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Just now, Granny Danger said:

That was the wording of your last post!

 

Anyway, prawn open sandwiches for me followed by a mini chocolate croissant.

Well I didn't mean it so literally. Me buying a couple of sirloins ultimately means young Callum the cow gets killed. 

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5 minutes ago, Shandon Par said:

Well I didn't mean it so literally. Me buying a couple of sirloins ultimately means young Callum the cow gets killed. 

Why would you call a cow Callum?  Mind you, you have a tendency to lumber animals with daft monikers.

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1 hour ago, Shandon Par said:

Is your serial killer loving Mrs veggie too? I was veggie for a while, my daughter is now veggie but Mrs Par is a fussy, meat lover, so it meant always having to make various meals and in the end I couldn't be arsed so went back to killing defenceless animals. 

 

 

She is.

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7 minutes ago, Granny Danger said:

Why would you call a cow Callum?  Mind you, you have a tendency to lumber animals with daft monikers.

The cat already had his name. Got him from a Portuguese girl. You want to try growing up in darkest Humberside with the name my folks kindly gave me.

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1 minute ago, Shandon Par said:

The cat already had his name. Got him from a Portuguese girl. You want to try growing up in darkest Humberside with the name my folks kindly gave me.

There’s nothing wrong with being called Shandon.  

 

 

Other than the fact that it’s a fucking stupid name.

 

 

ETA as a 12 year old I found ‘Granny’ to be a particular hardship.

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4 minutes ago, Granny Danger said:

There’s nothing wrong with being called Shandon.  

 

 

Other than the fact that it’s a fucking stupid name.

 

 

ETA as a 12 year old I found ‘Granny’ to be a particular hardship.

Rhyming slang can be very cruel. 

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Which machine did you get? I'd like one but I am worried about reliability if I buy too cheap.
Mines is cheap shit and iv had it for years. Dont worry about it. It's a very simple but of kit. I'd maybe benefit from a dearer one I dont know, but what I'd say in pasta making is skill and confidence in dough handling which you will be fine with, and speed of working which you will learn, are the important things. If you are good at throwing sheets of pasta about a cheap machine will do a good job.
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Aye @MixuFixit, don't pay a fortune for one. It's a pretty simple piece of kit and unless it has extra elements there's little reason to pay as much as @Honest_Man#1 (all due respect). Look at second hand too, so many folk get these as wedding/housewarming presents and never use them. I got mine at a charity shop and my gf got hers from eBay, both around £20 and still had the plastic wrapping on them, unused and work perfectly

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Sergeant Wilson is a cheeky pedant
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