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jaysay

08-05-2011 18:18

Re: What was it called?

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 904640)

You are alright then for the bucket of sick....just need some hot snot pie and the green gozzle pudding!

Nouvelle cuisine at its best Margaret:D

Retlaw

08-05-2011 18:29

Re: What was it called?

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 904616)

As to which is which Gozzle is green crotch is grey, and please don't question me on how I know, I am flaming expert in it, believe me:D

Aye an sum on um ur as big uz oysters.

Retlaw

katex

08-05-2011 18:34

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 904625)

Yes John.......we used to say a little(nasty) rhyme.......
'Green gozzle pudding and hot snot pie,
All mixed up with a dead dogs eye,
Slap it on a butty,
Slap it on thick.
Wash it all down with a bucket of sick'...eeeewww. Hope you have had your tea:)

Ahh (sighs) ...childhood memories, eh ? :rofl38:Roll over Milton.

katex

08-05-2011 18:36

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Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 904675)

Aye an sum on um ur as big uz oysters.

Retlaw

And that is one reason I have never been able to eat an oyster .. apart from the fact they are alive when eaten.

This is thread wandering at its best... :alright:

jaysay

08-05-2011 18:39

Re: What was it called?

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Originally Posted by katex (Post 904680)

And that is one reason I have never been able to eat an oyster .. apart from the fact they are alive when eaten.

This is thread wandering at its best... :alright:

So what your saying Kate is ya never needed an aphrodisiac:rolleyes:

Gremlin

08-05-2011 19:32

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 904515)

Whoa steady on down boy:D:D

Sorry jaysay. I was exaggerating a bit anyway.

Margaret Pilkington

08-05-2011 19:46

Re: What was it called?

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Originally Posted by Gremlin (Post 904702)

Sorry jaysay. I was exaggerating a bit anyway.

Yes........I guess you could say that is a 'man' thing.......exaggerating a bit(sigh)

katex

08-05-2011 20:26

Re: What was it called?

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 904681)

So what your saying Kate is ya never needed an aphrodisiac:rolleyes:

Nope, eat strawberries instead .... :D

Puzzles how we are going to get this thread back to crocheted chair covers and not relegated to the Over 18's.

Margaret Pilkington

08-05-2011 20:40

Re: What was it called?

Himself has strawberries every night after his tea....they don't seem to do him much good.
Maybe it's the big dollop of ice cream that renders them ineffective...eh?

steeljack

08-05-2011 20:46

Re: What was it called?

wonder how many are cautening besides me, dirty sods all of you :D :D

Retlaw

08-05-2011 21:12

Re: What was it called?

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Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 904738)

wonder how many are cautening besides me, dirty sods all of you :D :D

Thall be fur Powfagged wen thas finished
Retlaw.

jaysay

09-05-2011 09:27

Re: What was it called?

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Originally Posted by katex (Post 904726)

Nope, eat strawberries instead .... :D

Puzzles how we are going to get this thread back to crocheted chair covers and not relegated to the Over 18's.

Ya but just depends where and when ya eat um and how:D

jaysay

09-05-2011 09:28

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Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 904749)

Thall be fur Powfagged wen thas finished
Retlaw.

Ya I usually am misen Retlaw:D

gdm27

09-05-2011 12:19

Re: What was it called?

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 904835)

Ya but just depends where and when ya eat um and how:D

Stop, I'm just about to bring my Lung Healers up!!!!!!!

MargaretR

09-05-2011 12:33

Re: What was it called?

Epsom salts
Back in the days when doctors weren't just drug dispensers, I was directed by my doc to take massive doses of Epsom salts in order to stop production of breast milk. The effect of producing liquid diarrheoa for a day caused my breast milk to dry up,(and enabled my return to work)

There was no adverse effect from this temporary self induced dehydration.
No doubt women are prescribed expensive drugs nowadays to get the same effect.

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