In a message dated 4/19/2004 11:37:59 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
My personal favourite at the moment is banana, honey and roasted cashew
nuts. Or if cashew nuts aren't available I add a light sprinkling of
powdered cinnamon.
Cheers,
- Dave
On Apr 20, 2004, at 01:59, William Robb wrote:
Vegemite sandwiches are disgusting no matter what else you put into
them.
Agreed.
I'm more of a Marmite fan. Marmite is best spread thin as the flavour
is very strong.
My personal favourite at the moment is banana, honey and roasted cashew
nuts.
> > Simon
> > me, but then again they had automatic weapons and BFO weapons with them.
I know the first two letters, but O?
Big Freaking Ordinance?
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On Mon, 19 Apr 2004 22:58:35 +0100, mike wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Cotty wrote:
On 19/4/04, VM BREATH discombobulated, offered:
Har! You haven't lived until you've taken Cheese and Vegemite
sandwiches to
Cotty wrote:
On 19/4/04, VM BREATH discombobulated, offered:
Har! You haven't lived until you've taken Cheese and Vegemite sandwiches to
school for lunch every day of your schooling life!
...and I still eat them every day! hehe...
tan.
Bring them along in the van to GFM at your peril!!
I've he
Hey, melted butter and peanut butter on toast was one of my favorites as a kid.
If the butter did not run down my chin I figured I didn't have enough butter on it.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tanja said:
Ok, so it finally all makes sense! I could never work out the whole "peanut
butter and jelly"
I have never had a "real" scone, but what they sell as a scone here in the US
(usually in upscale coffee shops) is a sweet buscuit (shortcake) with fruit in it.
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Simon King wrote:
As for the butter thing. Hmm it is a bit odd - they seem like really
well educated, well travelled people*.
I was
I get it! You use Vegamite because it is healthy. Then you add a lot of fat to
make it taste good.
I have a friend like that. Won't eat meat. Loves imitation hamburgers, hot dogs,
etc.
I figure that if I ate heathy I would live longer, longer than I would want to
anyway (grin).
--
Tanya Maye
Here in Canada, every lab I've ever used (pro, 1-hour, department store)
offers 8x12s as well as 8x10s. I used to crop my shots sort of tightly, but
now I usually shoot with 8x10 proportions in mind. Even so, I often order
an 8x12 print and cut it myself, so I get the exact cropping I want.
8x10
Not as common as 8x10 which is available in almost any department or
discount store. Kodak used to, maybe
even still does make a line of matting which includes 8x12 as a size.
It's a bit harder to find an you have to nose
about in better supplied stores
Simon King wrote:
Hi All
I recently di
On 19/4/04, VM BREATH discombobulated, offered:
>Har! You haven't lived until you've taken Cheese and Vegemite sandwiches to
>school for lunch every day of your schooling life!
>
>...and I still eat them every day! hehe...
>
>tan.
Bring them along in the van to GFM at your peril!!
Cheers,
Cot
> Simon Wrote:
>
>
> When we were talking they also told me that no one uses butter in
> sandwiches - they though it was weird that we do. You live and learn...
>
Butch wrote:
> As far as sandwiches, we generally use mustard, mayonnaise, or catsup and
> seldom butter the bread if we're using one
8x12 precut mats are a little hard to find, but they're out there. I've
found them at camera stores and at specialty framing stores.
Paul
On Apr 18, 2004, at 9:28 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Simon King posted:
I recently did a portrait session* with a family who has recent moved
here (Perth, Wes
Simon King wrote:
Hi All
I recently did a portrait session* with a family who has recent moved
here (Perth, Western Australia) from Houston, Texas.
We were arranging enlargement numbers and sizes, and on my list of
options I had what I consider a normal size - 8" x 12". They'd never
heard of it
Hello Simon,
I get 8X12's printed quite commonly. You have to go a lab that will
do it - my local Sams Club will not print them. The lab I normally
use will print them.
As for frames/mats, 8X12 is not common but does exist. The family may
not have ever looked in a full service lab or frame sto
Simon King posted:
> I recently did a portrait session* with a family who has recent moved
> here (Perth, Western Australia) from Houston, Texas.
> We were arranging enlargement numbers and sizes, and on my list of
> options I had what I consider a normal size - 8" x 12". They'd never
> heard of it
Hi All
I recently did a portrait session* with a family who has recent moved
here (Perth, Western Australia) from Houston, Texas.
We were arranging enlargement numbers and sizes, and on my list of
options I had what I consider a normal size - 8" x 12". They'd never
heard of it and were sure that "y
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