What d'you mean - banter? I'm deadly serious! Have you ever tasted Marmite? If you have, you'll know why the ship is loaded with the stuff, and how desperately I'm trying to save people!
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What d'you mean - banter? I'm deadly serious! Have you ever tasted Marmite? If you have, you'll know why the ship is loaded with the stuff, and how desperately I'm trying to save people!
too late for me, Dave.
have you tried it on toast with peanut butter..... :hungry: ?
You do realise that a shortage of brewer's yeast (I said yeast!) has caused a shortage of the dark brown nectar! The large jars are not being produced, just the 250g versions. Oh the humanity!
Better get in some extra security Dave, there maybe a raiding party heading out from Brum to liberate your supplies.
Justus von Liebig.
Better get in some extra security Dave, there maybe a raiding party heading out from Brum to liberate your supplies.
Justus von Liebig.
OMG! I'm too late! Oh those poor people! Is there nothing we can do to save them from themselves?
You could always send up that pale imitation from down under, the gutless, tasteless vegemite instead....nobody in their right mind would even look at it once they’ve tasted the real deal....
Meat pie floater? You only get them in Four Ecks.....never been there! Good meat pie and chips though....all over it LOL....
All sins forgiven Tim! Another TP fan!
G
Dave.
Greeting's and apologies for not paying full attention.
Having missed this by some unknown reason I've had to read it through from the start to enlighten myself with this technical build.
Don't think I have laughed this much for long time, great build and banter and a completely mad discussions over one of this countries finest foods. I stocked up recently with two jars. I shall take them out of the cupboard and feast my eyes on them tomorrow and then hide them in the garden.
Please carry-on with this great build and the great technical descriptions , I've learnt so much.
Greeting's and apologies for not paying full attention.
Having missed this by some unknown reason I've had to read it through from the start to enlighten myself with this technical build.
Don't think I have laughed this much for long time, great build and banter and a completely mad discussions over one of this countries finest foods. I stocked up recently with two jars. I shall take them out of the cupboard and feast my eyes on them tomorrow and then hide them in the garden.
Please carry-on with this great build and the great technical descriptions , I've learnt so much.
I despair of humanity sometimes! Here's me moving heaven and Earth to rid us of the evil scourge of Marmite and now I've got two - count them! TWO - members of the human race singing it's praises!
Well I've done my bit! After the launch tomorrow (Later today now. Heads up Chris if you're still awake! Nearly time to take shelter although I'll give you a more reliable time a bit nearer the launch), I'll not be making further efforts in that direction. I'll be sticking with more down-to-Earth projects. I'll leave saving mankind to someone more dedicated than me!
PS John. You must have a really bad case of hiccups with all those repeats. Go talk to Tony (Yak face) - he's our resident local expert on curing them.
Well I've done my bit! After the launch tomorrow (Later today now. Heads up Chris if you're still awake! Nearly time to take shelter although I'll give you a more reliable time a bit nearer the launch), I'll not be making further efforts in that direction. I'll be sticking with more down-to-Earth projects. I'll leave saving mankind to someone more dedicated than me!
PS John. You must have a really bad case of hiccups with all those repeats. Go talk to Tony (Yak face) - he's our resident local expert on curing them.
My god TWO of humanity actually like the stuff well dave stick them in your rocket an they can gorge themselves till they are silly an launch them where no man has gone before an im now behind the sofa with me tin hat but no noddy suit as I thought id try on stretch an seal for protection lol:astonished::smiling::smiling::smiling::smiling:
:cold-sweat::tongue-out3:
captain christopher kirk an mr spock says its logical :tongue-out3: may they live long an prosper in their marmite tub:smiling::tongue-out3:
:cold-sweat::tongue-out3:captain christopher kirk an mr spock says its logical :tongue-out3: may they live long an prosper in their marmite tub:smiling::tongue-out3:
WELL that does it Dave well'er have to send a team down to JR 's garden an dig it up an confiscate them two jars as he's admitted where they are before you launch cant have them layin around contaminating the planet can we :cold-sweat::tongue-out3::smiling:
HARRY MUDD PS Dave what the T minus now to lauanch
HARRY MUDD PS Dave what the T minus now to lauanch
Hi Dave
Just had a read through from the start. Made my morning - best laugh for ages and needed in these sureal times. Great, inventive building skills and wonderful banter.
Oh and you'll never find my Marmite jar. Unlike John who only hides it in the garden mine is safely hidden at the back of the ******* under the spotted cloth - fiendishly clever don't you think.
Jim
Just had a read through from the start. Made my morning - best laugh for ages and needed in these sureal times. Great, inventive building skills and wonderful banter.
Oh and you'll never find my Marmite jar. Unlike John who only hides it in the garden mine is safely hidden at the back of the ******* under the spotted cloth - fiendishly clever don't you think.
Jim
keep staring boys....keep staring.....
The final countdown has begun Chris! We're now at T - 46 minutes. Launch is scheduled for 1400 GMT today! Got your battle bowler ready?
Here it is folks! The final countdown:
The silo
You will notice the safety fence has seen better days. This has to be repaired after practically every launch. The tremendous heat and vibration shake loose patches of the concrete on the silo walls and cause the fastenings on the fence to work loose.
The observation bunker:
Just two rooms with an armoured door at the rear and drop-down shield over the observation window. Self-contained with it's own air supply and underground escape tunnel. Alas no interior pictures. No batteries - remember?
Ready to lift the pod
Here she is - ready for launch
The crane moves away
The last view
And there she was - gone!
The silo
You will notice the safety fence has seen better days. This has to be repaired after practically every launch. The tremendous heat and vibration shake loose patches of the concrete on the silo walls and cause the fastenings on the fence to work loose.
The observation bunker:
Just two rooms with an armoured door at the rear and drop-down shield over the observation window. Self-contained with it's own air supply and underground escape tunnel. Alas no interior pictures. No batteries - remember?
Ready to lift the pod
Here she is - ready for launch
The crane moves away
The last view
And there she was - gone!
OH WELL I can take me tin hat off now an come out from the sofa as it all went well but dave we still know there is some jars of that you know what bein hiddin so you will have to go through this all again to get rid of them an as jim has hidden his he's on our hit list if our guys find the spotted cloth then they got it simple oh so cunning Jim lol
Most excellent!
Where's she gone, I thought I saw something streaking across the sky earlier while I was eating my Marmite toast, could be wrong though.
Did you know that you can be hypnotised and convinced that you luuurve Marmite?
https://www.famouscampaigns.com/201...rom-haters-to-lovers-of-controversial-spread/
I've loved the build by the way, really well done, and entertaining as well.
Cheers
Paul McKenna
Where's she gone, I thought I saw something streaking across the sky earlier while I was eating my Marmite toast, could be wrong though.
Did you know that you can be hypnotised and convinced that you luuurve Marmite?
https://www.famouscampaigns.com/201...rom-haters-to-lovers-of-controversial-spread/
I've loved the build by the way, really well done, and entertaining as well.
Cheers
Paul McKenna
Great work, Dave! Love it....Superb imagination and brought to fruition in a top way.
Well done.
Mr. Stona. We are so sorry to read you can't get hold of a large jar of Marmite.
We are joint curators of the dungeons and torture chambers situated below the B.B.C.'s Wogan House. We also specialize in psychological Warfare, especially using photographic imagery.
Try this for size, sunshine! Bought yesterday. I hate the stuff, but the wife would spread it on me if I let her! Tried it once, but it left an awful mess! ( in my opinion that's all it's fit for!)
Yours.
Christopher Lee (and Peter Cushing)
Well done.
Mr. Stona. We are so sorry to read you can't get hold of a large jar of Marmite.
We are joint curators of the dungeons and torture chambers situated below the B.B.C.'s Wogan House. We also specialize in psychological Warfare, especially using photographic imagery.
Try this for size, sunshine! Bought yesterday. I hate the stuff, but the wife would spread it on me if I let her! Tried it once, but it left an awful mess! ( in my opinion that's all it's fit for!)
Yours.
Christopher Lee (and Peter Cushing)
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