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    OK, has anybody NOT met Robert Plant?

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    Me to barmaid “Can I have a half ounce of golden virginia please”
    Barmaid “Certainly, that will be £x.xx”
    Max Miller (sat on barstool) “Alright, mate”
    Me “Alright”

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    maybe read the news a bit more regularly
    if you really want to know
    http://syria.liveuamap.com/

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    The walk through oak woodland up the estuary from Lawrenny Quay to Garon Pill and back was one of my favourites.

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    You need less yeast if you use modern fast-acting yeasts because they disperse better than traditional bakers yeast.
    All I would add to excellent ideas above is potato bread, basically bread made with equal mashed up cooked potato to flour. It is a little tricky to knead and it makes a good moist white loaf. Nice with a bit of rosemary in it.

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    Lidl had a fantastic offer four weeks ago – a pack of 6 x 330ml products of Brouweri Van Steenberge for £7.99. Worth keeping your eyes open for next year.

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    Cold when you make it, hot when you bake it.

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    My mum and dad both voted by postal vote, one voting in and the other out. If I were them, I wouldn’t have bothered.

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    a tin of butter beans in tomato sauce, it being greek week in Lidl

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    They are not difficult things to dig out. You just need to get a fork in the ground then you can get a hand under them and pull. It depends how massive your massive patches are.

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    Surely if you drink the water first then its gone before you know whether you like the coffee or not? Am I missing something?

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    Lidl pickled gherkins are the best

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    I don’t really do tea. I drink espresso when I want caffeine and rooibos when I want liquid.
    If you like rooibos keep an eye open for honeybush. It is similar but a bit sweeter. They make a good blend.

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    Spaghetti and homemade pesto
    Goose Island/Proper Job
    Dragons v Leinster

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    and they keep saying “the marshes” when referring to an ombrotrophic mire

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    glad I didn’t pay money for that

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    I never see Desires in the shops these days.

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    2009 grassland macrofungi

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    I’m ignoring you now

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    Miscanthus is a perennial grass similar to bamboo but it is a more efficient producer of biomass. It is still being developed as a crop but there are commercial UK plantings and it is burnt at Drax power station

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    Nobody growing/burning Miscanthus then?

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    Has Turkey bombed Syrian Kurds? I know they fired some shells at Tal Abyad a few weeks ago but I thought their bombing of PKK was only in Iraq (and Turkey)

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    al-anfal?

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    “I didn’t like Saddam, but at least we didn’t have war. When you came here, the civil war started.”
    Bullshit. Maybe sincerely believed, bur bullshit.

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    surely an obvious difference between his version of justice and “ours” is the his version was inflicted on aid workers and journalists and “ours” was inflicted on a self-confessed murderer who provided video proof of his own guilt?

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    He plays on Brian Eno’s Another Green World and on some of John Cale’s best stuff.

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    Not sure if this is an autumn soup but it is a current favourite. The recipe is quite frugal which I like but you could add stock, cream, even bacon I suppose, if you wanted. Just use loads of parsley and barely cook it so it stays bright green. http://www.tarladalal.com/Potato-and-Parsley-Soup-33960r

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    Just had a pack of veggie samosas that was reduced in Morrisons. With lime pickle.
    Drinking a Proper Job IPA from St Austell Brewery.
    Listening to Grace Jones on 6 Music

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    I’m going for Sheps IPA. Generous with both malt and hops, 6.1%, and £1.50 for 500ml in the supermarkets. Whats not to like?

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    Feeding a cat a vegetable diet is problematic because the amino acid balence in vegetable proteins causes alkaline conditions in the digestive system and leaves te cat vulnerable to urinary tract infections. If a food is properly formulated to avoid this (and contains synthetic taurine, as all commercial catfoods do anyway)then there is no nutritional reason why a cat can’t eat a vegan diet. However, they are fussy buggers and possibly wouldn’t eat it (when they can go next door). (Personally, I wouldn’t keep a cat anyway.)

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    If land is unsuitable for arable food production it could be used for wood or other bioenergy crops for fuel

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    “Veganism is a way of living which seeks to exclude, as far as is possible and practicable, all forms of exploitation of, and cruelty to, animals for food, clothing or any other purpose.”

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    Some of the iron in meat is part of protein complexes which makes it more digestible than that in vegetables.

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    GrahamS – Consider that she may have been a complete fruitloop anyway before becoming vegan

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    There are plenty of bottled vegan beers but few cask ones. Exceptions include Sam smiths, Hastings Brewery and Brass Castle

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    …..for winter flowers on bare stems and scent

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    Dwarf conifers, No. If you want winter interest get a Hamamelis.

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    Thanks to this post and to Wikipedia I now know that I am 4.09 miles from the birthplace and home of Caradog Jones, the first Welshman to reach the summit of Everest.

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