Originally posted by Trev33I've always perceived 😵 to mean something along the lines of 'giggly, joshing' but I see the name of the emoticon 😵 is in fact "Drunk". This seems awfully blunt and specific. I have only posted on RHP whilst squiffy on about three occasions. Have I perhaps been seen as admitting to having done so several hundreds of times through my slapdash use of 😵 ?
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22 Jan 16
Originally posted by FMFI thought partial intoxication was a prerequisite to posting!
I've always perceived 😵 to mean something along the lines of 'giggly, joshing' but I see the name of the emoticon 😵 is in fact "Drunk". This seems awfully blunt and specific. I have only posted on RHP whilst squiffy on about three occasions. Have I perhaps been seen as admitting to having done so several hundreds of times through my slapdash use of 😵 ?
Cheers!
22 Jan 16
Originally posted by wolfgang59I almost never drink at home and I virtually never go anywhere near the computer after returning from having been out for a drink.
I thought partial intoxication was a prerequisite to posting!
Cheers!
Mind you, upon my return, I virtually never go anywhere near getting both shoes off or remaining awake until the two slices of toast are done either.
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23 Jan 16
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Originally posted by yo its meMarmalade is great. The great "required" spread for toast, however ~ and its very difficult to get hold of where I live ~ is (British) Marmite. I don't mean New Zealand's version of Marmite (which is overly sweet) - the difference being a result of a licence to produce something called "Marmite" being sold to a company there (and it applied to marketing the brand name in Australia too), and then them rather going their own way with the recipe, if I recall correctly - and I certainly don't mean Vegemite which is a distinct and different foodstuff to Marmite, albeit tasty in its own right. The yeast spread nearest in taste to Marmite that I came across when I lived in Australia was called "Promite", although you would sometimes come across (UK) Marmite being sold with the "My Mate" brand. I think I've said all this before on this forum but saying it again just felt required.
Do you like marmalade on it? That's been my favourite for years.
23 Jan 16
Originally posted by FMFMarmite is great, and good for you. Especially for vegetarians because of its iron levels.
Marmalade is great. The great "required" spread for toast, however ~ and its very difficult to get hold of where I live ~ is (British) Marmite. I don't mean New Zealand's version of Marmite (which is overly sweet) - the difference being a result of a licence to produce something called "Marmite" being sold to a company there (and it applied to marketing the bran ...[text shortened]... " brand. I think I've said all this before on this forum but saying it again just felt required.
I tried Vegemite last year when I was in Australia and it reminded me of Bovril- but not as awful.