Hi list, I belong tomany lists, not all cooking related, so I'm not one to
lurk, but come straight in, hope that's ok for folks out there..lol So
first of all, my name is Cher, I live at the bottom of map of England, in
the county of Wiltshire. I love cooking and messing about. I couldn't
boil an egg when I was in my teens...lol. But marriage and children and
grandchild come along, and somehow you look back and realise just how much
you've learned....don't you? Well I have at least. One thing I have
learned is that I love kitchen gadgets, and have tons of them, from bread
makers to mixers and processors down to small items like garlic presses..

what is your favourite gadget? I think mine has to be the electric whisk,
where would I be without it? nursing a sore wrist I expect, lol. The
balloon whisk too....I couldn't live without that, and have various sizes of
them.

Who knows someone may post something I've never heard of and just have to
have, I shall have to see if dh can install a new cupboard for all of the
things I have or want..

Many thanks....Cher

"cher" wrote
> Hi list, I belong tomany lists, not all cooking related, so I'm not one
> to
> lurk, but come straight in, hope that's ok for folks out there..lol So
> first of all, my name is Cher, I live at the bottom of map of England, in
> the county of Wiltshire. I love cooking and messing about. I couldn't
> boil an egg when I was in my teens...lol. But marriage and children and
> grandchild come along, and somehow you look back and realise just how much
> you've learned....don't you? Well I have at least. One thing I have
> learned is that I love kitchen gadgets, and have tons of them, from bread
> makers to mixers and processors down to small items like garlic presses..
>
> what is your favourite gadget? I think mine has to be the electric whisk,
> where would I be without it? nursing a sore wrist I expect, lol. The
> balloon whisk too....I couldn't live without that, and have various sizes
> of
> them.
>
> Who knows someone may post something I've never heard of and just have to
> have, I shall have to see if dh can install a new cupboard for all of the
> things I have or want..
>
> Many thanks....Cher
>
>

Yo, welcome. Yeah, I do like the wands as we call them in USA. Going back
the oldies but goodies, I have to say that I relly like the ricers.

Pam

cher wrote:

>
> what is your favourite gadget? I think mine has to be the electric whisk,
> where would I be without it? nursing a sore wrist I expect, lol. The
> balloon whisk too....I couldn't live without that, and have various sizes of
> them.
>


My current favorite is a microplane grater.

gloria p

Hi Pam, thanks for this info, I'm going to have a look on the net later to
see these things we probably call them something different. Not sure what a
'ricer' is, so am going to look for some photos. I hope I don't like it as
it'll mean something else I'll just Have to try....lol

again thanks....Cher





"Ed Grabau and Pam Jacoby" <pjjehg @frontiernet.net> wrote in message
...
>
> "cher" wrote
> > Hi list, I belong tomany lists, not all cooking related, so I'm not one
> > to
> > lurk, but come straight in, hope that's ok for folks out there..lol So
> > first of all, my name is Cher, I live at the bottom of map of England,
in
> > the county of Wiltshire. I love cooking and messing about. I
couldn't
> > boil an egg when I was in my teens...lol. But marriage and children and
> > grandchild come along, and somehow you look back and realise just how
much
> > you've learned....don't you? Well I have at least. One thing I have
> > learned is that I love kitchen gadgets, and have tons of them, from
bread
> > makers to mixers and processors down to small items like garlic
presses..
> >
> > what is your favourite gadget? I think mine has to be the electric
whisk,
> > where would I be without it? nursing a sore wrist I expect, lol. The
> > balloon whisk too....I couldn't live without that, and have various
sizes
> > of
> > them.
> >
> > Who knows someone may post something I've never heard of and just have
to
> > have, I shall have to see if dh can install a new cupboard for all of
the
> > things I have or want..
> >
> > Many thanks....Cher
> >
> >
>
> Yo, welcome. Yeah, I do like the wands as we call them in USA. Going
back
> the oldies but goodies, I have to say that I relly like the ricers.
>
> Pam
>
>

Hi Michael, now that is one thing I haven't got and would love... a
smoothie maker....we have blenders and grinders and the braun blender, and
liquidizers etc...but this is a great gadget and so labour saving

Again, of course I'd have to look out a picture of your things compared to
ours....could be something completely different...lol

Many thanks....Cher






"Dog3" > wrote in message
...
> "cher" > wrote in
> k:
>
> > Hi list, I belong tomany lists, not all cooking related, so I'm not
> > one to lurk, but come straight in, hope that's ok for folks out
> > there..lol So first of all, my name is Cher, I live at the bottom of
> > map of England, in the county of Wiltshire. I love cooking and
> > messing about. I couldn't boil an egg when I was in my teens...lol.
> > But marriage and children and grandchild come along, and somehow you
> > look back and realise just how much you've learned....don't you? Well
> > I have at least. One thing I have learned is that I love kitchen
> > gadgets, and have tons of them, from bread makers to mixers and
> > processors down to small items like garlic presses..
> >
> > what is your favourite gadget? I think mine has to be the electric
> > whisk, where would I be without it? nursing a sore wrist I expect,
> > lol. The balloon whisk too....I couldn't live without that, and
> > have various sizes of them.
> >
> > Who knows someone may post something I've never heard of and just have
> > to have, I shall have to see if dh can install a new cupboard for all
> > of the things I have or want..
> >
> > Many thanks....Cher
>
> My favorite is the stick blender. Right up there with it is my Smoothie
> machine.
>
> Michael

Hi Gloria, many thanks for this, not heard of this one, so again, I will
be looking it up, it's the only way to understand what is what.

Great to hear from you...

Cheers.....Cher






"Puester" > wrote in message
...
> cher wrote:
>
> >
> > what is your favourite gadget? I think mine has to be the electric
whisk,
> > where would I be without it? nursing a sore wrist I expect, lol. The
> > balloon whisk too....I couldn't live without that, and have various
sizes of
> > them.
> >
>
>
> My current favorite is a microplane grater.
>
> gloria p

"cher" > wrote in message
news
> Hi Gloria, many thanks for this, not heard of this one, so again, I
> will
> be looking it up, it's the only way to understand what is what.
>
> Great to hear from you...
>
> Cheers.....Cher
>
>
>
>
>
>
> "Puester" > wrote in message
> ...
>> cher wrote:
>>
>> >
>> > what is your favourite gadget? I think mine has to be the electric
> whisk,
>> > where would I be without it? nursing a sore wrist I expect, lol.
>> > The
>> > balloon whisk too....I couldn't live without that, and have various
> sizes of
>> > them.
>> >
>>
>>
>> My current favorite is a microplane grater.
>>
>> gloria p
>
>

Thnk 'grater' with very small teeth

cher wrote:
> Hi list, I belong tomany lists, not all cooking related, so I'm not
one to
> lurk, but come straight in, hope that's ok for folks out there..lol
So
> first of all, my name is Cher, I live at the bottom of map of
England, in
> the county of Wiltshire. I love cooking and messing about. I
couldn't
> boil an egg when I was in my teens...lol. But marriage and children
and
> grandchild come along, and somehow you look back and realise just how
much
> you've learned....don't you? Well I have at least. One thing I
have
> learned is that I love kitchen gadgets, and have tons of them, from
bread
> makers to mixers and processors down to small items like garlic
presses..
>
> what is your favourite gadget? I think mine has to be the electric
whisk,
> where would I be without it? nursing a sore wrist I expect, lol.
The
> balloon whisk too....I couldn't live without that, and have various
sizes of
> them.
>
> Who knows someone may post something I've never heard of and just
have to
> have.

Every real cook has a meat grinder... no more mystery meat, know what
and who you eat... and aside from the typical culinary endeavers one
never never knows when they need to dispose of a body. So, Cher, I'm
really interested in hearing the titillating details of your "messing
about".

Sheldon

Oh I see....teeth like a nutmeg or zest grater maybe???

cheers...Cher


"Kswck" > wrote in message
...
>
> "cher" > wrote in message
> news
> > Hi Gloria, many thanks for this, not heard of this one, so again, I
> > will
> > be looking it up, it's the only way to understand what is what.
> >
> > Great to hear from you...
> >
> > Cheers.....Cher
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > "Puester" > wrote in message
> > ...
> >> cher wrote:
> >>
> >> >
> >> > what is your favourite gadget? I think mine has to be the electric
> > whisk,
> >> > where would I be without it? nursing a sore wrist I expect, lol.
> >> > The
> >> > balloon whisk too....I couldn't live without that, and have various
> > sizes of
> >> > them.
> >> >
> >>
> >>
> >> My current favorite is a microplane grater.
> >>
> >> gloria p
> >
> >
>
> Thnk 'grater' with very small teeth
>
>

cher wrote:
> Oh I see....teeth like a nutmeg or zest grater maybe???
>
> cheers...Cher
>
>

Teeth more flat than rounded, but very, very sharp
so every pass creates a great deal of "gratings".
Theyw ere originally created for woodworking or
industrial use, but are now made for kitchen use.

gloria p

Hi Sheldon, well I just kind of do anything that takes my fancy.. I am
however at a disadvantage again when you speak of a meat grinder...we have
meat mincers, or wooden mallets with raised knobs on them, to pound meat
thinly, like a steak or even chicken if you needed a thin piece to roll up
around something else.

Further in the messages I give a potatoe recipe that can be used as an
alternative to plain old boiled or mashed/creamed potatoes and also I give a
recipe I use for a good coating batter.

We have some silly names over here for recipes...like in Yorkshire they are
famous for their Yorkshire Puddings, and not like you would expect, with
icecream or custard, these are eaten with Roast Beef and vegatables and
gravy. Of course I didn't think about it until my youngest son
said...'''Gravy..on yorkshire puddings''' I had to explain to him then that
this is what they were called, mind you he'd eaten them for years...lol.

I think the nearest thing we may have to your meat grinders are mincers,
where they are clamped to a table and once put together pieces of meat and
onion are placed in the top, the handle turned and out comes finely minced
up meat. These have been replaced over here by processors and shop bough
minced or ground beef. Not the same...not to me anyway, they are full of all
sorts of meal type stuff and I'd rather do my own. Ever had Rissoles?? an
old war recipe passed down is to take minced beef and onion, or ground mince
and onion and cold mashed/creamed potatoes, and make them into balls then
flatten them into discs about half an inch thick, and fry them.. serve with
any veg...bubble and squeak comes to mind, and fried egg....bubble and
squeak is sadly not made very much over here anymore either, a way of using
up left over cold mashed potatoes and cold cooked cabbage, mix the two
together place the whole lot in a hot fry pan, with a scant amount of oil,
and fry, a tin or enamel plate comes in handy here, as you make the bubble
and squeak fill to the edges of the pan, and place the plate over the top,
then turn the pan, so that the B and S is now on the plate, and shuffle
this back into the pan so that the bottom is now able to brown...not
everyones idea of a good meal, but nostalgia plays a part in this food item
for me, and the smell takes me back to childhood...lol

Cheers....Cher



"Sheldon" > wrote in message
ups.com...
>
> cher wrote:
> > Hi list, I belong tomany lists, not all cooking related, so I'm not
> one to
> > lurk, but come straight in, hope that's ok for folks out there..lol
> So
> > first of all, my name is Cher, I live at the bottom of map of
> England, in
> > the county of Wiltshire. I love cooking and messing about. I
> couldn't
> > boil an egg when I was in my teens...lol. But marriage and children
> and
> > grandchild come along, and somehow you look back and realise just how
> much
> > you've learned....don't you? Well I have at least. One thing I
> have
> > learned is that I love kitchen gadgets, and have tons of them, from
> bread
> > makers to mixers and processors down to small items like garlic
> presses..
> >
> > what is your favourite gadget? I think mine has to be the electric
> whisk,
> > where would I be without it? nursing a sore wrist I expect, lol.
> The
> > balloon whisk too....I couldn't live without that, and have various
> sizes of
> > them.
> >
> > Who knows someone may post something I've never heard of and just
> have to
> > have.
>
> Every real cook has a meat grinder... no more mystery meat, know what
> and who you eat... and aside from the typical culinary endeavers one
> never never knows when they need to dispose of a body. So, Cher, I'm
> really interested in hearing the titillating details of your "messing
> about".
>
> Sheldon
>

Thanks for this info Gloria, cooking over here isn't like it once was, it
seems to be a dying art, The younger set in today's world this way, seem to
work, and come home and just grab something from the freezer, which they've
previously bought and put there.

Nothing wrong with this mind you..I guess I'm after good old fashioned
cooking at the end of the day, my choice, as theirs is theirs. But is is
sad because the little family butchers are a dying breed...now you just buy
meat in a supermarket, and if you are lucky like I am to find a butcher in
your small town, then it is a bonus. At one time butchers were one to every
street, now they appear to be one to every town, and that only if you are
lucky.

This because of more convenient foodstuffs available, from freezer outlets
has made the butcher a very expensive shop to buy from..

Shame, it's like alot ofother things this way...

Well never mind...

Cheers....Cher



"Puester" > wrote in message
...
> cher wrote:
> > Oh I see....teeth like a nutmeg or zest grater maybe???
> >
> > cheers...Cher
> >
> >
>
> Teeth more flat than rounded, but very, very sharp
> so every pass creates a great deal of "gratings".
> Theyw ere originally created for woodworking or
> industrial use, but are now made for kitchen use.
>
> gloria p

cher wrote:

> Hi Sheldon, well I just kind of do anything that takes my fancy..


Ya gots to watch out about this here gent Sheldon, cher...it's rumoured he
has a pair of those "x - ray" specs so's he can peer right through ladies'
blouses...quick as a whelk's whistle he'll have *your* "fancy".

;-p

--
Best
Greg

Hi Cher

I'm new to the group, but maybe I'm losing it since I thought you
had been here for a long time...???? Maybe you're pulling our
collective legs??? Sharon

cher wrote:
>
> Hi list, I belong tomany lists, not all cooking related, so I'm not one to
> lurk, but come straight in, hope that's ok for folks out there..lol So
> first of all, my name is Cher, I live at the bottom of map of England, in
> the county of Wiltshire. I love cooking and messing about. I couldn't
> boil an egg when I was in my teens...lol. But marriage and children and
> grandchild come along, and somehow you look back and realise just how much
> you've learned....don't you? Well I have at least. One thing I have
> learned is that I love kitchen gadgets, and have tons of them, from bread
> makers to mixers and processors down to small items like garlic presses..
>
> what is your favourite gadget? I think mine has to be the electric whisk,
> where would I be without it? nursing a sore wrist I expect, lol. The
> balloon whisk too....I couldn't live without that, and have various sizes of
> them.
>
> Who knows someone may post something I've never heard of and just have to
> have, I shall have to see if dh can install a new cupboard for all of the
> things I have or want..
>
> Many thanks....Cher

I guess I should apologize to you....I think I remember you from
another cooking related group.....Senior moment. ....Sharon

cher wrote:
>
> Hi list, I belong tomany lists, not all cooking related, so I'm not one to
> lurk, but come straight in, hope that's ok for folks out there..lol So
> first of all, my name is Cher, I live at the bottom of map of England, in
> the county of Wiltshire. I love cooking and messing about. I couldn't
> boil an egg when I was in my teens...lol. But marriage and children and
> grandchild come along, and somehow you look back and realise just how much
> you've learned....don't you? Well I have at least. One thing I have
> learned is that I love kitchen gadgets, and have tons of them, from bread
> makers to mixers and processors down to small items like garlic presses..
>
> what is your favourite gadget? I think mine has to be the electric whisk,
> where would I be without it? nursing a sore wrist I expect, lol. The
> balloon whisk too....I couldn't live without that, and have various sizes of
> them.
>
> Who knows someone may post something I've never heard of and just have to
> have, I shall have to see if dh can install a new cupboard for all of the
> things I have or want..
>
> Many thanks....Cher

cher > wrote:
<snip>
: what is your favourite gadget? I think mine has to be the electric whisk,
: where would I be without it? nursing a sore wrist I expect, lol. The
: balloon whisk too....I couldn't live without that, and have various sizes of
: them.

My current favorite is my Benriner. A poor man's mandoline (or in this
case, a poor woman's...) I do wish it had a more substantial guard on it,
I've nearly lost me finger tips using the one that came with! I use the
Benriner almost nightly, don't know now how I got on without it. Got mine
for a song at a garage sale :-)

TammyM
Sacramento, California

Gotta good cure for those wild tom cats, just fill a spray bottle with
water and squirt them...they soon turn tail....lol

cher


"Gregory Morrow"
<gregorymorrowEMERGENCYCANCELLATIONARCHIMEDES@eart hlink.net> wrote in
message nk.net...
>
> cher wrote:
>
> > Hi Sheldon, well I just kind of do anything that takes my fancy..
>
>
> Ya gots to watch out about this here gent Sheldon, cher...it's rumoured he
> has a pair of those "x - ray" specs so's he can peer right through ladies'
> blouses...quick as a whelk's whistle he'll have *your* "fancy".
>
> ;-p
>
> --
> Best
> Greg
>
>

Oh my goodness Tammy, go careful, those things are lethal, I have one, and
don't ever use it now, don't know if mine has a better guard on it or
not.....I'll have alook, as I think it came with two, and if it has, I can
send you a guard...let me fish it out, it's in a cupboard somewhere.....says
she, who is in the middle of having the kitchen done up...can't find a darn
thing....lol.....ain't sure I got a spare guard either...let me look today..

cheers....Cher


"TammyM" > wrote in message
...
> cher > wrote:
> <snip>
> : what is your favourite gadget? I think mine has to be the electric
whisk,
> : where would I be without it? nursing a sore wrist I expect, lol. The
> : balloon whisk too....I couldn't live without that, and have various
sizes of
> : them.
>
> My current favorite is my Benriner. A poor man's mandoline (or in this
> case, a poor woman's...) I do wish it had a more substantial guard on it,
> I've nearly lost me finger tips using the one that came with! I use the
> Benriner almost nightly, don't know now how I got on without it. Got mine
> for a song at a garage sale :-)
>
> TammyM
> Sacramento, California

What a kind offer! I'll be happy to reciprocate with something from the
wilds of California :-) If you feel up to tucking in a packet of wine
gums, I'll be eternally grateful. Can't get em here. I hoarded two
packets for so long, when I checked em last week, they were well past sell
by. I ate em anyway, both of them. Can't waste wine gums!!! I'll send
you an email and we can talk. By the by, I've spent a fair old bit of
time in Britain over the last ten years, although I don't believe we made
it down to Wiltshire -- must be one of the only areas of the isle I've not
visited ... will have to remedy that!

Tammy
tdmcniff AT ucdavis DOT edu

cher > wrote:
: Oh my goodness Tammy, go careful, those things are lethal, I have one, and
: don't ever use it now, don't know if mine has a better guard on it or
: not.....I'll have alook, as I think it came with two, and if it has, I can
: send you a guard...let me fish it out, it's in a cupboard somewhere.....says
: she, who is in the middle of having the kitchen done up...can't find a darn
: thing....lol.....ain't sure I got a spare guard either...let me look today..

: cheers....Cher


: "TammyM" > wrote in message
: ...
:> cher > wrote:
:> <snip>
:> : what is your favourite gadget? I think mine has to be the electric
: whisk,
:> : where would I be without it? nursing a sore wrist I expect, lol. The
:> : balloon whisk too....I couldn't live without that, and have various
: sizes of
:> : them.
:>
:> My current favorite is my Benriner. A poor man's mandoline (or in this
:> case, a poor woman's...) I do wish it had a more substantial guard on it,
:> I've nearly lost me finger tips using the one that came with! I use the
:> Benriner almost nightly, don't know now how I got on without it. Got mine
:> for a song at a garage sale :-)
:>
:> TammyM
:> Sacramento, California

OK I am working tonight, but if you email me, don't expect an answer before
the morning.....lol

I haven't located the item yet, and dh was in there measuring again..I've
another box to go through, if it's here, and it is somewhere you can have
it..

Cheers....Cher
"TammyM" > wrote in message
...
> What a kind offer! I'll be happy to reciprocate with something from the
> wilds of California :-) If you feel up to tucking in a packet of wine
> gums, I'll be eternally grateful. Can't get em here. I hoarded two
> packets for so long, when I checked em last week, they were well past sell
> by. I ate em anyway, both of them. Can't waste wine gums!!! I'll send
> you an email and we can talk. By the by, I've spent a fair old bit of
> time in Britain over the last ten years, although I don't believe we made
> it down to Wiltshire -- must be one of the only areas of the isle I've not
> visited ... will have to remedy that!
>
> Tammy
> tdmcniff AT ucdavis DOT edu
>
> cher > wrote:
> : Oh my goodness Tammy, go careful, those things are lethal, I have one,
and
> : don't ever use it now, don't know if mine has a better guard on it or
> : not.....I'll have alook, as I think it came with two, and if it has, I
can
> : send you a guard...let me fish it out, it's in a cupboard
somewhere.....says
> : she, who is in the middle of having the kitchen done up...can't find a
darn
> : thing....lol.....ain't sure I got a spare guard either...let me look
today..
>
> : cheers....Cher
>
>
> : "TammyM" > wrote in message
> : ...
> :> cher > wrote:
> :> <snip>
> :> : what is your favourite gadget? I think mine has to be the electric
> : whisk,
> :> : where would I be without it? nursing a sore wrist I expect, lol.
The
> :> : balloon whisk too....I couldn't live without that, and have various
> : sizes of
> :> : them.
> :>
> :> My current favorite is my Benriner. A poor man's mandoline (or in this
> :> case, a poor woman's...) I do wish it had a more substantial guard on
it,
> :> I've nearly lost me finger tips using the one that came with! I use the
> :> Benriner almost nightly, don't know now how I got on without it. Got
mine
> :> for a song at a garage sale :-)
> :>
> :> TammyM
> :> Sacramento, California
>
>

On Fri, 4 Feb 2005 16:15:20 +0000 (UTC), TammyM >
wrote:
[snip]
> If you feel up to tucking in a packet of wine
>gums, I'll be eternally grateful. Can't get em here. I hoarded two
>packets for so long, when I checked em last week, they were well past sell
>by. I ate em anyway, both of them. Can't waste wine gums!!! I
[snip]

What on earth are 'wine gums?'



Rodney Myrvaagnes J36 Gjo/a

"If Brecht had directed 'Waiting for Godot,' he would have hung a large sign at the back of the stage reading 'He's not going to come, you know. ' " -- Terry Eagleton

"Rodney Myrvaagnes" > wrote

> What on earth are 'wine gums?'

In my experience, they're gummy bears.

nancy

Hi Sharon, I've been on several cooking related groups over the years, and
believe I may have been on this one, but as I'm not 100% sure, and can't
find anything on google, thought it best to come in as a new lister.

So if you're confused.....think how confused I am.

Keep woking.....Cher


"biig" > wrote in message ...
> Hi Cher
>
> I'm new to the group, but maybe I'm losing it since I thought you
> had been here for a long time...???? Maybe you're pulling our
> collective legs??? Sharon
>
> cher wrote:
> >
> > Hi list, I belong tomany lists, not all cooking related, so I'm not one
to
> > lurk, but come straight in, hope that's ok for folks out there..lol So
> > first of all, my name is Cher, I live at the bottom of map of England,
in
> > the county of Wiltshire. I love cooking and messing about. I
couldn't
> > boil an egg when I was in my teens...lol. But marriage and children and
> > grandchild come along, and somehow you look back and realise just how
much
> > you've learned....don't you? Well I have at least. One thing I have
> > learned is that I love kitchen gadgets, and have tons of them, from
bread
> > makers to mixers and processors down to small items like garlic
presses..
> >
> > what is your favourite gadget? I think mine has to be the electric
whisk,
> > where would I be without it? nursing a sore wrist I expect, lol. The
> > balloon whisk too....I couldn't live without that, and have various
sizes of
> > them.
> >
> > Who knows someone may post something I've never heard of and just have
to
> > have, I shall have to see if dh can install a new cupboard for all of
the
> > things I have or want..
> >
> > Many thanks....Cher

LOL...don't worry about it, I probaby did post a couple of times to this
one back in the dark ages...

Cheers...cher..


"biig" > wrote in message ...
> I guess I should apologize to you....I think I remember you from
> another cooking related group.....Senior moment. ....Sharon
>
> cher wrote:
> >
> > Hi list, I belong tomany lists, not all cooking related, so I'm not one
to
> > lurk, but come straight in, hope that's ok for folks out there..lol So
> > first of all, my name is Cher, I live at the bottom of map of England,
in
> > the county of Wiltshire. I love cooking and messing about. I
couldn't
> > boil an egg when I was in my teens...lol. But marriage and children and
> > grandchild come along, and somehow you look back and realise just how
much
> > you've learned....don't you? Well I have at least. One thing I have
> > learned is that I love kitchen gadgets, and have tons of them, from
bread
> > makers to mixers and processors down to small items like garlic
presses..
> >
> > what is your favourite gadget? I think mine has to be the electric
whisk,
> > where would I be without it? nursing a sore wrist I expect, lol. The
> > balloon whisk too....I couldn't live without that, and have various
sizes of
> > them.
> >
> > Who knows someone may post something I've never heard of and just have
to
> > have, I shall have to see if dh can install a new cupboard for all of
the
> > things I have or want..
> >
> > Many thanks....Cher

Hard fruit tasting jelly type sweets....at least that is what they are over
here...

Keep woking.....Cher


"Rodney Myrvaagnes" > wrote in message
news
> On Fri, 4 Feb 2005 16:15:20 +0000 (UTC), TammyM >
> wrote:
> [snip]
> > If you feel up to tucking in a packet of wine
> >gums, I'll be eternally grateful. Can't get em here. I hoarded two
> >packets for so long, when I checked em last week, they were well past
sell
> >by. I ate em anyway, both of them. Can't waste wine gums!!! I
> [snip]
>
> What on earth are 'wine gums?'
>
>
>
> Rodney Myrvaagnes J36 Gjo/a
>
> "If Brecht had directed 'Waiting for Godot,' he would have hung a large
sign at the back of the stage reading 'He's not going to come, you know. '
-- Terry Eagleton

cher wrote:

> Gotta good cure for those wild tom cats, just fill a spray bottle with
> water and squirt them...they soon turn tail....lol


Another thing about Sheldon is that he has one of those extremely
animated/versatile "periscopes"...he is always larking about ladies'
bloomers with that 'scope, ya gotta be careful, it's flesh - coloured.


; - D

--
Best
Greg


> cher
>
>
> "Gregory Morrow"
> <gregorymorrowEMERGENCYCANCELLATIONARCHIMEDES@eart hlink.net> wrote in
> message nk.net...
> >
> > cher wrote:
> >
> > > Hi Sheldon, well I just kind of do anything that takes my fancy..
> >
> >
> > Ya gots to watch out about this here gent Sheldon, cher...it's rumoured
he
> > has a pair of those "x - ray" specs so's he can peer right through
ladies'
> > blouses...quick as a whelk's whistle he'll have *your* "fancy".
> >
> > ;-p
> >
> > --
> > Best
> > Greg
> >
> >
>
>

Sounds like he has fun then....lol....

"Gregory Morrow"
<gregorymorrowEMERGENCYCANCELLATIONARCHIMEDES@eart hlink.net> wrote in
message k.net...
>
> cher wrote:
>
> > Gotta good cure for those wild tom cats, just fill a spray bottle with
> > water and squirt them...they soon turn tail....lol
>
>
> Another thing about Sheldon is that he has one of those extremely
> animated/versatile "periscopes"...he is always larking about ladies'
> bloomers with that 'scope, ya gotta be careful, it's flesh - coloured.
>
>
> ; - D
>
> --
> Best
> Greg
>
>
> > cher
> >
> >
> > "Gregory Morrow"
> > <gregorymorrowEMERGENCYCANCELLATIONARCHIMEDES@eart hlink.net> wrote in
> > message nk.net...
> > >
> > > cher wrote:
> > >
> > > > Hi Sheldon, well I just kind of do anything that takes my fancy..
> > >
> > >
> > > Ya gots to watch out about this here gent Sheldon, cher...it's
rumoured
> he
> > > has a pair of those "x - ray" specs so's he can peer right through
> ladies'
> > > blouses...quick as a whelk's whistle he'll have *your* "fancy".
> > >
> > > ;-p
> > >
> > > --
> > > Best
> > > Greg
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
>
>