Bleeker

Bleeker · Post by **Bleeker** » Wed Sep 29, 2004 3:38 pm

DeeW wrote:Nighty night Bleeker, heading off home now.

Speak to you tomorrow

hehe nn DeeW! thx for the fun!

@mike the question is...professional what? work dodgers?

DeeW · Post by **DeeW** » Wed Sep 29, 2004 3:40 pm

swingdingin wrote:no problem dee...!
i see you use the same technique as me to be online in work.....but hey , it doesnt stop us being professionals...
mike

Exactly Mike, what I tend to do also is leave a topic "on line" and I usually get an e-mail telling me that there has been a reply to that particular topic, so there is no time wasted at all. Trouble is some people take what you say literally - no sense of fun see - but there you go

Speak later, cheers

Gerry Cullen · Post by **Gerry Cullen** » Wed Sep 29, 2004 4:13 pm

Any chance any of yis could drop me an aul job application form ....i don,t know what yis work at but all of a sudden i,m begining to feel really well qualified

i just have to work on the sighing bit.

Bleeker · Post by **Bleeker** » Wed Sep 29, 2004 4:26 pm

Gerry Cullen wrote:Any chance any of yis could drop me an aul job application form ....i don,t know what yis work at but all of a sudden i,m begining to feel really well qualified i just have to work on the sighing bit.

oops our spelling that bad gerry?

and not to worry! the sighing bit is the easiest part!

Thunderbolt · Post by **Thunderbolt** » Wed Sep 29, 2004 8:51 pm

Hello DeeW and Bleeker,

Just come back from a long day travelling from London to Blackburn and back and I didn't realise that sitting on train for 6 hours could be this tiring.

Had a look at your posts and just wanted to thank you for the support!
Now I AM moving over in February but it might take slightly longer to get the whole business started.

However, i've been in touch with the embassy and they've just sent me loads of stuff on relocation and opening a business so I have some interesting reading to do!

I love the idea of name sandwiches after people on the board. Everyone has been so helpful and I think that it's definitely a good idea.

How about I send a little form round to get everyone's favourite sarnie fillings and then I can start basing my menu on that!

Oh God, everyone has got me so excited about this project. I just want to move and make it happen now!

Bleeker · Post by **Bleeker** » Wed Sep 29, 2004 10:05 pm

Thunderbolt wrote:Hello DeeW and Bleeker,

Just come back from a long day travelling from London to Blackburn and back and I didn't realise that sitting on train for 6 hours could be this tiring.

Had a look at your posts and just wanted to thank you for the support!
Now I AM moving over in February but it might take slightly longer to get the whole business started.

However, i've been in touch with the embassy and they've just sent me loads of stuff on relocation and opening a business so I have some interesting reading to do!

I love the idea of name sandwiches after people on the board. Everyone has been so helpful and I think that it's definitely a good idea.

How about I send a little form round to get everyone's favourite sarnie fillings and then I can start basing my menu on that!

Oh God, everyone has got me so excited about this project. I just want to move and make it happen now!

heya bolt! well mate i trully hope it`ll all work out for you!

and well dont know about names but one sandwich i trully love is a pistolet with filet american with a boiled(sliced up) egg on it! ill be sure to order that at yer place when im over

)

and indeed travelling is a wear out! we drove to and back from the algarve from amsterdam this year...27 hours in one go! was knackered!

tricky · Post by **tricky** » Wed Sep 29, 2004 10:09 pm

Okay I'll ask.

Beeker, what is a Pistolet and a Boiled American! (no reference to Cowboy I hope)

Tricky

Thunderbolt · Post by **Thunderbolt** » Wed Sep 29, 2004 10:18 pm

Thanks Tricky,

Save me looking silly!

But at least I'll have an interesting sarnie on the list. And I know what a boiled egg looks like (even sliced)

Blimey, all that travel in one go! My Dad just drove back to Switzerland but he did it in two days.
Think I'll be reminded of the joys of travelling that long when I move.

tricky · Post by **tricky** » Wed Sep 29, 2004 10:22 pm

Hi Thunderbolt,
Us northern lasses don't understand these new-fandagled sandwiches give me the coronation chicken from Pret a Manger any day
(hope that will be on your menu, along with turkey, brie and cranberry)

Good Luck,hope the cat has recovered.

Tricky

Bleeker · Post by **Bleeker** » Wed Sep 29, 2004 10:57 pm

tricky wrote:Okay I'll ask.

Beeker, what is a Pistolet and a Boiled American! (no reference to Cowboy I hope)

Tricky

rofl! no no filet american! its emmm how do you call that in english the best part of the cow...sirloin? minced with herbs and such like errr pate? and on top of that a boiled egg...sliced! sorry doesnt sound that good this way but trust me its very very nice!

Thunderbolt · Post by **Thunderbolt** » Wed Sep 29, 2004 11:05 pm

So we're having Tricky's coronation chicken, Bleeker's sirloin pate with herbs and sliced egg, keep em coming!

Tricky, cat is doing ok thanks. Banging into a lot of furniture because she is sporting a very trendy funnel type thing on her head.

Bleeker · Post by **Bleeker** » Wed Sep 29, 2004 11:12 pm

Thunderbolt wrote:So we're having Tricky's coronation chicken, Bleeker's sirloin pate with herbs and sliced egg, keep em coming!

Tricky, cat is doing ok thanks. Banging into a lot of furniture because she is sporting a very trendy funnel type thing on her head.

heheh well speaking of chicken you could also do a spicy chicken thing! kinda like a chicken filet piri piri! chicken filet bits in spicey sauce with some lettuce on top on a ciabatta! oh dear getting a tad peckish sorry maybe i`m getting carried away

Thunderbolt · Post by **Thunderbolt** » Wed Sep 29, 2004 11:37 pm

I'm always hungry! I love food.

Mmmmm and something with the lovely prawns they have in Portugal.

And how about goat's cheese and roasted peppers.

Bleeker · Post by **Bleeker** » Thu Sep 30, 2004 7:32 am

Thunderbolt wrote:I'm always hungry! I love food.

Mmmmm and something with the lovely prawns they have in Portugal.

And how about goat's cheese and roasted peppers.

goat`s cheese and roasted pepper oh yeah i like the sound of that!

you could do something like a sandwich of the week!

Thunderbolt · Post by **Thunderbolt** » Thu Sep 30, 2004 7:33 am

That's an idea. Introduce sandwiches by making them sandwich of the week and if they are appreciated, add them to the menu.

At this rate, I'll soon have an empire