Facebook slow cooker group

[Baron von Lotsov]

I would love for you to meet her.  ::  :kikass:

The person your wife would probably be most confused about would be my woman.

[johnofgwent]

Over on the folk horror and call of cthulhu pages a friend of mine recently posted that he had stumbled across the 'my little pony'role playing game.



And proceeded to say NO !! Hes not buying it, wont DM it for us no matter how drunk, and certainly wont welcome it as a christmas present....

[Barry]

Maybe Barry will find a way of speeding his wife up.



What time does she normally put the meal on after using Facebook?

I would love for you to meet her.  ::  :kikass:

[Baron von Lotsov]

Maybe Barry will find a way of speeding his wife up.



What time does she normally put the meal on after using Facebook?

[Churchill]

No bit bored this evening wife is still working another long shift, Facebook no thanks not that bored

[Barry]

Sod me, Churchill. Did you think I wanted to talk about slow cookers?

If you are on Facebook search for the group and join it, seems you'd be very much at home there!  ::

[Churchill]

My wife and I share a Facebook account. That's because she has a love/hate relationship with it but also picks up some useful info.

I like it as it helps with a bit of researching.

Anyway one of our friends invited us to join the Crockpot/Slow Cooker Recipes & Tips group, which must be the most sad and boring group in the world.

Any more like that and he'll be an "unfriend".  ::

Wow you lead a hectic social life, we however love our slow cooker especially at this time of year , throw a few spuds onions in cheaper joints of meat, or pork ribs, handful of barley to thicken it all up, switch on low in the morning job done when the wife gets home, fresh crusty rolls and French stick can't beat it.

[papasmurf]

My wife and I share a Facebook account.

Confession is good for the soul. A cheap slow cooker is a haybox. With modern insulation material you don't need to use hay.

My mother used haybox cookery a lot, she could prepare the evening meal for the family in the morning and then go to work.



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[Barry]

My wife and I share a Facebook account. That's because she has a love/hate relationship with it but also picks up some useful info.

I like it as it helps with a bit of researching.

Anyway one of our friends invited us to join the Crockpot/Slow Cooker Recipes & Tips group, which must be the most sad and boring group in the world.

Any more like that and he'll be an "unfriend".  ::