I should try a thread around lunchtime sometime.
Probably Knead that.
A 3 season deal to publish recipes on ja606.
Congratulations on hitting the big time.
Mornin' y'all
Can't wait đ
Hasn't butter been restored as the new healthier alternative now that margarine has been discredited?
Morning all.
Most welcome, Igor.
www.nhs.uk/news/heart-and-lungs/claims-that-butter-is-safe-and-margarine-deadly-are-simplistic/
Not conclusive, but it's the trans fats that get ya !
Link don't work, so it's a copy & paste job
Should have been on our way to Wembley now
All that Playoff thread on our board can muster is 57 comments. Can you imagine where ours would be now ?
Just saying that Ang. Me and LNSR would have been setting off just now
Seems like a PoTY bid by Igor.
It’s a brave move because he’ll be judged on the quality of the recipes
Get’s my vote for originality. I don’t think any other 606 board will have a recipe page.
Still, quality over quantity, every time
No other board has an on call medical advice service; a wildlife, ornithology and crofting correspondent or such a global reach
Oh, and whilst sorry for those denied a trip to Wembley, be not downhearted. Exciting new manager inbound (?), a summer of modest transfers, and then a whole new season. All is well
Asparagus recipes welcome. My repertoire is either steaming or frying in butter. Cutting twenty spears a day at the moment. I even have a special serrated asparagus cutter.
'I even have a special serrated asparagus cutter.'
We have loads of em round here. Mainly from Eastern Europe
comment by Rameses (U7190)
posted 13 seconds ago
Point taken Ang
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I'm only joshin' with you, Rameses.
Approaching the halfway point I have you on my shortlist with Scouse
Still got some catching up to do on Vidal, though.
Like me, my asparagus patch is getting a bit old, so I've let it 'go over' this year.
Don't miss the smelly wee though.
Asparagus makes my wee smell, and my wee makes the asparagus smell. It’s the circle of life.
Two letters from the Guardian.
'Asparagus contains a sulphurous compound called mercaptan (which is also found in rotten eggs, onions and garlic). When your digestive system breaks down mercaptan, by-products are released that cause the strange smell. The process is so quick that your urine can develop the distinctive smell within 15 to 30 minutes of eating asparagus. Not everyone suffers this effect; your genetic makeup may determine whether your urine has the odour -- or whether you can actually smell it. Only some people appear to have the gene for the enzyme that breaks down mercaptan into its more pungent parts.'
'I am reliably imformed by a female friend that beetroot makes s€m€n taste pleasant. Not quite the same, but a similar effect.'
I've always wondered....
comment by hydywirralterrier (U3097)
posted 42 minutes ago
No dogs
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Igør is speciesist.
He said No Dogs Strett, so fluck off.
Hydy always welcome
Strett not so but feel free to try them just don't comment.
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posted on 26/5/18
I should try a thread around lunchtime sometime.
Probably Knead that.
posted on 26/5/18
Where's the recipe then?
posted on 26/5/18
A 3 season deal to publish recipes on ja606.
Congratulations on hitting the big time.
posted on 26/5/18
Mornin' y'all
Can't wait đ
Hasn't butter been restored as the new healthier alternative now that margarine has been discredited?
posted on 26/5/18
Morning all.
Most welcome, Igor.
www.nhs.uk/news/heart-and-lungs/claims-that-butter-is-safe-and-margarine-deadly-are-simplistic/
Not conclusive, but it's the trans fats that get ya !
posted on 26/5/18
Link don't work, so it's a copy & paste job
posted on 26/5/18
Should have been on our way to Wembley now
posted on 26/5/18
All that Playoff thread on our board can muster is 57 comments. Can you imagine where ours would be now ?
posted on 26/5/18
Just saying that Ang. Me and LNSR would have been setting off just now
posted on 26/5/18
Seems like a PoTY bid by Igor.
It’s a brave move because he’ll be judged on the quality of the recipes
Get’s my vote for originality. I don’t think any other 606 board will have a recipe page.
posted on 26/5/18
Still, quality over quantity, every time
posted on 26/5/18
No other board has an on call medical advice service; a wildlife, ornithology and crofting correspondent or such a global reach
posted on 26/5/18
Oh, and whilst sorry for those denied a trip to Wembley, be not downhearted. Exciting new manager inbound (?), a summer of modest transfers, and then a whole new season. All is well
posted on 26/5/18
Asparagus recipes welcome. My repertoire is either steaming or frying in butter. Cutting twenty spears a day at the moment. I even have a special serrated asparagus cutter.
posted on 26/5/18
Point taken Ang
posted on 26/5/18
'I even have a special serrated asparagus cutter.'
We have loads of em round here. Mainly from Eastern Europe
posted on 26/5/18
comment by Rameses (U7190)
posted 13 seconds ago
Point taken Ang
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I'm only joshin' with you, Rameses.
Approaching the halfway point I have you on my shortlist with Scouse
Still got some catching up to do on Vidal, though.
posted on 26/5/18
Like me, my asparagus patch is getting a bit old, so I've let it 'go over' this year.
Don't miss the smelly wee though.
posted on 26/5/18
Asparagus makes my wee smell, and my wee makes the asparagus smell. It’s the circle of life.
posted on 26/5/18
Two letters from the Guardian.
'Asparagus contains a sulphurous compound called mercaptan (which is also found in rotten eggs, onions and garlic). When your digestive system breaks down mercaptan, by-products are released that cause the strange smell. The process is so quick that your urine can develop the distinctive smell within 15 to 30 minutes of eating asparagus. Not everyone suffers this effect; your genetic makeup may determine whether your urine has the odour -- or whether you can actually smell it. Only some people appear to have the gene for the enzyme that breaks down mercaptan into its more pungent parts.'
'I am reliably imformed by a female friend that beetroot makes s€m€n taste pleasant. Not quite the same, but a similar effect.'
I've always wondered....
posted on 26/5/18
What's s€m€n?
posted on 26/5/18
No dogs
posted on 26/5/18
comment by hydywirralterrier (U3097)
posted 42 minutes ago
No dogs
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Igør is speciesist.
posted on 26/5/18
He said No Dogs Strett, so fluck off.
posted on 26/5/18
Hydy always welcome
Strett not so but feel free to try them just don't comment.
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