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Playing hard to get - more fun that way. LMAO
Speaking of old. My first car had one of these.
I still have a nice box full of 8-tracks (and no player). I have an awesome collection of KISS, Willy Nelson, The Cars, ZZ Top, Bob Dylan, Rolling Stones
Megan and Big John - this sounds WONDERFUL to a little hillbilly girl like me!
Me and my "kin" drink our tea Southern Sweet Tea style - lots of sugar, maybe a little lemon if you want to get fancy, LOL. There's no digestives or Vela Cheese involved - we go for buttered cornbread or a cobbler or perhaps pecan pie. We need to have a Nicoticket meet up and compare teas sometime!
Jealous!! Of course I switched to beer for dinner though!
Oh I would love that! We could have a nice tea and compare all of our goodies and teas. I have great teapots being a potter and all
And HUGE mugs...I can put a full pot in one then milk tops it off. Gave up sugar along with my black tea as too much caffein is bad for me now...but still so yummy!!! Oh and we'll need some clotted cream and scones! I had a student originally from Yorkshire who made awesome scones and brought extra for me and clotted cream. I think I gained 20 pounds just from that! 
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I've been known to down a little sweet tea myself and for that matter, all of the above. Maybe its time to start a Nicoticket family recipe thread. I just love to cook!
Yep! Bags! I am a traditionalist and when ever anyone comes to visit from the auld sod, they know to bring me two things. Bewley's or Lyons tea and Jammie Dodgers and or Digestives.( tea and bickies) When my MIL comes, the order is double! When I go there , I always make sure there is a little extra room in the suitcase. Its just too bad that the sausages wont make it through customs. That's it, time to go make a wee sop of tea!
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Black and white pudding, rashers, sausage and everything else you get from home.
Very true. Though I was raised by an engineer who was working on computers in 1974 when a 32k computer took up a full floor of an office building and it was programmed with punch cards. We always had the latest and best at home for everything but Apples, dad hated Macs. I didn't quite get the computer fun since running around outside was always better. So we are kind of on a similar theme here.
Man, I loved those punch card machines....
Oh... my...
Clark, I had a degree in Computer Science and working in a computer room before you graduated high school.
Megan, I remember being excited to move from punch cards to reels. We would have tons of output from a simple computer job. One hundred pounds of printed output just to come to the conclusion "Program Failure"
Wait! What forum am I on???
Good question....different than both.
No suffering here! We have a couple of great Irish food stores here in San Francisco but, none have Doherty's sausages from Donegal. Rashers and pudding in the freezer.....
You too?? It's bad enough that she has been taller than me since she was 10 (she's 5'9!!), but she really thinks she is an adult. I can't even imagine what she has in store for me during her teen years!!! I think I'm in for it!!
I was born in '49 .....and now I feel old!I was born in 67. I'm old enough to be your Aunt.
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