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| | From:  steph© (Original Message) | Sent: 7/17/2007 12:26 AM |
I was doing some housework this week  , sorting through cupboards - came across an old Collins dictionary/encylopedia and an old Pears book and also a Road Map. They're going back to a charity shop, from whence they were bought, many years ago. Why? Well because, any information that they've got in them, I can simply Google on the internet, or Multimap, if I need a road map. Is it all too easy to Google (and possibly come up with the wrong information, as well as the right information). How times have changed - my Dad used to buy the Sunday paper, just so I could do the General Knowledge Crossword - I won a £10 book voucher once - having to look through books, go to the library or ask people for the answers. |
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I know what you mean. I threw away most of my recipe books recently cos I thought if I want to try something new I'll look online. I remember having a full set of encyclopedias at home when I was little and would spend hours looking through them doing my homework. Don't think kids could be bothered with that these days. It's all too easy. They're lucky! |
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what the feck is a coddle... is it like a cuddle but with fish? |
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| | From: Lorr© | Sent: 7/17/2007 2:26 PM |
rotfpmslol @ u surfie is it like a cuddle but with fish? post the recipe noel used to be my favourit dinner |
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I know what you mean Steph, I needed a phone number the other day, and as I'd recycled the new phone book, due to lack of space to keep the damn thing, I went right to Bt.com and had it in minutes. As for recipes, I'm staying well out of this one  |
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| | | From: ghaens | Sent: 7/18/2007 9:34 AM |
Coddle... Sausages, rashers, potatoes, onions, water, pepper. Shove the whole lot into a pot and boil for an hour or 3....  |
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| | | From: ghaens | Sent: 7/18/2007 9:35 AM |
Coddle... Sausages, rashers, potatoes, onions, water, pepper. Shove the whole lot into a pot and boil for an hour or 3.... |
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So nice you had to make it twice  |
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I made a traditional Dublin dish last week from my recipe book, I'm 42 years old and it was the first time I ever made a coddle... 
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