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Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeWhen washing socks, in a washing machine, I stick them together with a "safety pin"....works, for the most part.
I've long suspected that glove boxes eat gloves, in much the same way that washing machines eat socks.
I don't really.😲🙄😉
Originally posted by @great-big-steesHope not 🙂
When washing socks, in a washing machine, I stick them together with a "safety pin"....works, for the most part.
I don't really.😲🙄😉
Originally posted by @great-big-steesThat's because you are yet to try Marmite.
I stick to the idea that there is always hope.
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Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeI am stuck trying to find a place, within a reasonable distance, that has the product. That's what I get for living in "the Boonies eh? 😳😀
That's because you are yet to try Marmite.
Originally posted by @great-big-steesHappy to send you a jar sir. (You live in Barnstable right? )
I am stuck trying to find a place, within a reasonable distance, that has the product. That's what I get for living in "the Boonies eh? 😳😀
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Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeThere are some barns around but unfortunately they are stuck on other peoples property I'm afraid.
Happy to send you a jar sir. (You live in Barnstable right? )
Originally posted by @great-big-steesThere always is, even for people living in 'the boonies'...
I stick to the idea that there is always hope.
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Originally posted by @torunnWell at least I am not "Stuck in the Boonies".
There always is, even for people living in 'the boonies'...
Originally posted by @great-big-stees"Stuck in the Boonies" - does that have a special meaning?
Well at least I am not "Stuck in the Boonies".
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Originally posted by @torunnIf you stick that phrase into google, I'm sure it will tell you the meaning. I would but then where's the "fun" in that eh?
"Stuck in the Boonies" - does that have a special meaning?
Originally posted by @great-big-steesI did but all I understand is that you ain't stuck somewhere. 🙂
If you stick that phrase into google, I'm sure it will tell you the meaning. I would but then where's the "fun" in that eh?
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Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeAnd so will I - never heard of Marmite until now. I stick to marmalade.
Serious question. Is Marmite stickier than honey?
(Great Big Sage will be unable to answer).
"Is Marmite stickier than honey?"
Originally posted by @torunnHere's where i'm at. Marmite is stickier than marmalade, but not as sticky as honey.
And so will I - never heard of Marmite until now. I stick to marmalade.
"Is Marmite stickier than honey?"
These results need further study.