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Even if they're deep fried Blech! :pukeright: I am that Scottish and I wouldn't eat that! *shudders* I honestly think that this has got nothing to do with longevity of product, as Masterfoods claim, and has everything to do with making the big buck. Here is a link to the story on BBC news... http:/...

Who is old enough to remember that waxy stuff we had at school? :lol: It didn't work for either no. ones or twos so what exactly was the point of it? Moss would be better! :toothy10: :toothy10: :toothy10: Izal medicated toilet paper, the cruelist invention known to man and bottom! http://www.auravi...

Nestle. Evil, bad, wrong on soooo many levels!

Hey there! *waves* Welcome to the forum.

I'm a veggie, so honest answer is no, I have never eaten road kill. My OH saw a deer get hit a while back. He went back an hour later and it was still there so in the trailer it went. I refused point blank to even be anywhere near him while he was gutting and skinning the poor animal :cry: but I had...

"Darling, you really need to change your moisturiser!"

See, that's kind of what I was thinking. I was just trying to get ideas on the best way to go. I like the thought of setting up some kind of community composting project though. Whether that be educating people about how to make a compost heap, what can and can't go on it...yadda, yadda, yadda.

red wrote:we are not bored - you sound like one of us!

Very cool.

I'm hoping to. I need to organise time off work, ferry tickets, train tickets etc, etc, but I'm hoping I can get there.

What nickname did you have as a kid? The happy hippy! :mrgreen: What did you want to be when you were "all growed up"? A Pathologist. What do you do for work now? I work part time in my local shop. Who introduced you to Selfsufficientish thinking? Myself I guess. What was the first thing y...

Wow, you lucky thing! Hope you enjoy them.

I've been mulling over the idea of trying to set up a community compost heap. Where I live, there are enough peole who would like to use it. I just wonder about the practicality of it and if it would actually work. Has anyone else done this and if so, did it work?

Millymollymandy wrote: Isn't it a bit cold being barefoot in the Shetlands?

Indeed! I've just always been happier having nothing on my feet, and the nickname kind of stuck.

This is a major bug bear of mine! Despite the local council paying lip service to the idea of recycling, for some reason they are not interested in tetra pak. Yet what is half of everyone's bin filled up with? :mumum: The nearest tetra pak hub to me is in Fife (I think). It would be real easy to set...