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sime42

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  1. You've lost me.
  2. Yeah, I was wondering about mushies as I wrote that. I'm sure they weren't consumed by the masses. A few on the fridges like druids and witches undoubtedly. I'll be interested to learn more if you fancy researching the history of recreational drug use in the UK.
  3. Guessing that was almost exclusively an indulgence of the upper class. I don't think the hoi polloi would have been able to afford such exotica back then. They'd have been restricted to plain old alcohol, beer/cider/mead or dirty old gin. It's all changed now though of course, since the international drug trade has become a huge industry, the prices have come right down.
  4. If I do you can open a sweepstake on how many pages it manages before descending to chaos. I'll go in at only 3.
  5. Voting intention YOUGOV.CO.UK If there were a general election held tomorrow, which party would you vote for?
  6. Wordle 1,567 4/6 🟨⬛⬛⬛⬛ 🟩⬛⬛🟨🟩 🟩⬛🟩⬛🟩 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
  7. It seems like Bracken is a villain of the piece here. Is there any effective control for it, other than herbicides presumably? Does anything eat it in sufficient quantities?
  8. I, for one, hadn't realised quite how important a role trace elements like potassium, phosphorus and nitrogen played in determining the ecology of a habitat. Interesting.
  9. Echo that, thanks OSM.
  10. sime42

    Jokes???

    Borderline
  11. Well there you go, another school day. Thanks. This year's apparent ladybird plague has passed me by as well. Will there be another 'invasion' of 'biting' ladybirds like in the summer of 1976? | Countryfile.com WWW.COUNTRYFILE.COM Footage of swarming ladybirds across the UK has been going viral – but are there actually more of them than usual?
  12. Eh, why? Thirsty or something?
  13. I know. A truly vintage year in all respects. Some might say. 🤔
  14. 1976. I'm sure they were around in 1985, but I was posing a question to any older farts as to whether they were in widespread use then. I wasn't taking much notice at the time.
  15. Nice pun. Looks like a classic strimmer bite to me. Not sure if they were in widespread use 40 years ago though.
  16. I think you're 50 years too late for that mate. Most look like this these days.
  17. ‘See you in Valhalla’: how the FBI director waded into the far-right’s obsession with the Vikings THECONVERSATION.COM Was the FBI chief sending a message to white supremacists? It’s more likely Patel’s Valhalla reference was a clumsy attempt...
  18. sime42

    Mast

    Dozens of Bala sheep deaths trigger toxic acorn warning WWW.BBC.CO.UK Thirty four sheep, worth £5,000, have died on Geraint Davies' farm - after a bumper year for acorns.
  19. Primatologist Jane Goodall, famous for her study of chimpanzees, has died NEWS.SKY.COM Jane Goodall, known for her ground-breaking studies of chimpanzees, has died aged 91. A big loss to the natural world.
  20. Wordle 1,565 2/6 ⬛⬛⬛🟩🟨 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 Spoilt it this evening.
  21. sime42

    Mast

    No, I think you should persevere, and post the results up on the cooking thread. That winter stew sounds good. It was a few years ago now, but I don't remember them tasting too gamey at all. The old cliché - just tasted like chicken, but a bit more interesting.
  22. Yeah nice, so it is.

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