Lovely

Ask those that it's "fuelled"

PFCT;

 

You're not a sheep-shagger, are you?

I've always thought that they're pretty enough from
a distance, but are filthy animals when you get close.

 

Steve Brassett says...

I've never felt quite *that* strongly about the Welsh

 

LOL.

"filthy animals" *could* be a good thing,
I suppose.

But not in the way I meant it.

 

At our old place we had lambs called:
Hindu
Kashmiri
Rog
(and)
Josh
(plus)
Yoghurt

They tasted lovely.

 

When I lived nearer to Dover we would shop every 4 to 6 weeks in
Boulogne where the supermarkets sold far superior fresh fruit and veg.

 

<teasing Whittingham mode>

I'm sure you could have found a farm shop somewhere closer.

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I thought that was so you didn't have your eye out.

The AOL coasters are to scare the birds.

 

If you cut flaps in the sides of the bottles then they spin in the wind. But
yes CD's wokr well too. Especially if you throw them at the birds.

 

Let me guess, you've got two kids named Soylent and Green?

 

I think mine qualifies : www.flashgorman.com/shed.jpg

 

Plus, of course, the fact that this whole 'food is only fuel' thang
you do is a load of bollocks - you enjoy good food just as much as the
next man and adopt this pose more for reasons of trying to seem
unpretentious than anything else, as far as I can tell.

 

You really think I'd email you a copy of Elly getting 'em out after
she's just gone to all the trouble of loading the stuff up, just for
me?

 

he's right though - even the Carrefour at Cité Europe has great fresh
produce.

 

WTF?

 

Nah - AOL CDs on strings, much prettier.

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Well the local ones to me at Peafield Wood where about 6 miles away and
not that good. Jane grew a fair amount of stuff in her poly tunnel and
green house. But as more and more she was growing super hot chillies in
there and less fruit/veg we would do a super shop every 4 to 6 weeks in
Boulogne. This also involved having a meal, doing the normal shopping in
Auchan, filling up the booze cupboard, wandering around Leroy Merlin
buying tools and bits, paying for the ferry/tunnel ticket by filling the
car up with cheap fuel.

You old tease you!

 

I'm glad you said it first.
WTF?

 

Naming things after the foods they can be used to make...

 

Yes, but WTF is this Soylent and Green you're talking about?