Tell Us Something Really Trivial About Your Life (Vol 31)
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slopes said:
Bobberoo99 said:
It was something akin to oat soup!!! Not pleasant!!! 
Sounds like it wouldn’t be very pleasant to be honest, my breakfast usually consists of fresh air. 
Most important meal of the day young man!!! It's what starts your digestive system working, also starts the energy recovery process!! 
Unless it's Alpen soup that is, then it just makes you feel sad and queasy!!!
Bobberoo99 said:
slopes said:
Bobberoo99 said:
It was something akin to oat soup!!! Not pleasant!!!
Sounds like it wouldn’t be very pleasant to be honest, my breakfast usually consists of fresh air. Most important meal of the day young man!!! It's what starts your digestive system working, also starts the energy recovery process!! Unless it's Alpen soup that is, then it just makes you feel sad and queasy!!!
They don't realise that for most of us, a "full English" used to consist of a cuppa tea and two fags.
These days a lot of us have given up the fags.
My breakfast is usually 1.5 Aldi Wheat Bisks, a sprinkling of Pecan & Maple Crisp and a generous glug of milk.
The Slopes breakfast of fresh air doesn't sound very sustaining to me. And you have no idea of its' 'Best Before' date.
A good alternative start to the day for a healthy mammalian diet is 1.5 tons of krill.
Bobberoo99 said:
slopes said:
Bobberoo99 said:
It was something akin to oat soup!!! Not pleasant!!!
Sounds like it wouldn’t be very pleasant to be honest, my breakfast usually consists of fresh air. Most important meal of the day young man!!! It's what starts your digestive system working, also starts the energy recovery process!! Unless it's Alpen soup that is, then it just makes you feel sad and queasy!!!
Like f
k did i feel drowsy, went to bed at 10pm as normal, wide awake at 4am as normal. My body survives on whatever it needs and breakfast isn't always what it needs.
glenrobbo said:
Dicky has obviously been co-opted by the Trivton Players for their Spring Production at the Community Centre: First rehearsals are understood to be going well for this season's Spectacular:
The Phantom of the Osmia.
Bravo Dicky, you plucky thespian, you!
It's about professional football in the seventeenth century when the 8 - 6 - 7 - 18 formation had just been introduced and FA meant something else.The Phantom of the Osmia.
Bravo Dicky, you plucky thespian, you!
DickyC said:
Bobberoo99 said:
It was something akin to oat soup!!! Not pleasant!!!
Cold Oat Soup. With bits.Gazpacho in the Southern England style.
We never really fitted in with the European ideal, did we?
Just imagine heating it for a bit until it thickens: I wonder what it would taste like?
If it's a bit crap we could promote it to the Scots.
Call it... err...ummm... I dunno...
"PORAGE" or something. 
slopes said:
Steven King isn't that bad a writer, if you want an illustration of my point, see anything written by Matthew Reilly. He has somehow managed to capture an excitable puppy in literary form and whilst i don't mind it, it's sometimes painful to read knowing full well there will be no breather until you reach the end of the book, then like the excitable puppy, he goes to sleep.
I read 'The Dead Zone' in a Dubai hotel room from start to finish in one sitting, (or lying down), all night long. Was working that day, but it was well worth it. My favourite Stephen King book. nontriv: He is the same age as me.
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