She's stupid!

And JJ has a stupid hat on.

but alcohol is fun and potatoes are not

That's my kind of thinking

She is UNBELIEVABLY stupid. And she has a hedge on her head.

Poteen.

fair enough but why pretend that she is worried about the HMs weight.
And as for bloody hat boy... can someone tell him he looks like Benny from Crossroads in that hat please?

What is Josie's obsession with carrots?

maybe they dont have an anne summers shop where she comes from

She has realised that a bunch of carrots have more charm than Benny and is craving them?

Who said that about spuds?

Roadrunner(Caoimhe)

 OMG yes! Road runner

Spitting image Isa.

Keeva - should have known

Was harking down the same alleyway. 

Now that cant be true      but if you meant JJ then that could be true.

Bring in the spuds Cariad.

I'd rather have a bag of chips than a bottle of Rose anytime

something along those lines flitted across my mind as well

I laughed at her "Who buys stock cubes these days"...the girl makes me twitch.

And all she eats is cereal and eggs! Remind me never to stand downwind of her

I sudder to think

I can't do without my stock cubes
She is erghhhhhh

Potatoes were actually introduced by Sir Walter Raleigh onto his plantation in Cork in 1589, and quickly became a staple in the Irish diet. But was it fermented and distilled? In Poland, until the 18th century, vodka was produced chiefly from rye, wheat, barley and oats. Johann Joachim Becher developed a method of producing spirits from potatoes in 1669, but it was not until 1798 that the first instructions for "a practical way of distilling vodka from potatoes" was published. Distillers did not begin to use potatoes on a large scale until 1820. The potato is a relatively expensive source for alcohol. Potatoes contain 15-18% fermentable material while grains contain 50-67%. 10 kg of potatoes produce 1 litre of alcohol while 10 kg of grain produces 4 litres. Because of the 1845-1849 Famine in Ireland, some 1 million people died and some 1 million people emigrated. The immigrants to the U.S.A. brought their distilling knowledge with them but they did not use the potato, preferring the native maize. This suggest that a poitin made from potatoes is a late innovation and it is more than likely this began after 1900.

Arrrgghhh FACTS!!!!11!

Must admit I got a surprise when I saw the poster was Erin and not El Loro!

It was an "everything you wanted to know about potatoes and was afraid to ask" moment.

But thank you Erin 

I'm afraid I had to agree with her re the carrots. she said - we're on holiday why the eff are we spending money on carrots and gravy? She does have a point I think.

I'm torn..love chips and love firewater-moonshine.

I have a feeling that I am getting nomed this week

NOOOO - I would NEVER nominate you

PMSL erin  i think you will get 6 noms

Rule break ,your up too.