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Janey

I noticed that - I thought you were clairvoyant ---- and thought thats how she find missing dead people



She talks to them

Edit she replied 6 minutes before you Sylvia

Gins had that a while back JC,its to do with the newest reply first button.

Black specky Nanas?Yuk.
Gotta be nice firm just yellowing ones for me..

Right, I've had a rummage in the cupbaord where I keep unwanted gifts and there's nowt there so I've made you some local food (sorry, but I'm not in Sylvia's league)

Stottie Cakes (lovely bread)
Ham and pease pudding (like hummus without garlic)
Jesmona black bullets (claggy black sweeties)
Singing hinnies (special scones)
and a big pan of hambone Broth

washed down with:
Lindisfarne Mead - for the refined amongst you
Crate of Broon Ale (gan canny wi' that, mind yer - ah want nee radgies)

Enjoy

Hambone broth for me

No Broon Ale for me - I get radgies easily


Tracey will sink that . no problem - unless you have Amaretto

hmmmmm

I can't change mine from Last Reply with arrow pointing up on each individual page



guess they've been messing around again!




But I don't mind, as this is the way I like it, with the oldest replies showing first

OH


I thought JC's reference to her banana was in regard to my comment about eating my lunch sarnie


I posted about eating our last banana in response to HER comment about the banana in her office




Is everyone clear now???????????



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Fans...annoying?




Yep. Hard to believe though.



But not a lot.



Janey, when did anyone ever take anything you said, the wrong way?? Must have missed that ;))

Fixed it fairly quickly. I was expecting to see a particular thing to click for switching directions, but you click on "Last Reply" in the top row, which has a direction arrow beside it.

Irene, you *should* eat a banana a day!

That's true about the fridge, Sylvia -- in fact this one at the office had the skin all gone brown, but the inside was still fine. Because it's unheated overnight, I suppose. ;)

But generally we have to leave them out, because No.1 picks them up at the 7-11 for me and they're generally greenish. Sometimes they're not green, they just feel and taste like cardboard anyhow.

I think I may use one tonight and whip up one of my ultra-low-carb cottage-cheese cheesecakes for desert. If you don't like aspartame, don't ask. ;)

oooooooh


singing hinnies for me, please, AM!




Just have time to eat one before I have to close down on here and get ready to go to the hairdressers



Got to do my hair first, you know!


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Hi Anne-Marie,

Welcome to this thread, and 'double welcome' as you have cooked us all that lovely food!!

Hambone broth for me too please - just what I need!

Hello everyone else!

Only here for 5 minutes - had a very busy day - grandaughter collected at 'crack of dawn' so no time for breakfast (so it wasn't me who ate it all today !!).

She was here for the day as it is half-term' and brother-in-law announced he was coming to stay overnight so he is now here and grand-daughter coming again before it is light in the morning!!!

Hope to catch up with you all tomorrow night if I am not too kna###red !

Have a good time all,

Dea x

All righty. It all sounds fine ... if exceptionally carbohydrate-laden ... except for "claggy black sweeties". That sounds pretty bad. I don't generally eat black food. The only one I can think of is black licorice, and that's just foul.

Mead -- bought some once, found it was better in the mind than in the mouth. Ale, that's always in season.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stottie_cake

Now I'm an expert!

Hey! Dea! Butt out! Get your own prezzies!

That there food was mine all mine. My proper due and gift, as I understand it.

I might share. You can have the claggy black sweeties and some ale. There.

TOO LATE Janey !!!!

I have already eaten a BIG bowl of the hambone broth and very delicious it was too !!

Will let it settle for 10 minutes then I'm off to bed.

Dea x

see you all later 'gator


in a while 'dile




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Yeah I should of done that Fans, but as I hav'nt seen a doc or neuro for a year as there is nothing that can be done for me anyway I did'nt think. I thought this doctor is bound to know what primary progressive MS is all about...I was wrong. Anyway I know I am not faking it just got to prove it now...

I do like a banana sarnie for my lunch every now and again

ja...x

JC


Has all that Gvt Work addled you brain --- they are only pretend prezzies --------not real

Nobody gets to make off with my prezzies ......... pretend or otherwise. Words to remember!

jax, I haven't quite followed the sequence of events etc -- you haven't had a proper diagnosis? That's a drag. A cousin of mine (really my mum's best childhood friend's kid) has had the other kind for decades - relapsing remitting? She has been very fortunate I think. She's in her mid-50s now and going pretty strong.

A couple of Canadian provinces are funding or considering funding research into the procedure being performed in Italy. "Zamboni" -- which is hard for a Canadian to take seriously, because a zamboni is the thing that cleans the ice between periods in a hockey game.

What really needs to be investigated first is whether disproportionate numbers of people with MS even *have* the condition that the procedure purports to treat -- narrowed arteries to the brain -- I would think. It really is horrible to think of people getting such high hopes for something that turns out to be about as genuine as apricot pits for cancer.

** waves white flag **

Evening all.... is it safe to enter??

Let me just introduce myself, my name is Tracey and i used to be an addict.... a Genes addict.

However due to snot, goo and general over working i have been very negligent in my duties to my fellow Genealogists....

I am however here for a few brief seconds to try and redeem myself...


T :-)

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Yes I have a proper diagnosis of PPMS as its called, but it is nothing like relapsing and remmitting which everyone knows about.
As you Canadians know it is more common in Canada than anywhere else in the world. I have heard of a few people going for checks on thier arteries think it costs about £6000 and I do not fancy going to Poland for it

ja...x

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