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Post: # 18322Post Batfink »

I managed to record a whole 30mins of snooker. Great... just what I wanted to watch!!!
Just because it feels good, it doesn't make it right.

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Post: # 18366Post Leanne »

it was taken off for snooker, its back next week- 3 more episodes to go
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Post: # 18377Post Lou8 »

My Donnachadh McCarthy book arrived today.

Looks good.

I will go through it a few minutes each night - will get my score for just now then hopefully re-do it a year from now and it will be much better!

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Post: # 18477Post Chickenlady »

I have just finished that book! It is brilliant and I truly believe that every household should own a copy.
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Post: # 18847Post Cheezy »

Just so's ya know, the snooker should be finished tonight (God how many months has it been on!), and yer programme should be returning tomorrow, so set the vids etc.

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So you know how great Salsify is as a veg, what about Cavero Nero,great leaves all through the winter , then in Spring sprouting broccolli like flowers! Takes up half as much room as broccolli

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Post: # 18852Post Muddypause »

I defence of snooker, I would like to say that at least it's not interminable football, or everlasting cricket, or dull as ditchwater motor racing.

Snooker is a game of exquisite beauty, great skill and considerable intelligence, played by people who are, in the main, nicely self-effacing, and can string more than five words together to make a sentence. All of them woefully overpaid, I'll grant you.
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Post: # 18854Post Wombat »

Hear hear, Stew!
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Post: # 18866Post the woodmaiden »

Looks like its about wind turbines tonight 8)
Hope its good! this is the only thing I am turning the telly on for at the moment!
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Post: # 19025Post Cheezy »

Muddypause wrote:I defence of snooker, I would like to say that at least it's not interminable football, or everlasting cricket, or dull as ditchwater motor racing.

Snooker is a game of exquisite beauty, great skill and considerable intelligence, played by people who are, in the main, nicely self-effacing, and can string more than five words together to make a sentence. All of them woefully overpaid, I'll grant you.
Indeed, and it's a damed hard game to play....However it is exceptionally dull to watch. And as first witness for the prosecution I call for the bloke who during the final stood up (apparently I am told by the BBC) while Peter Ebdon was playing and shouted that he would rather watch paint dry!!!. He was then removed from the match.
Ebdon later lost the match, but in a bazaar twist gained a new sponsor, DULUX!!! who are paying him £50K a year....

No further witnesses my lord!.
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Post: # 19034Post Millymollymandy »

Ha ha ha! I have actually watched paint dry - and that is a lot more interesting than snooker, and a helluva lot more interesting and less noisy than football!

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Post: # 19038Post Shirley »

Someone posted this on my iVillage Green Living board -

You can watch it online here (ALL of the episodes that have been shown so far!!)

http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbctwo/programmes/?id=easy_green

And here is the families website - now this is brilliant with loads of useful info, great links and details of courses that they are holding.

http://www.itsnoteasybeinggreen.org/
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Post: # 19043Post the woodmaiden »

I was looking at the website last night Shirlz & spent ages reading the link to Navitron about the wind turbines..........would love one! but seems the only one we could really afford would only power the lighting,which altho free lighting for ever lol! I hardly have lights on :roll: ,oh I wish was gadzillionaire & could afford the big beastys that power the lot AND sell to the grid :wink:

What I really like about this family is their approach of *making do*,lots would have moved into that place & called in decorators & designers etc to make it *pretty* they seem to fill the place with love & smiles enough so the lack of ceilings & wallpaper lol doesnt matter,an attitude I think is grand! :cheers:
right best dash should be dressed by now lol! :oops:
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Post: # 19045Post Shirley »

the woodmaiden wrote:What I really like about this family is their approach of *making do*,lots would have moved into that place & called in decorators & designers etc to make it *pretty* they seem to fill the place with love & smiles enough so the lack of ceilings & wallpaper lol doesnt matter,an attitude I think is grand! :cheers:
Nail on the head!! I love that thought - filling the place with love and smiles!!!

Shirlz xx
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