01-06-2014, 06:33 PM
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Re: How Do You Shovel It In?
Originally Posted by stevmk2
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I always try to remember to cut everything up into small "parcels" having once had a very bad choking incident where I passed out - I was on a 'plane and no bugger even noticed!! stevmk2
01-06-2014, 06:33 PM
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Re: How Do You Shovel It In?
Originally Posted by stevmk2
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I always try to remember to cut everything up into small "parcels" having once had a very bad choking incident where I passed out - I was on a 'plane and no bugger even noticed!! stevmk2
02-06-2014, 08:06 AM
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Re: How Do You Shovel It In?
Patsy darlin' - just to give you some idea, yesterday I sat down to a full sunday roast - 6 roast tatties, a pile of roast carrots and parsnip and a steamed leek alll with a large piece of chicken. I set my plate at exactly 13.09 and had finished the entire plate by 13.20. Like I said the sparks fly from my cutlery when I eat!!!
02-06-2014, 11:06 PM
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Re: How Do You Shovel It In?
Originally Posted by Uncle Joe
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Patsy darlin' - just to give you some idea, yesterday I sat down to a full sunday roast - 6 roast tatties, a pile of roast carrots and parsnip and a steamed leek alll with a large piece of chicken. I set my plate at exactly 13.09 and had finished the entire plate by 13.20. Like I said the sparks fly from my cutlery when I eat!!!
He could be in another room but if he hears 'anything' that has to do with food, he flies into the kitchen & starts mooching! He's a real brat but he's old so he gets away with it to a point
Once he was picking at our turkey at Easter! Put a stop to that quickly but not before I got a couple of pics.Plus UJ, you'd have the privilege of Poochie loudly wolf whistling at you
03-06-2014, 07:35 AM
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Re: How Do You Shovel It In?
Originally Posted by AutumnColour
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You & one of my cockatiels, Poochie, would get along great!He could be in another room but if he hears 'anything' that has to do with food, he flies into the kitchen & starts mooching! He's a real brat but he's old so he gets away with it to a point
Once he was picking at our turkey at Easter! Put a stop to that quickly but not before I got a couple of pics.Plus UJ, you'd have the privilege of Poochie loudly wolf whistling at you
Thank you darlin' but no thanks - not into birds (at least not the feathered variety
) . The only feathered birds I'm interested in are those that have been killed, plucked and cooked and are sitting on my dinner plate.
30-11-2014, 06:32 PM
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Re: How Do You Shovel It In?
Originally Posted by Uncle Joe
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Patsy darlin' - just to give you some idea, yesterday I sat down to a full sunday roast - 6 roast tatties, a pile of roast carrots and parsnip and a steamed leek alll with a large piece of chicken. I set my plate at exactly 13.09 and had finished the entire plate by 13.20. Like I said the sparks fly from my cutlery when I eat!!!
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