"Clover" is more "buttery" than Flora.βΊοΈ
Kaytee posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Yogi19 posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
I'm cooking toast - any takers ?
Do you have any Lurpak?
No, it went up in price so I opted for a cheaper option. Flora not so buttery.
Get the Aldi version....not bad at all and half the price, much better than Flora in any case
yes a lot of Aldi stuff is nice
This task is boring and tedious
Baz posted:Does she not realise itβs B.B. telling her to do it
One braincell less than a cabbage
Rocking Ros posted:Kaytee posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Yogi19 posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
I'm cooking toast - any takers ?
Do you have any Lurpak?
No, it went up in price so I opted for a cheaper option. Flora not so buttery.
Get the Aldi version....not bad at all and half the price, much better than Flora in any case
yes a lot of Aldi stuff is nice
Yes Ros ππ
Baz posted:Does she not realise itβs B.B. telling her to do it
No, in keeping with most of these zelebs they are too thick to realize that!
Rocking Ros posted:This task is boring and tedious
Bored out of my skull tonight
Kaytee posted:Rocking Ros posted:This task is boring and tedious
Bored out of my skull tonight
and me
Baz posted:Hardeep will be in trouble for that ...surely
I zoned out, what did he say/do?
Baz posted:Hardeep will be in trouble for that ...surely
tbh Bazzy I zone out when he is talking
Rocking Ros posted:This task is boring and tedious
Let me help you out with a little puzzle to pass the time...
Every day, Jack arrives at the train station from work at 5 pm.
His wife leaves home in her car to meet him there at exactly 5 pm, and drives him home. One day, Jack gets to the station an hour early, and starts walking home, until his wife meets him on the road. They get home 30 minutes earlier than usual. How long was he walking?
Distances are unspecified. Speeds are unspecified, but constant.
Give a number which represents the answer in minutes.
Yogi19 posted:Baz posted:Hardeep will be in trouble for that ...surely
I zoned out, what did he say/do?
snap yogi
Kaytee posted:Baz posted:Does she not realise itβs B.B. telling her to do it
One braincell less than a cabbage
As my friend likes to say "thicker than a whale omelette".
Rocking Ros posted:Baz posted:Hardeep will be in trouble for that ...surely
tbh Bazzy I zone out when he is talking
Rocking Ros posted:Yogi19 posted:Baz posted:Hardeep will be in trouble for that ...surely
I zoned out, what did he say/do?
snap yogi
He was sailing close to the wind about race
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Rocking Ros posted:This task is boring and tedious
Let me help you out with a little puzzle to pass the time...
Every day, Jack arrives at the train station from work at 5 pm.
His wife leaves home in her car to meet him there at exactly 5 pm, and drives him home. One day, Jack gets to the station an hour early, and starts walking home, until his wife meets him on the road. They get home 30 minutes earlier than usual. How long was he walking?
Distances are unspecified. Speeds are unspecified, but constant.
Give a number which represents the answer in minutes.
15 minutes (I have no idea)
Rocking Ros posted:Yogi19 posted:Baz posted:Hardeep will be in trouble for that ...surely
I zoned out, what did he say/do?
snap yogi
We are in synch again, Ros
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Rocking Ros posted:This task is boring and tedious
Let me help you out with a little puzzle to pass the time...
Every day, Jack arrives at the train station from work at 5 pm.
His wife leaves home in her car to meet him there at exactly 5 pm, and drives him home. One day, Jack gets to the station an hour early, and starts walking home, until his wife meets him on the road. They get home 30 minutes earlier than usual. How long was he walking?
Distances are unspecified. Speeds are unspecified, but constant.
Give a number which represents the answer in minutes.
Iβm no good at those sort of puzzles ...you lost me at Jack
Baz posted:Rocking Ros posted:Baz posted:Hardeep will be in trouble for that ...surely
tbh Bazzy I zone out when he is talking
Rocking Ros posted:Yogi19 posted:Baz posted:Hardeep will be in trouble for that ...surely
I zoned out, what did he say/do?
snap yogi
He was sailing close to the wind about race
Oh okay
Baz posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Rocking Ros posted:This task is boring and tedious
Let me help you out with a little puzzle to pass the time...
Every day, Jack arrives at the train station from work at 5 pm.
His wife leaves home in her car to meet him there at exactly 5 pm, and drives him home. One day, Jack gets to the station an hour early, and starts walking home, until his wife meets him on the road. They get home 30 minutes earlier than usual. How long was he walking?
Distances are unspecified. Speeds are unspecified, but constant.
Give a number which represents the answer in minutes.
Iβm no good at those sort of puzzles ...you lost me at Jack
Yogi19 posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Rocking Ros posted:This task is boring and tedious
Let me help you out with a little puzzle to pass the time...
Every day, Jack arrives at the train station from work at 5 pm.
His wife leaves home in her car to meet him there at exactly 5 pm, and drives him home. One day, Jack gets to the station an hour early, and starts walking home, until his wife meets him on the road. They get home 30 minutes earlier than usual. How long was he walking?
Distances are unspecified. Speeds are unspecified, but constant.
Give a number which represents the answer in minutes.
15 minutes (I have no idea)
yes agree 15 minutes toyed with 45 mins
Baz posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Rocking Ros posted:This task is boring and tedious
Let me help you out with a little puzzle to pass the time...
Every day, Jack arrives at the train station from work at 5 pm.
His wife leaves home in her car to meet him there at exactly 5 pm, and drives him home. One day, Jack gets to the station an hour early, and starts walking home, until his wife meets him on the road. They get home 30 minutes earlier than usual. How long was he walking?
Distances are unspecified. Speeds are unspecified, but constant.
Give a number which represents the answer in minutes.
Iβm no good at those sort of puzzles ...you lost me at Jack
I'm not logical enough to even read themπ
Rocking Ros posted:Yogi19 posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Rocking Ros posted:This task is boring and tedious
Let me help you out with a little puzzle to pass the time...
Every day, Jack arrives at the train station from work at 5 pm.
His wife leaves home in her car to meet him there at exactly 5 pm, and drives him home. One day, Jack gets to the station an hour early, and starts walking home, until his wife meets him on the road. They get home 30 minutes earlier than usual. How long was he walking?
Distances are unspecified. Speeds are unspecified, but constant.
Give a number which represents the answer in minutes.
15 minutes (I have no idea)
yes agree 15 minutes toyed with 45 mins
Baz posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Rocking Ros posted:This task is boring and tedious
Let me help you out with a little puzzle to pass the time...
Every day, Jack arrives at the train station from work at 5 pm.
His wife leaves home in her car to meet him there at exactly 5 pm, and drives him home. One day, Jack gets to the station an hour early, and starts walking home, until his wife meets him on the road. They get home 30 minutes earlier than usual. How long was he walking?
Distances are unspecified. Speeds are unspecified, but constant.
Give a number which represents the answer in minutes.
Iβm no good at those sort of puzzles ...you lost me at Jack
hate them bazzy
Kaytee posted:Baz posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Rocking Ros posted:This task is boring and tedious
Let me help you out with a little puzzle to pass the time...
Every day, Jack arrives at the train station from work at 5 pm.
His wife leaves home in her car to meet him there at exactly 5 pm, and drives him home. One day, Jack gets to the station an hour early, and starts walking home, until his wife meets him on the road. They get home 30 minutes earlier than usual. How long was he walking?
Distances are unspecified. Speeds are unspecified, but constant.
Give a number which represents the answer in minutes.
Iβm no good at those sort of puzzles ...you lost me at Jack
I'm not logical enough to even read themπ
Nor me
Rocking Ros posted:Yogi19 posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Rocking Ros posted:This task is boring and tedious
Let me help you out with a little puzzle to pass the time...
Every day, Jack arrives at the train station from work at 5 pm.
His wife leaves home in her car to meet him there at exactly 5 pm, and drives him home. One day, Jack gets to the station an hour early, and starts walking home, until his wife meets him on the road. They get home 30 minutes earlier than usual. How long was he walking?
Distances are unspecified. Speeds are unspecified, but constant.
Give a number which represents the answer in minutes.
15 minutes (I have no idea)
yes agree 15 minutes toyed with 45 mins
You should have stuck with that answer.
Puzzle Solution:
The best way to think about this problem is to consider it from the perspective of the wife. Her round trip was decreased by 30 minutes, which means each leg of her trip was decreased by 15 minutes.
Jack must have been walking for 45 minutes.
Natalie does not know what satire is
Rocking Ros posted:Yogi19 posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Rocking Ros posted:This task is boring and tedious
Let me help you out with a little puzzle to pass the time...
Every day, Jack arrives at the train station from work at 5 pm.
His wife leaves home in her car to meet him there at exactly 5 pm, and drives him home. One day, Jack gets to the station an hour early, and starts walking home, until his wife meets him on the road. They get home 30 minutes earlier than usual. How long was he walking?
Distances are unspecified. Speeds are unspecified, but constant.
Give a number which represents the answer in minutes.
15 minutes (I have no idea)
yes agree 15 minutes toyed with 45 mins
Ok read it...and my butterfly brain came up with 15 mins too.....so I don't hold out much hope of accuracy
Kaytee posted:Baz posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Rocking Ros posted:This task is boring and tedious
Let me help you out with a little puzzle to pass the time...
Every day, Jack arrives at the train station from work at 5 pm.
His wife leaves home in her car to meet him there at exactly 5 pm, and drives him home. One day, Jack gets to the station an hour early, and starts walking home, until his wife meets him on the road. They get home 30 minutes earlier than usual. How long was he walking?
Distances are unspecified. Speeds are unspecified, but constant.
Give a number which represents the answer in minutes.
Iβm no good at those sort of puzzles ...you lost me at Jack
I'm not logical enough to even read themπ
too logical for me as well l just managed to pass O level maths
Hardeep needs to go
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Rocking Ros posted:Yogi19 posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Rocking Ros posted:This task is boring and tedious
Let me help you out with a little puzzle to pass the time...
Every day, Jack arrives at the train station from work at 5 pm.
His wife leaves home in her car to meet him there at exactly 5 pm, and drives him home. One day, Jack gets to the station an hour early, and starts walking home, until his wife meets him on the road. They get home 30 minutes earlier than usual. How long was he walking?
Distances are unspecified. Speeds are unspecified, but constant.
Give a number which represents the answer in minutes.
15 minutes (I have no idea)
yes agree 15 minutes toyed with 45 mins
You should have stuck with that answer.
Puzzle Solution:
The best way to think about this problem is to consider it from the perspective of the wife. Her round trip was decreased by 30 minutes, which means each leg of her trip was decreased by 15 minutes.
Jack must have been walking for 45 minutes.
He should have walked faster, then he could have done it in 15 minutes
Baz posted:Well I find you offensive Natalie !
I'm not listening to those two...la la la,tiddly pom pom
Baz posted:How can she dare get offended given her own attitude and foul mouth
She likes taking offence as it gives her an excuse to rant for camera time
Kaytee posted:Rocking Ros posted:Yogi19 posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Rocking Ros posted:This task is boring and tedious
Let me help you out with a little puzzle to pass the time...
Every day, Jack arrives at the train station from work at 5 pm.
His wife leaves home in her car to meet him there at exactly 5 pm, and drives him home. One day, Jack gets to the station an hour early, and starts walking home, until his wife meets him on the road. They get home 30 minutes earlier than usual. How long was he walking?
Distances are unspecified. Speeds are unspecified, but constant.
Give a number which represents the answer in minutes.
15 minutes (I have no idea)
yes agree 15 minutes toyed with 45 mins
Ok read it...and my butterfly brain came up with 15 mins too.....so I don't hold out much hope of accuracy
yes most logical
Yogi19 posted:Baz posted:How can she dare get offended given her own attitude and foul mouth
She likes taking offence as it gives her an excuse to rant for camera time
yes agree -she likes to attract attention to herself