What are you eating and drinking tonight?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
I can't taste anything
Put about a half a bunch of spring onions on my lunch and still couldn't taste them.
Maybe now's a good time to roadtest one or two of GG's recipes

Maybe now's a good time to roadtest one or two of GG's recipes

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Why? Do you think a sever bout of retching might fix your taste buds?Bruce Rioja wrote:I can't taste anythingPut about a half a bunch of spring onions on my lunch and still couldn't taste them.
Maybe now's a good time to roadtest one or two of GG's recipes

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Luckily i have a very sweet tooth...BWFC_Insane wrote:I have a sweet tooth, but even to me that sounds absolutely disgusting......Gooner Girl wrote:A friend has just messaged me a recipe for Creme Egg cheesecake, he says its delicious and it sounds heavenly, so high on the success of my leek and potato soup (which even the twins ate without turning their noses up!) i am gonna give it a bash...

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Cheeky so and so's!BWFC_Insane wrote:Why? Do you think a sever bout of retching might fix your taste buds?Bruce Rioja wrote:I can't taste anythingPut about a half a bunch of spring onions on my lunch and still couldn't taste them.
Maybe now's a good time to roadtest one or two of GG's recipes

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Gooner Girl wrote:Cheeky so and so's!BWFC_Insane wrote:Why? Do you think a sever bout of retching might fix your taste buds?Bruce Rioja wrote:I can't taste anythingPut about a half a bunch of spring onions on my lunch and still couldn't taste them.
Maybe now's a good time to roadtest one or two of GG's recipes

Made a vindaloo last night. I never eat vindaloo, just anything to try and taste something. Not a thing.

Hey - maybe the twins have got what I've got if they ate your soup

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Ahh stop with your moaning and your man flu. If you've gone into work you can't be that bad. No sympathy!Bruce Rioja wrote:Gooner Girl wrote:Cheeky so and so's!BWFC_Insane wrote:Why? Do you think a sever bout of retching might fix your taste buds?Bruce Rioja wrote:I can't taste anythingPut about a half a bunch of spring onions on my lunch and still couldn't taste them.
Maybe now's a good time to roadtest one or two of GG's recipes
Made a vindaloo last night. I never eat vindaloo, just anything to try and taste something. Not a thing.
Hey - maybe the twins have got what I've got if they ate your soup
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
None sought. We have the Bradford Factor. As such, we just turn in even when, like me, we're actually at death's door.Gooner Girl wrote: Ahh stop with your moaning and your man flu. If you've gone into work you can't be that bad. No sympathy!

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Oh, it can, believe me.Bruce Rioja wrote:Am going to have to force the issue with my sinuses. I've got lamb and I've got a jar of Goan Vindaloo. Never had Vindaloo before. Can't be that hot, can it?

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Its a terrible system IMO. People come in sick, spread it, more people get sick and then eventually you lose more people than you would if folk just stayed at home in the first place.....Bruce Rioja wrote:None sought. We have the Bradford Factor. As such, we just turn in even when, like me, we're actually at death's door.Gooner Girl wrote: Ahh stop with your moaning and your man flu. If you've gone into work you can't be that bad. No sympathy!
I don't know what the answer is, but I'm certainly not keen on that, despite it being universally accepted it seems.....
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I, along with everyone (barring two people) here agree with you. It actually targets the conscientious.BWFC_Insane wrote:Its a terrible system IMO. People come in sick, spread it, more people get sick and then eventually you lose more people than you would if folk just stayed at home in the first place.....Bruce Rioja wrote:None sought. We have the Bradford Factor. As such, we just turn in even when, like me, we're actually at death's door.Gooner Girl wrote: Ahh stop with your moaning and your man flu. If you've gone into work you can't be that bad. No sympathy!
I don't know what the answer is, but I'm certainly not keen on that, despite it being universally accepted it seems.....
Thing is - My employer has provided me with all the relevant kit for me to be able to work from anywhere in the world. However, working from home when suffering with the lurgy isn't an option. You're either ill or you're not, and, like you say, due to all the hassle involved people just turn in ill and spread it around.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Mr GG stays off work even if he just has a cold (man flu) Apparantly its company policy NOT to go in, in case you spread it and more people are off sick (well thats what he tells me anyway...)Bruce Rioja wrote:I, along with everyone (barring two people) here agree with you. It actually targets the conscientious.BWFC_Insane wrote:Its a terrible system IMO. People come in sick, spread it, more people get sick and then eventually you lose more people than you would if folk just stayed at home in the first place.....Bruce Rioja wrote:None sought. We have the Bradford Factor. As such, we just turn in even when, like me, we're actually at death's door.Gooner Girl wrote: Ahh stop with your moaning and your man flu. If you've gone into work you can't be that bad. No sympathy!
I don't know what the answer is, but I'm certainly not keen on that, despite it being universally accepted it seems.....
Thing is - My employer has provided me with all the relevant kit for me to be able to work from anywhere in the world. However, working from home when suffering with the lurgy isn't an option. You're either ill or you're not, and, like you say, due to all the hassle involved people just turn in ill and spread it around.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
No easy answers to it.....I've worked with loads of systems none seem to work.Bruce Rioja wrote:I, along with everyone (barring two people) here agree with you. It actually targets the conscientious.BWFC_Insane wrote:Its a terrible system IMO. People come in sick, spread it, more people get sick and then eventually you lose more people than you would if folk just stayed at home in the first place.....Bruce Rioja wrote:None sought. We have the Bradford Factor. As such, we just turn in even when, like me, we're actually at death's door.Gooner Girl wrote: Ahh stop with your moaning and your man flu. If you've gone into work you can't be that bad. No sympathy!
I don't know what the answer is, but I'm certainly not keen on that, despite it being universally accepted it seems.....
Thing is - My employer has provided me with all the relevant kit for me to be able to work from anywhere in the world. However, working from home when suffering with the lurgy isn't an option. You're either ill or you're not, and, like you say, due to all the hassle involved people just turn in ill and spread it around.
Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
no he does not!! Mr GG staggers in come rain or shine or snow or hell or high water!! I'll wager you've thrown more sickies than he ever has!!Gooner Girl wrote:
Mr GG stays off work even if he just has a cold (man flu) Apparantly its company policy NOT to go in, in case you spread it and more people are off sick (well thats what he tells me anyway...)

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
He does always try and get in when its snows, thats true, then comes home hours later pissed off cos the trains aren't running!thebish wrote:no he does not!! Mr GG staggers in come rain or shine or snow or hell or high water!! I'll wager you've thrown more sickies than he ever has!!Gooner Girl wrote:
Mr GG stays off work even if he just has a cold (man flu) Apparantly its company policy NOT to go in, in case you spread it and more people are off sick (well thats what he tells me anyway...)
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
So anyway, in a bid to reawaken my senses of taste and smell I'm going to try sausages, crumpets, egg and beans - then some malt loaf. If that doesn't work nowt will! 

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
had bag of chips - liberally vinegared - on sarrffend beach today.. s'funny how chips taste 100 times better by the sea...
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Yup Bish, spot on. One of my favourite childhood memories is eating chips on the beach on the Isle of Man on holiday when I was about 9. One of the best ever meals I have had.thebish wrote:had bag of chips - liberally vinegared - on sarrffend beach today.. s'funny how chips taste 100 times better by the sea...
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Took Ma & Pa to Scarborough for the day one day last year and we had fish and chips on the front. Pair of 'em declared them to be the best ever.Gooner Girl wrote:Yup Bish, spot on. One of my favourite childhood memories is eating chips on the beach on the Isle of Man on holiday when I was about 9. One of the best ever meals I have had.thebish wrote:had bag of chips - liberally vinegared - on sarrffend beach today.. s'funny how chips taste 100 times better by the sea...
Must say, they were blummin good.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
sea bass from grundy's on the market...
with new pots and asparagus and salsa verde...
Delish...
Roquefort on ritz, v sweet white wine from Oz...
Super delish...
with new pots and asparagus and salsa verde...
Delish...
Roquefort on ritz, v sweet white wine from Oz...
Super delish...
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