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Previously on "Plans for the evening!"
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Fixing a fecking washing machine... Bought Bosch Maxx washer and separate drier a couple of years ago... nothing but trouble - brushes are worn in the motor & Bosch want £21 for a new set
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I don't understand the hot dog toasty things, they don't sound very healthy.
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Who will you be playing bingo with?Originally posted by SallyAnneMy lads away out, so it'll be me in my pj's on the sofa, playing my beloved bingo
and possibly hot dog toasties for tea
Perfection!
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It would certainly mar your nob if you deep-fried it!Originally posted by andydeep fried mars
mmmmmmmmmmm
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They are indeed the future - I have tasted themOriginally posted by andydeep fried mars
mmmmmmmmmmm
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Makes a change from deep-fried frozen pizzas, I suppose.Originally posted by SallyAnneIts a toastie, with hot dogs in it!
Get a clue!
Take 4 slices of bread, buttered.
Take 8 hot dogs and slice them down the middle.
Heat up breville toastie machine, and place 2 slices of bread in it (butter side down!)
Lay 8 hot dog slices on each slice of bread, and cover with the remaining 2 slices of bread (butter side up).
Close the machine and cook for approx. 4 minutes, or until golden brown.
Serve with brown sauce and a cup of tea.
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Back to the subject; I think I'll be watching TV with a nice bottle of red wine
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mm good point can u delete your post and therefore any reference to my post!
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Originally posted by BagpussDid she buy her Phd on the net?
Yup - some unaccredited(sp?) place in the states whilst 'studying remotely'
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