Tarquin

The craft shop at the bottom of London road:thumbsup:

Was in there today & they didnt have any:(

Correct:thumbsup:

Baby oil;)

Try Boldocks at Woodseats:thumbsup:

Im after some Nacho cheese sauce;not the really hot stuff but the basic mild sauce you can buy in jars that you can have on burgers or chips. Anybody seen any in the shops of Sheffield ? Ive already tried Morrisons & Sainsburys:(

Daily Mail haters:loopy:

Teenagers who think they've got a "real cold":hihi:

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People who cant spell:hihi:

Women called Pattricia:hihi:

Xmas head/body colds:rant:

I've watched a few of her programmes;)

I love her clips on Youtube http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=r9z5AFQx3Ng

Crappy weather:rant:

Flowers in the dirt-Macca

Agreed:thumbsup:

Buckley's version is good but I prefer Alexandra's version:thumbsup: Would be interesting to hear a version by Leona:o:cool: "Grace" not an "easy" album to get "in to"

A true story of a plane crash in the snow:o:(

Ive got "Alive" on in the background:o

I was having a deep delve in the "cookery cave":hihi: & came across this recipe from Blue Peter from about at least 30 years ago:o Blue Peter Potato fritters 1/2 lb of grated raw potato(squeezed in a towel to get most of the water out) 2oz of Cheese 1 egg 1oz of SR flour Salt & Pepper(or any seasoning) Mix all together & fry in little cakes till brown & cooked My Mum used to cook these me as a kid & I still enjoy them to this day:cool:

Maybe try here: http://www.cookingexpert.co.uk/ Not Sheffield but near enough;)

Im waiting for Killzone ,but its not released till February:(

It could be this song-: "I Won’t Let You Down" by Jim Diamond http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=zMAU0EaH1Bk&feature=related

They were rather good:thumbsup:, The first couple I deep fried were a bit undercooked;) but once they became a bit more "crunchy" they were rather yummy. Good recipe:thumbsup::cool:espcially with a bit of minty yoghurt. Will try them at a later date with gram flour but s/r flour seemed to work ok.