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| Topic Started: Friday, 9. January 2009, 14:41 (2,217 Views) | |
| Rose of York | Friday, 9. January 2009, 22:27 Post #16 |
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Oh yea? The forum guys send you their pictures, do they? |
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| Emee | Friday, 9. January 2009, 22:49 Post #17 |
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No I mean guys as in the American "guys" - ie all of you, Clare, Katy etc. |
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| Emee | Friday, 9. January 2009, 22:52 Post #18 |
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Derek As for my weaknesses, I have taken to eating crisps in a big way since Christmas. I really don't know what's got into me - only ready salted as well. I know I'm not pregnant so goodness knows what it's all about...?! |
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| JRJ | Saturday, 10. January 2009, 02:12 Post #19 |
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Thanks for the recipe - I'm a big coffee and chocolate fan. Yum!  The coffee label is very colorful. US coffee tubs/tins are pretty dull. The "update" to post-Raj sensibilities looks pretty smart. Edited by JRJ, Saturday, 10. January 2009, 02:15.
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| Rose of York | Saturday, 10. January 2009, 02:22 Post #20 |
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Jam goes well with some cakes. JRJ have you heard of the Robertsons Jam gollies? Children used to collect little paper stickers off jam jars. When you had enough you could send away for an enamel golly badge. You could try building up sets of gollies. Some played musical insruments. There were sporting gollies and working gollies. After we had an influx of black people it was decided they were a bit offensive, and thenceforth British children had to do without Robertsons gollies. This is a guitarist golly badge.  .I like the little hiker.  |
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| Karin | Saturday, 10. January 2009, 06:44 Post #21 |
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I think the chocolate cake needs a smiley face on it! |
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| JRJ | Saturday, 10. January 2009, 13:33 Post #22 |
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I think the little Robertsons Jam gollies are cute - how could a black person hiking be offensive?? In the US, the guitarist might be seen as casting a black person in the role of entertainer a la the Jim Crow era, but the hiker seems progressive to my North American thinking. Are the gollies collectibles on eBay now? |
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| CARLO | Saturday, 10. January 2009, 14:06 Post #23 |
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  Well I must say that Camp Coffee is very 'pre-V2' so of course I will have a cup and a slice of cake too! Since V2 the standard has deteriorated and the labels have been played about with!  Veritas Truth CARLO Edited by CARLO, Saturday, 10. January 2009, 14:08.
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| Rose of York | Saturday, 10. January 2009, 14:14 Post #24 |
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In Yorkshire it is traditonal to eat Christmas cake with cheese, preferably a white crumbly one. Try it, it is delicious. |
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| Derekap | Saturday, 10. January 2009, 14:33 Post #25 |
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And with portions of apple pies too! My father always did! |
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| Poesy | Saturday, 10. January 2009, 19:21 Post #26 |
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My nice snug new coat I got for Christmas has given me an incentive to keep off cakes and chocolates, I easily gain weight if I'm not careful. 
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| Mrs.Pogle | Tuesday, 3. February 2009, 12:26 Post #27 |
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Hello, I'm new! I'm glad to see you have a cake thread! Cake-baking is one of my hobbies  This week I made banana bread with pistachios and chopped apricots. I would post a picture, but it didn't last long!I look forward to joining in here, and thanks to Clare for inviting me  Mrs.Pogle xx |
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| Clare | Tuesday, 3. February 2009, 12:38 Post #28 |
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 Mrs.P! Lovely to see you here!
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| Mrs.Pogle | Tuesday, 3. February 2009, 12:48 Post #29 |
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Thanks! You too 
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| Mrs.Pogle | Tuesday, 3. February 2009, 13:19 Post #30 |
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ps: I see you have your own smiley, Clare! 
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