti round there.
If the girl supported WBA, I'd go Tracey Emin - not half as good as they think they are.
If the girl supported Wolves I'd get her a Leonardo - the very best, if now sometime ago.
If the girl supported Chelsea, I'd get her Damien Hirst - specifically that diamond encrusted skull 'For the Love of God' - to remind you that all that glistens is not gold - also nouveau riche, pretentious and, dare I say it, ever-so-slightly vulgar.
Did Nigel Farage write this?
comment by BrummieBlue! (U3487)
posted 1 hour, 13 minutes ago
With respect Wolfie, the day I take notice of anyone coming from the Black Country, Is the day I'll stick a pistol in my mouth and blow my brains out!
You talk absolute bull$hit because you are the dullest most boring populus to roam the country; not that the average Tiptonite would go far - down to the local snug bar on a Friday night for a couple of bags of pork scratching washed down with a few pints of Banks's mild, with a bag of chips for the 100 yards walk home.
You are such an insular, insecure bunch of people that you rarely know whats going on past West Bromwich so please don't lecture me about what you think you know about Chelsea.
Enjoy your next holiday to Benidorm - or more likely Weston-Super-Mare!
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You do realise you have said this to someone who resided in Germany for many years (hence the name Wolfgang), on a forum where we have posters who live in America and Cyprus to name a few and posters who have recently travelled South America, Africa and the Far East. Where the most intellectual comment has actually come from some from an area you despise so much.
Better get that pistol out.
comment by BrummieBlue! (U3487)
posted 1 hour, 14 minutes ago
With respect Wolfie, the day I take notice of anyone coming from the Black Country, Is the day I'll stick a pistol in my mouth and blow my brains out!
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stick your respect up your arsé benny the brummie
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posted on 10/4/15
Here is the Basic Cabbage Soup Diet Recipe from Sharon, shared on our forum. You can read User Reviews here.
INGREDIENTS6 large green onions (1 bunch)2 green bell peppers1 or 2 cans of tomatoes (14.5 ounce size, diced or whole)1 bunch celery, sliced1/2 head cabbage, chopped1 package (Lipton) onion soup mix1 or 2 cubes bouillon (optional)1 48 oz can V8 juice, or 6 cups water or light chicken or vegetable brothSeason to taste with salt, pepper, parsley, curry, garlic powder, etc.*
Prep Time: 20 minutes: 60 minutes
Total Time: 80 minutesYield: 7 Servings
posted on 10/4/15
Sounds good to me, More foreigners in the terms = more trophies
posted on 10/4/15
Did he really waste all that time on nothing? Cut and paste job surely?
posted on 10/4/15
Here is the Basic Cabbage Soup Diet Recipe from Sharon, shared on our forum. You can read User Reviews here.
INGREDIENTS6 large green onions (1 bunch)2 green bell peppers1 or 2 cans of tomatoes (14.5 ounce size, diced or whole)1 bunch celery, sliced1/2 head cabbage, chopped1 package (Lipton) onion soup mix1 or 2 cubes bouillon (optional)1 48 oz can V8 juice, or 6 cups water or light chicken or vegetable brothSeason to taste with salt, pepper, parsley, curry, garlic powder, etc.*
Prep Time: 20 minutes: 60 minutes
Total Time: 80 minutesYield: 7 Servings
posted on 10/4/15
Here is the Basic Cabbage Soup Diet Recipe from Sharon, shared on our forum. You can read User Reviews here.
INGREDIENTS6 large green onions (1 bunch)2 green bell peppers1 or 2 cans of tomatoes (14.5 ounce size, diced or whole)1 bunch celery, sliced1/2 head cabbage, chopped1 package (Lipton) onion soup mix1 or 2 cubes bouillon (optional)1 48 oz can V8 juice, or 6 cups water or light chicken or vegetable brothSeason to taste with salt, pepper, parsley, curry, garlic powder, etc.*
Prep Time: 20 minutes: 60 minutes
Total Time: 80 minutesYield: 7 Servings
posted on 10/4/15
Dame Helen Mirren as the Queen
Dame Helen Mirren has won an Oscar and several theatre awards for playing the Queen
Helen Mirren says she will not be returning to the role of the Queen for forthcoming Netflix drama The Crown.
She won an Oscar in 2007 for the film The Queen and is currently playing the monarch on Broadway in The Audience.
The Crown, a 10-episode drama set for 2016, is based on the stage play and focuses on the Queen's meetings with her prime ministers over many decades.
It is being created by writer Peter Morgan and director Stephen Daldry - the pair behind The Audience.
But Dame Helen told BBC Radio 4's Front Row she had not been asked to reprise the role.
"No, of course I'm not [in The Crown]," she said. "We must all move on and me most of all. They'll find many wonderful actresses and they'll have a grand time."
She added: "It was a compliment they didn't ask me, honestly, because they knew that would not be the right thing to do."
'Quite delightful'
But the actress, who originated the role in the West End in 2013, said she was enjoying playing the Queen for US theatregoers in the New York production of The Audience.
"We didn't know whether they would 'get it', if you like. They certainly get it, absolutely they get it," she said.
"The great thing, which all actors who've worked on both sides of the Atlantic will tell you, the New York audiences are so incredibly responsive and sort of wonderful.
"The British are much quieter and more restrained. So it's quite delightful. It makes the playing of it quite fun."
Later this month Kristin Scott Thomas, who was recently made a dame, will take on the role in a new London production of The Audience.
"I'm so excited," said Dame Helen, who revealed the pair "email each other from time to time".
Dame Helen Mirren on the stage of New York's Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre
Dame Helen has attracted warm reviews in the Broadway production of The Audience
However, she said she had not given Dame Kristin any advice on how to play the Queen.
"No, I think that she will be her own. I've always said we're like portrait painters," she told presenter John Wilson.
"There have been many, many different portraits of the Queen - and I count my theatrical portrait as just a portrait. Kristin, as a completely different artist, will have a completely different portrait.
"It will still be the same woman, but it will be a very different portrait."
Dame Helen's latest film Woman in Gold, which is in UK cinemas this week, is about one of the most famous portraits in the world - Gustav Klimt's The Lady in Gold.
She plays a Jewish refugee, Maria Altman, battling the Austrian government to retrieve the painting which was confiscated from her family by the NazÎs.
posted on 10/4/15
Excellent read Pundit
3 of the posts on this thread rank in the top five Chelsea posts of all time, outstanding work.
posted on 10/4/15
Cinci, do you enjoy Klimt's paintings?
posted on 10/4/15
Hmmm, yes and no to be honest, they have something about them.
posted on 10/4/15
Chicks seem to like them. I bet they don't like Pundit much.
Women, I mean.
posted on 10/4/15
If you wanted to buy a girl a piece of art to seduce her which artist would you chose?
I'd go Degas.
posted on 10/4/15
Watching them players with European passports who also will have gold PL badges on the shirt, Champions
posted on 10/4/15
Botero
https://www.google.com/search?q=botero+paintings&rlz=1C1AVNG_enUS618US618&espv=2&biw=1280&bih=629&tbm=isch&imgil=bCqmSxCimkhBiM%253A%253B44q-5AvTtHLjzM%253Bhttps%25253A%25252F%25252Fwww.pinterest.com%25252Fottaviazorzi%25252Ffernando-botero%25252F&source=iu&pf=m&fir=bCqmSxCimkhBiM%253A%252C44q-5AvTtHLjzM%252C_&usg=__wgByWJ-cspURby7xGRSnW0t5jO0%3D&ved=0CC0Qyjc&ei=qTgnVYnxFYvlsAXRk4CQDw#imgrc=_
posted on 10/4/15
comment by Cinciwolf (U11551)
posted 30 seconds ago
Botero
https://www.google.com/search?q=botero+paintings&rlz=1C1AVNG_enUS618US618&espv=2&biw=1280&bih=629&tbm=isch&imgil=bCqmSxCimkhBiM%253A%253B44q-5AvTtHLjzM%253Bhttps%25253A%25252F%25252Fwww.pinterest.com%25252Fottaviazorzi%25252Ffernando-botero%25252F&source=iu&pf=m&fir=bCqmSxCimkhBiM%253A%252C44q-5AvTtHLjzM%252C_&usg=__wgByWJ-cspURby7xGRSnW0t5jO0%3D&ved=0CC0Qyjc&ei=qTgnVYnxFYvlsAXRk4CQDw#imgrc=_
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Yup, guarantee in the Midlands.
posted on 10/4/15
Jeez, Pundit's finally had the breakdown that was always coming. Hope he's getting good medical treatment and support.
posted on 10/4/15
omg, more obsessive behaviour
Jog on dude and get a life
posted on 10/4/15
Jell
posted on 10/4/15
I knew I was going to 1 this after reading the first two sentences!
Can any one give me a quick appraisal of what the rest said to save me the tooth pulling experience of having to read through the rest of the drudge?
If it's about the lack of English players in the squad, blah, blah, blah then don't bother as I don't really give a fat rats tail where our players come from!
posted on 10/4/15
aim your comments at the fa, chelsea are a club owned by a foreigner, staffed by foreigners and supported by plastics with no connection to chelsea other than noticing they were top of the table when at 15 they first heard of motd
they may as well play in kazachstan
posted on 10/4/15
With respect Wolfie, the day I take notice of anyone coming from the Black Country, Is the day I'll stick a pistol in my mouth and blow my brains out!
You talk absolute bull$hit because you are the dullest most boring populus to roam the country; not that the average Tiptonite would go far - down to the local snug bar on a Friday night for a couple of bags of pork scratching washed down with a few pints of Banks's mild, with a bag of chips for the 100 yards walk home.
You are such an insular, insecure bunch of people that you rarely know whats going on past West Bromwich so please don't lecture me about what you think you know about Chelsea.
Enjoy your next holiday to Benidorm - or more likely Weston-Super-Mare!
posted on 10/4/15
Comment deleted by Site Moderator
posted on 10/4/15
Neva:
If you wanted to buy a girl a piece of art to seduce her which artist would you choose?
An interesting question with no one easy answer.
If the girl supported Liverpool - Banksy - they're comfortable with graffiti round there.
If the girl supported WBA, I'd go Tracey Emin - not half as good as they think they are.
If the girl supported Wolves I'd get her a Leonardo - the very best, if now sometime ago.
If the girl supported Chelsea, I'd get her Damien Hirst - specifically that diamond encrusted skull 'For the Love of God' - to remind you that all that glistens is not gold - also nouveau riche, pretentious and, dare I say it, ever-so-slightly vulgar.
posted on 10/4/15
Did Nigel Farage write this?
posted on 10/4/15
comment by BrummieBlue! (U3487)
posted 1 hour, 13 minutes ago
With respect Wolfie, the day I take notice of anyone coming from the Black Country, Is the day I'll stick a pistol in my mouth and blow my brains out!
You talk absolute bull$hit because you are the dullest most boring populus to roam the country; not that the average Tiptonite would go far - down to the local snug bar on a Friday night for a couple of bags of pork scratching washed down with a few pints of Banks's mild, with a bag of chips for the 100 yards walk home.
You are such an insular, insecure bunch of people that you rarely know whats going on past West Bromwich so please don't lecture me about what you think you know about Chelsea.
Enjoy your next holiday to Benidorm - or more likely Weston-Super-Mare!
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You do realise you have said this to someone who resided in Germany for many years (hence the name Wolfgang), on a forum where we have posters who live in America and Cyprus to name a few and posters who have recently travelled South America, Africa and the Far East. Where the most intellectual comment has actually come from some from an area you despise so much.
Better get that pistol out.
posted on 10/4/15
comment by BrummieBlue! (U3487)
posted 1 hour, 14 minutes ago
With respect Wolfie, the day I take notice of anyone coming from the Black Country, Is the day I'll stick a pistol in my mouth and blow my brains out!
.......................................................
stick your respect up your arsé benny the brummie
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