What Do You Spend ££££ On Food At Xmas. - Page 3

garinda · 09-11-2005, 00:59

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Originally Posted by chav1

at least i owned up to it lol

Thank you Chav. That nearly makes you a man in my book.

I would reciprocate, but I wouldn't demean myself, plus I have given out too much karma today anyway.

It is always better to give than to receive.

Doug · 09-11-2005, 01:07

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Originally Posted by garinda

Thank you Chav. That nearly makes you a man in my book.

I would reciprocate, but I wouldn't demean myself, plus I have given out too much karma today anyway.

It is always better to give than to receive.

You didn't give me any you tight person you........

garinda · 09-11-2005, 01:09

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Originally Posted by Doug

You didn't give me any you tight person you........

I gave some to A-b for being regal, you are merely a lady-in-waiting, or is it waiting for a lady?

Doug · 09-11-2005, 01:15

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Originally Posted by garinda

I gave some to A-b for being regal, you are merely a lady-in-waiting, or is it waiting for a lady?

Fortunately for you Sir I am forbidden to use expletives……….I’ll will now search for an appropriate diagram of what I’d like you to go and do.

And your wandering all over the place again.

garinda · 09-11-2005, 01:19

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Originally Posted by Doug

And your wandering all over the place again.

Give me a break, it's nearly Christmas.

Notice how swiftly I brought it back on thread?

Now off to get my teeth into a juicy date.

Doug · 09-11-2005, 01:24

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Originally Posted by garinda

Give me a break, it's nearly Christmas.
Notice how swiftly I brought it back on thread?
Now off to get my teeth into a juicy date.

Yes, very skilful Sir, pity it had to happen in the first place.....

Does everyone still buy dates, figs and crystallised fruits? I use to love all those little tins we use to get with toffees or biscuits in.

Having said that we got little else…..

chav1 · 09-11-2005, 01:26

before you all rush to give gary some sympathy karma please allow me to bring a piece of evidence to light taken from our msn conversation

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chav says:
only reason why you didnt is coz you couldnt
Rindy says:
doug just gave me one l'll get more when people see you abused me
chav says:

karma begging is soooo demeening wouldnt you say rindy

garinda · 09-11-2005, 01:27

I only buy dates because the little fork you get in with them makes an attractive spear, if your doll wants to be a mermaid, even with his 'eagle eyes.'

Doug · 09-11-2005, 01:29

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Originally Posted by chav1

before you all rush to give gary some sympathy karma please allow me to bring a piece of evidence to light taken from our msn conversation

karma begging is soooo demeening wouldt yo say rindy

Now then Gary, do you see what I meant with my most recent reply…You just can't trust some people......

harwood red · 09-11-2005, 02:00

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Originally Posted by Doug

I think thats nice Harwood, you couldn't ask for a more fantastic gift.

I trust the young chap gets another birthday to make up for you timing.

Yes he does, 1st March when he was christened. He gets cards and cake at xmas and pressies and party on 1st March

as for karma playing....oooo chav it's backfired as rindy has gained some karma and now tops you in the karma stakes...

I alas am nowhere near either of you 3!! And no not karma begging as I'm sure you all need to spread it around first

amongst yourselves of course!!!!!!

jimmi5bellies · 09-11-2005, 08:23

Have decided that me and son are going to eat like cavemen this christmas. Anybody had thoses 99p turkey drum legs from asda ? seeing as there is only me and son for xmas its a bit pointless buying a turkey !

SPUGGIE J · 09-11-2005, 11:49

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Originally Posted by jimmi5bellies

Have decided that me and son are going to eat like cavemen this christmas. Anybody had thoses 99p turkey drum legs from asda ? seeing as there is only me and son for xmas its a bit pointless buying a turkey !

When my daughter is round then it might be a turkey breast roast and a few of the trimmings but not going mad for 2 its a waist of money.

garinda · 09-11-2005, 12:40

It is nice to celebrate this time with our loved ones, and most of us will enjoy nice food. We do have a tendency to go a bit OTT though. Most shops are only closed for a day or two, but people hit the shops, and buy enough food as if rationing was going to be reintroduced.

I wonder how much food we waste over Christmas, while in other parts of our planet people will have empty bellies?

chav1 · 09-11-2005, 13:11

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Originally Posted by garinda

I wonder how much food we waste over Christmas, while in other parts of our planet people will have empty bellies?

this is exactly why you should always stock up your freezer before christmas and not leave it untill the last minuite

Debbie J · 09-11-2005, 13:46

Mince pies will shortly be made & put in the freezer, along with the veg which will no doubt shoot up in price about three weeks before xmas. Then if I decide to buy a small turkey It wont cost me the earth for all the trimmings & neither will I have to spend time preparing it all, giving me more time to play with all my little'uns new toys & games.

Chrissie the turkey drums are fine but the crowns are better