Leftovers

Just looked in my fridge.
Found 3 large cans of Heineken beer.
Still keeping it cold for Tom, since his fridge was not connected in the range.




How long shall I gard them Tom?

cadarn wrote:

Just looked in my fridge.
Found 3 large cans of Heineken beer.
Still keeping it cold for Tom, since his fridge was not connected in the range.


How long shall I gard them Tom?

Forgot about those. Best drink them Jaap as I rarely drink beer.

Rather have a nice wine Tom?
Ok, will kill them, won't be problem.

So generous.

I still have some "Pot Noodles" Just in case we got stuck on a mountain pass again. !

Would help if my gas ring was working properly !

Cold pot noodles, think I'll 'pass'.

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Would help if my gas ring was working properly

Its an age thing ...... :face: :face:

mm, noodles, aargh, not eatable.
serial bars of 2009 still not used: anyone fancy them for next year?

cadarn wrote:

serial bars of 2009 still not used: anyone fancy them for next year?

Maturing nicely, should be just about ripe for eating by next September. Yummy!!!

You've got yourself a deal.........
nice matured serialbars for dinner.
Will wrap 'm nicely for you

They have to be ones containing squashed flies (raisins) or the deal's off. I do like my squashed flies.

Wouldn't be surprised if they are in or on them. However I should inspect the wrapping, since I refuse to eat those things

I have a can of John Smiths beer that has been rolling around under the seats of my caravan for a while. The date? Best before June 2005.

Don't know how you like your beer, but I would certainly not try it anymore. Beer can't stand aging, that's why we drink it so fast

Granted, it can't be good anymore. Also, I think it could be a bit 'lively' as it's been shaken up a little over the years. You haven't seen me towing a caravan with a Range Rover. Be affraid, be very affraid.

Keith Johnson wrote:

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Would help if my gas ring was working properly

Its an age thing ...... :face: :face:

Your turn to make the pot noodles !

If you drive the same with as without caravan, you've got me pretty scared by now

These noodles, they out of date yet?

Tom Mc wrote:

These noodles, they out of date yet?

nah they have a use by date of 11/11 so could keep them for next year ! Thats if Kieran doesn't eat them first !

Does he have any good taste?
Noodles are by definition not eatable

cadarn wrote:

If you drive the same with as without caravan, you've got me pretty scared by now

I was stopped once by the police who were following me along narrow country lanes for a few miles. Thought I was on drugs as I was going a little fast ... or "crazy" as they described it.

Can't see it myself as I was well within the speed limit for a country lane - 50 mph / 80 kph - for I was only travelling at 40 mph. I did point out that towing with a Range Rover was nothing like towing with a saloon car, to which they actually agreed!

I still got told off though, but interestingly not booked for dangerous driving or anything else - just told to "slow down". Can't have been that bad after all. Thaink I'll try for 45 mph next time.

cadarn wrote:

Does he have any good taste?
Noodles are by definition not eatable

Not edible????? You eat rodents in Holland!!!

it is possible. However only with a caravan in right condition, and more important, loaded correctly. Defintly need a good towball weight.

Everyone has seen my towballs and know they are in excellent condition!

Enough witty banter, I'm off to work on work on my new event for next year. Bought six Michelin maps today to find some nice tracks. Where? Now that would be telling. Night all. x x x