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MoonieMember VIP10 years

Originally Posted by Baz:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by moonie:

I have Britain's Biggest Hoarders on BBC1 thud

Me too, makes my place look like a palace.

Maybe I should watch it.

I think it's a wake up call for anyone who does let their collecting and or hoarding build. Feeling kinda sorry for this lady.

I might feel guilty about the stuff I put up the loft today. Mr Yogi thinks it went to the tip.

I'm not a serious hoarder though, I don't like mess and clutter all around me.

Me neither Yogi..My husband is though..... but I have managed to restrict him to the garage..... which if full from top to bottom......and I always tell him that if anything happens to me I can see him becoming one of these people on the TV

5/9/131:40 PM

BazMember VIP10 years

I've just started watching.... that poor elderly lady's house and garden

5/9/131:41 PM

Yogi19Member 10 years

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by moonie:

I have Britain's Biggest Hoarders on BBC1 thud

Me too, makes my place look like a palace.

Maybe I should watch it.

I think it's a wake up call for anyone who does let their collecting and or hoarding build. Feeling kinda sorry for this lady.

I might feel guilty about the stuff I put up the loft today. Mr Yogi thinks it went to the tip.

I'm not a serious hoarder though, I don't like mess and clutter all around me.

Payback for his unwanted painting instructions last night.

5/9/131:41 PM

BazMember VIP10 years

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by moonie:

I have Britain's Biggest Hoarders on BBC1 thud

Me too, makes my place look like a palace.

Maybe I should watch it.

I think it's a wake up call for anyone who does let their collecting and or hoarding build. Feeling kinda sorry for this lady.

I might feel guilty about the stuff I put up the loft today. Mr Yogi thinks it went to the tip.

I'm not a serious hoarder though, I don't like mess and clutter all around me.

Payback for his unwanted painting instructions last night.

5/9/131:43 PM

Enthusiastic ContrafibularitiesMember 10 years

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

definitely not

Originally Posted by Baz:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

I wouldn't eat it if it was close to the 4 or 6 weeks it recommends after opening

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

Garage Joe is the forum jam and preserve expert, you'd be best asking him.

The question is not about me, but what we are watching. I too have a cut off period and it depends on what the constituent parts are - I never mess with dairy or fish, but sugars, say honey , well that's a whole different kettle of fish.

5/9/131:43 PM

BazMember VIP10 years

Imagine living next door to someone like that though

5/9/131:43 PM

Yogi19Member 10 years

Originally Posted by Baz:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by moonie:

I have Britain's Biggest Hoarders on BBC1 thud

Me too, makes my place look like a palace.

Maybe I should watch it.

I think it's a wake up call for anyone who does let their collecting and or hoarding build. Feeling kinda sorry for this lady.

I might feel guilty about the stuff I put up the loft today. Mr Yogi thinks it went to the tip.

I'm not a serious hoarder though, I don't like mess and clutter all around me.

Aww. I think it is one of those things which can get out of hand. As long as he contains it in the garage, it's not such a big problem.

5/9/131:44 PM

Enthusiastic ContrafibularitiesMember 10 years

Originally Posted by Baz:

I've just started watching.... that poor elderly lady's house and garden

That's what I was a bit sad about and her back story.

5/9/131:45 PM

MoonieMember VIP10 years

Originally Posted by Baz:

Imagine living next door to someone like that though

It must be terrible

5/9/131:46 PM

Yogi19Member 10 years

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

definitely not

Originally Posted by Baz:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

I wouldn't eat it if it was close to the 4 or 6 weeks it recommends after opening

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

Garage Joe is the forum jam and preserve expert, you'd be best asking him.

Sorry, I'm not watching the programme and thought you'd found a jar of marmalade at the back of a cupboard.

i agree with you about dairy and fish, too dodgy to mess around with - if in doubt, throw it out!

5/9/131:47 PM

BazMember VIP10 years

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

definitely not

Originally Posted by Baz:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

I wouldn't eat it if it was close to the 4 or 6 weeks it recommends after opening

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

Garage Joe is the forum jam and preserve expert, you'd be best asking him.

Sorry, I'm not watching the programme and thought you'd found a jar of marmalade at the back of a cupboard.

i agree with you about dairy and fish, too dodgy to mess around with - if in doubt, throw it out!

ROFL

5/9/131:48 PM

Yogi19Member 10 years

Originally Posted by Baz:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

definitely not

Originally Posted by Baz:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

I wouldn't eat it if it was close to the 4 or 6 weeks it recommends after opening

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

Garage Joe is the forum jam and preserve expert, you'd be best asking him.

Sorry, I'm not watching the programme and thought you'd found a jar of marmalade at the back of a cupboard.

i agree with you about dairy and fish, too dodgy to mess around with - if in doubt, throw it out!

ROFL

5/9/131:50 PM

Enthusiastic ContrafibularitiesMember 10 years

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

definitely not

Originally Posted by Baz:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

I wouldn't eat it if it was close to the 4 or 6 weeks it recommends after opening

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

Garage Joe is the forum jam and preserve expert, you'd be best asking him.

Sorry, I'm not watching the programme and thought you'd found a jar of marmalade at the back of a cupboard.

i agree with you about dairy and fish, too dodgy to mess around with - if in doubt, throw it out!

No apology needed, I was a bit ambiguous with my comment Yogi.

*EC slaps head...again*

Boy am I doing some head slapping this week

5/9/131:54 PM

BazMember VIP10 years

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

definitely not

Originally Posted by Baz:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

I wouldn't eat it if it was close to the 4 or 6 weeks it recommends after opening

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

Garage Joe is the forum jam and preserve expert, you'd be best asking him.

Sorry, I'm not watching the programme and thought you'd found a jar of marmalade at the back of a cupboard.

i agree with you about dairy and fish, too dodgy to mess around with - if in doubt, throw it out!

No apology needed, I was a bit ambiguous with my comment Yogi.

*EC slaps head...again*

Boy am I doing some head slapping this week

5/9/131:57 PM

Yogi19Member 10 years

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

definitely not

Originally Posted by Baz:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

I wouldn't eat it if it was close to the 4 or 6 weeks it recommends after opening

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

Garage Joe is the forum jam and preserve expert, you'd be best asking him.

Sorry, I'm not watching the programme and thought you'd found a jar of marmalade at the back of a cupboard.

i agree with you about dairy and fish, too dodgy to mess around with - if in doubt, throw it out!

No apology needed, I was a bit ambiguous with my comment Yogi.

*EC slaps head...again*

Boy am I doing some head slapping this week

You're going to have a banging sore head with all this slapping.

<- paracetamol

5/9/131:59 PM

MoonieMember VIP10 years

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

definitely not

Originally Posted by Baz:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

I wouldn't eat it if it was close to the 4 or 6 weeks it recommends after opening

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

Garage Joe is the forum jam and preserve expert, you'd be best asking him.

Sorry, I'm not watching the programme and thought you'd found a jar of marmalade at the back of a cupboard.

i agree with you about dairy and fish, too dodgy to mess around with - if in doubt, throw it out!

No apology needed, I was a bit ambiguous with my comment Yogi.

*EC slaps head...again*

Boy am I doing some head slapping this week

That can seriously damage your health EC

5/9/132:06 PM

Enthusiastic ContrafibularitiesMember 10 years

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

definitely not

Originally Posted by Baz:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

I wouldn't eat it if it was close to the 4 or 6 weeks it recommends after opening

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

Garage Joe is the forum jam and preserve expert, you'd be best asking him.

Sorry, I'm not watching the programme and thought you'd found a jar of marmalade at the back of a cupboard.

i agree with you about dairy and fish, too dodgy to mess around with - if in doubt, throw it out!

No apology needed, I was a bit ambiguous with my comment Yogi.

*EC slaps head...again*

Boy am I doing some head slapping this week

You're going to have a banging sore head with all this slapping.

<- paracetamol

Cheers

Gulp!

Needed that...

5/9/132:08 PM

MoonieMember VIP10 years

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

definitely not

Originally Posted by Baz:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

I wouldn't eat it if it was close to the 4 or 6 weeks it recommends after opening

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

Garage Joe is the forum jam and preserve expert, you'd be best asking him.

Sorry, I'm not watching the programme and thought you'd found a jar of marmalade at the back of a cupboard.

i agree with you about dairy and fish, too dodgy to mess around with - if in doubt, throw it out!

No apology needed, I was a bit ambiguous with my comment Yogi.

*EC slaps head...again*

Boy am I doing some head slapping this week

You're going to have a banging sore head with all this slapping.

<- paracetamol

Cheers

Gulp!

Needed that...

5/9/132:11 PM

Enthusiastic ContrafibularitiesMember 10 years

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

definitely not

Originally Posted by Baz:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

I wouldn't eat it if it was close to the 4 or 6 weeks it recommends after opening

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

Garage Joe is the forum jam and preserve expert, you'd be best asking him.

Sorry, I'm not watching the programme and thought you'd found a jar of marmalade at the back of a cupboard.

i agree with you about dairy and fish, too dodgy to mess around with - if in doubt, throw it out!

No apology needed, I was a bit ambiguous with my comment Yogi.

*EC slaps head...again*

Boy am I doing some head slapping this week

You're going to have a banging sore head with all this slapping.

<- paracetamol

Cheers

Gulp!

Needed that...

Probably should have taken them with water rather than vodka

5/9/132:16 PM

KaffsMember 10 years

Originally Posted by Eugene's Lair:

Well, it hasn't attracted that much notice, but I'm going to be glued to the series finale of Dallas: JR's "masterpiece" finally comes to fruition!

I just watched it Eugene - loved it, especially the final sequence. And so it goes on....

5/9/133:34 PM

MoonieMember VIP10 years

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

definitely not

Originally Posted by Baz:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

I wouldn't eat it if it was close to the 4 or 6 weeks it recommends after opening

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

Garage Joe is the forum jam and preserve expert, you'd be best asking him.

Sorry, I'm not watching the programme and thought you'd found a jar of marmalade at the back of a cupboard.

i agree with you about dairy and fish, too dodgy to mess around with - if in doubt, throw it out!

No apology needed, I was a bit ambiguous with my comment Yogi.

*EC slaps head...again*

Boy am I doing some head slapping this week

You're going to have a banging sore head with all this slapping.

<- paracetamol

Cheers

Gulp!

Needed that...

Probably should have taken them with water rather than vodka

Not as exciting though

5/9/133:42 PM

Enthusiastic ContrafibularitiesMember 10 years

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

definitely not

Originally Posted by Baz:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

I wouldn't eat it if it was close to the 4 or 6 weeks it recommends after opening

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

Garage Joe is the forum jam and preserve expert, you'd be best asking him.

Sorry, I'm not watching the programme and thought you'd found a jar of marmalade at the back of a cupboard.

i agree with you about dairy and fish, too dodgy to mess around with - if in doubt, throw it out!

No apology needed, I was a bit ambiguous with my comment Yogi.

*EC slaps head...again*

Boy am I doing some head slapping this week

You're going to have a banging sore head with all this slapping.

<- paracetamol

Cheers

Gulp!

Needed that...

Probably should have taken them with water rather than vodka

Not as exciting though

That's probably why I have gone a bit daft over in Erin's "how do you sleep" thread.

5/9/133:51 PM

MoonieMember VIP10 years

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

definitely not

Originally Posted by Baz:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

I wouldn't eat it if it was close to the 4 or 6 weeks it recommends after opening

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Would you eat marmalade 15 years old?

Garage Joe is the forum jam and preserve expert, you'd be best asking him.

Sorry, I'm not watching the programme and thought you'd found a jar of marmalade at the back of a cupboard.

i agree with you about dairy and fish, too dodgy to mess around with - if in doubt, throw it out!

No apology needed, I was a bit ambiguous with my comment Yogi.

*EC slaps head...again*

Boy am I doing some head slapping this week

You're going to have a banging sore head with all this slapping.

<- paracetamol

Cheers

Gulp!

Needed that...

Probably should have taken them with water rather than vodka

Not as exciting though

That's probably why I have gone a bit daft over in Erin's "how do you sleep" thread.

*wonders over for a deco*

5/9/133:57 PM

Garage JoeMember

Since you ask. All my jam jars have the metallic button. As long as everything is clean and sterile when the hot confiture is added then all should be well since as the material cools it contracts and sucks in the lid. If air ever gets in then mould will develop. My oldest jar of marmalade is only about six years old and I kept it purely to see how it would last. I use less sugar than advised so I'm quite sure that bought ones might last 15 years. I didn't see the prog concerned due to Scott and Bailey on catchup, and that politician one.

5/9/134:09 PM

CosmopolitanMember 10 years

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Baz:

Anyone watching Murder on the Home Front...ITV? I'm recording it....

I have it on but I'm not really concentrating on it. I am recording it too, so can watch it properly later.

I quite enjoyed it. Put it this way, it has promise (in a not to hard to fathom kind of way)

5/9/134:09 PM

Garage JoeMember

I'll have to catchup with that one tomorrow.

5/9/134:14 PM

BazMember VIP10 years

Originally Posted by ~Cosmopolitan~:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by Baz:

Anyone watching Murder on the Home Front...ITV? I'm recording it....

I have it on but I'm not really concentrating on it. I am recording it too, so can watch it properly later.

I quite enjoyed it. Put it this way, it has promise (in a not to hard to fathom kind of way)

I've just watched it and I enjoyed it too...

5/10/138:54 AM

Former Member

Beeb 4's kicking off.

Let's hope we get some Oscar Peterson after 11.

5/10/132:07 PM

KaffsMember 10 years

Case Histories - Jackson Brodie's coming back sunday 19th

5/11/131:50 PM

Yogi19Member 10 years

Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:

Case Histories - Jackson Brodie's coming back sunday 19th

Good news. I'd seen a trailer for it last week but no date was mentioned.

5/11/131:52 PM

Former Member

Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:

Case Histories - Jackson Brodie's coming back sunday 19th

5/11/131:53 PM

KaffsMember 10 years

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:

Case Histories - Jackson Brodie's coming back sunday 19th

Good news. I'd seen a trailer for it last week but no date was mentioned.

it is - I'm so excited about it yogi. I thought I caught a glimpse of Jason Isaacs the other night, but didn't realise what it was

5/11/131:54 PM

Yogi19Member 10 years

Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:

Case Histories - Jackson Brodie's coming back sunday 19th

Good news. I'd seen a trailer for it last week but no date was mentioned.

it is - I'm so excited about it yogi. I thought I caught a glimpse of Jason Isaacs the other night, but didn't realise what it was

I'll admit to be quite excited about its return, too.

5/11/131:57 PM

Former Member

Yep. It had a bit of ad hoc charm

5/11/132:01 PM

Enthusiastic ContrafibularitiesMember 10 years

I'm currently watching BBC Three and they are doing a Robbie Coltrane night ish.

The are currently showing the episode of Blackadder where I got my forum name from.

5/11/132:03 PM

Extremely Fluffy Fluffy ThingMember VIP10 yearsModerator

15 year old marmalade? Just scrape the mouldy bit off the surface....and tuck in!

5/11/132:04 PM

Extremely Fluffy Fluffy ThingMember VIP10 yearsModerator

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

I'm currently watching BBC Three and they are doing a Robbie Coltrane night ish.

The are currently showing the episode of Blackadder where I got my forum name from.

That's two of us then who got our names from Black Adder - same episode too, I think.

5/11/132:06 PM

Enthusiastic ContrafibularitiesMember 10 years

Originally Posted by Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

I'm currently watching BBC Three and they are doing a Robbie Coltrane night ish.

The are currently showing the episode of Blackadder where I got my forum name from.

That's two of us then who got our names from Black Adder - same episode too, I think.

Really

What are the odds ?

5/11/132:08 PM

Eugene's LairMember 10 years

I mentioned this first time round, but BBC2 are repeating the excellent "The Challenger" tonight at 8pm. It's a dramatised documentary of Nobel Prize winner Richard Feynman's investigation into the Challenger space shuttle disaster, and stars William Hurt.

It's being repeated tonight because yesterday would have been Feynman's 95th Birthday. The drama is followed at 9.30pm by a "straight" documentary: "The Fantastic Mr Feynman".

5/12/138:32 AM

XochiMember Memoriam

Quite agree Eugene! It was superb.

5/12/138:36 AM

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