but need suggestions as to what to turn it into. Help!
The person who comes up with something scrummy can come to tea with me and Nicey.
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Mon 3 Dec 2001, 5:38,
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The person who comes up with something scrummy can come to tea with me and Nicey.
but I wouldn't really know. I'm vegetarian.
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Mon 3 Dec 2001, 5:41,
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Vegetarianism - maybe, but I wouldn't do it.
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Mon 3 Dec 2001, 5:51,
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if you ate nothin but plain paper your body would become used to it and you would survive (much like living on nothing but rice) although i think id miss weetabix and marmite on toast ! (oh yeah im a fruitairan arent i - not)
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Mon 3 Dec 2001, 5:57,
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I heard, I think from that old SAS geezer that they wheel out from time to time, that you can only survive a number of weeks on cat food, I can't believe you can survive longer on paper.
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Mon 3 Dec 2001, 6:08,
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was quite nutricious.. Good job I wasn't trying to live on it.
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Mon 3 Dec 2001, 6:15,
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but you've gotta believe Lefty (I think that's his name).
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Mon 3 Dec 2001, 6:20,
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told me his buddy had just had a baby (not himself :) and he was going to talk to it in only klingon, so it was the kids native tongue ! sounds a bit iffy to me - still i might have been wildly drunk at the time and imagined the whole thing
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Mon 3 Dec 2001, 6:17,
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rissotto type thing. I like that. And I have everything to make it without going to tescoes!
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Mon 3 Dec 2001, 5:43,
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no pastry needed - and you can pop in random veg & bits of pasta.
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Mon 3 Dec 2001, 5:47,
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small squirrel, not the kind that leap and devour peoples heads as they are dangerous, and add this to the broth it is quite nice apparently.
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Mon 3 Dec 2001, 6:28,
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and it would be a lovely risotto. Or make some onion gravy and get some sausages.
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Mon 3 Dec 2001, 6:47,
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I think that is to be the plan. So it's you and Rob for tea I think. Can you be here for 6.30pm?
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Mon 3 Dec 2001, 7:11,
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would be nice... But on the down side it would involve pastry making.
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Mon 3 Dec 2001, 5:46,
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and get ready to roll pastry. Here I've even got you a recipe for chicken shaped chicken pie.
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Mon 3 Dec 2001, 5:53,
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probably with potatoes and leeks, maybe barley, maybe carrots, onions obviously. Does that sound nice?
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Mon 3 Dec 2001, 6:33,
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