matt71
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Its not as bad as the lyle and Scot one in the Advent calendar a few days a go lol 
Would you wear this????
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Smiffy
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I didn't think it was too bad for the price I paid.
Haha the fact you've admitted to paying for it is a bit worrying:rofl:
Smiffy
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£11.50 plus £3.75 postage.
Bearing in mind how much Glenmuir jumpers cost new, I thought it was a bit of a bargain.
Slab
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Smiffy is this why you get up at 4am in the mornings, to search out 'bargains' like this?
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£11.50 plus £3.75 postage.
Bearing in mind how much Glenmuir jumpers cost new, I thought it was a bit of a bargain.
Haha they certainly seen you coming:lol:
Jensen
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Yup ok to wear from now up until Christmas, but after that put it away until next December.
bladeplayer
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No!
Slab
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Not sure I believe you, please answer the following milk related questions:
1. Milk is
A. an essential source of calcium and other nutrients—plus, fat free skim and 1% lowfat milk give you all the nutrition of whole milk with little or no fat.
B. a small town in Peru.
C. full of vitamin Q.
D. a leading candidate for the U.S. Senate.
2. Milk is an essential part of a balanced diet
A. only for kids.
B. only for women.
C. only for pirates.
D. only for …everyone. Your bones are still growing through your teen years; they grow in density to age 35, and bones continue to need calcium to help maintain strength after age 35.
3. If I take calcium supplements, I
A. don’t need to drink milk.
B. should still drink lots of milk because it contains vitamin D and other nutrients that are essential to help my body use calcium properly along with other important functions.
C. am not able to wear socks.
D. can communicate with fish.
4. Why are cows called ruminants?
A. They roam from pasture to pasture.
B. They are cud-chewing mammals.
C. They have four stomachs.
D. They drink almost a bathtub of water daily.
5. The milk I drink with my coffee and cereal
A. is evil and must be destroyed.
B. gives me all the calcium I need.
C. it not satisfying all my nutritional requirements. I should drink at least three cups of milk per day.
D. laughs at me when I leave the room.
6. What is pasteurization?
A. Cooling of milk to the freezing point of water.
B. Louis Pasteur's germ theory.
C. A necessary vaccination for cows.
D. Heating of milk to 72 degrees Celsius and rapidly cooling it to 4 degrees Celsius.
7. The special milk that a cow produces for her newborn calf is called
A. Cholesterol
B. Colostrum
C. Colossus
D. Coleonyx
8. I’m lactose intolerant, so I
A. don’t like people named Lactose.
B. can probably still drink milk, but should consult my doctor to find out more about incorporating milk into my diet.
C. should never be exposed to direct sunlight.
D. can’t drink any milk.
9. Milk isn’t cool because
A. Are you kidding? Healthy body, good teeth, strong bones---if these things aren’t cool, then nothing is…and milk helps out with all these things!
B. it picks on the other beverages.
C. it does really good in math and science.
D. it did background vocals on two disco albums.
10. Milk is an ideal part of your fitness routine because
A. it has more vitamins and minerals than the leading sports drinks. Milk gives your body the nutrients it needs most for an active lifestyle.
B. of an esoteric astro-physics theorem.
C. it gives you super-human strength.
D. a troupe of squirrels told me so.
11. Every day, I should be drinking
A. a thimble-full of water from the Bogue Chitto River
B. pureed trout.
C. half my weight in carrot juice
D. AT LEAST THREE CUPS OF MILK!! This will help give me the calcium I need to meet my daily requirements.
12.
Milk from which animal has a yellowish tinge?
A. Buffalo
B. Cow
C. Yak
D. Goat
13. Milk is
A. insouciant.
B. insipid.
C. introspective.
D. in your refrigerator right now. Or at least it should be. Keep it at home, at work, and at school so you’ll always have a refreshing and nutritious beverage on hand.
14. Fat free skim milk and whole milk
A. have the same amount of calcium and other essential nutrients! So drink fat free skim whenever you’re looking for lots of calcium and vitamins without all the fat.
B. are second cousins once removed.
C. do not have the same amount of nutrients.
D. are just friends…nothing more.
15. Milk is rich source of
A. Calcium
B. Potassium
C. Vitamin C
D. Iron
Tongo
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No chance! Is that straight from Nick Faldo's remeniscing range?!
I studied Calcium Anthropology at Uni- he's not
bladeplayer
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Dude you need to get out in that Port Louis sun either that you have been out too long without a hat
PLEASE tell me that was copy & paste ha
Smiffy
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Sorry. I meant a postman
Erm ok Mr Postman:
1) London postcodes are arranged in alphabetical order, but what do the ones which contain the number 1 stand for?
a) 1s are the most affluent areas of the city
b) 1s are closest to the centre of London
c) 1s are the Queen’s favourite parts of London
d) 1s fall on the main compass points of London
2) Why were postcodes originally invented?
a) To define town borders and boundaries
b) To prevent confusion between towns of the same name
c) To help postal workers decipher addresses on letters with scruffy handwriting
d) To help speed up the time of postal delivery
3) When were postcodes first introduced in Great Britain?
a) 1974
b) 1930
c) 1959
d) 1969
4) Postcodes usually start with the initial letter of the largest town in the area and then a second letter that also appears in the place name. For example LE = Leicester. However, there are exceptions to this rule. What are the names of the town/city that carry the following postcodes?
a) AL
b) SP
c) TS
d) SM
5) What is the average number of addresses that each postcode will cover?
a) 50
b) 34
c) 15
d) 20
6) What is the postcode for Buckingham Palace?
a) HRH1 7QE
b) QU3 3NY
c) SW1A 1AA
d) SW1B 2BP
7) Which postcode is home to the highest percentage of lottery winners and is therefore named ‘The Luckiest Postcode in the UK’?
a) SL – Slough
b) NE – Newcastle
c) BN – Brighton
d) IG – Ilford
8) Which is the UK’s most expensive postcode to live in, outside of London?
a) GU25 – Virginia Water, Surrey
b) HP8 – Chalfont Saint Giles, Buckinghamshire
c) KT10 – Esher, Surrey
d) SL5 – Ascot, Berkshire
9) Which postcode was labelled the ‘number one burglary hotspot in the UK’ according to a recent survey?
a) PR25 – Leyland, Lancashire
b) EN5 – Barnet, Hertfordshire
c) N16 – Stoke Newington, London
d) DN35 – Cleethorpes, North East Lincolnshire
10) Which UK postcode was labelled as having the ‘happiest’ residents?
a) RM – Romford
b) IG – Ilford
c) CA – Carlisle
d) DT – Dorchester
11) Which UK postcode was labelled as having the ‘unhappiest’ residents?
a) E12 – East London
b) EN – Enfield, London
c) DN – Doncaster
d) SG – Stevenage
12) Which UK postcode has the highest average life expectancy?
a) BH31 – East Dorset
b) TR7 – Newquay
c) OX1 – Oxford
d) SW7 – Kensington
13) Which postcode has the lowest average life expectancy?
a) G2 – Glasgow
b) BN – Brighton
c) SA – Swansea
d) CV – Coventry
14) Which town was labelled as the ‘best place to bring up children’ due to its school exam results, good child care provisions and low crime rate?
a) TQ –Torquay
b) RG – Wokingham
c) NE63 – Ashington
d) ST – Stafford
15) Which postcode was named as having a population with the best average credit rating?
a) GL6 – Stroud
b) NR –Norwich
c) SL – Slough
d) RH11 – Crawley
Smiffy
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Slab
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I'll get out of the sun as soon as you tell me you havnt actually tried at least some of the quiz
chrisd
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I really think it will suit you Rob
............. must check what time my eye test is tomorrow !
............. must check what time my eye test is tomorrow !
ArnoldArmChewer
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Its not as bad as the lyle and Scot one in the Advent calendar a few days a go lol
Hmmm, i'm still hoping to win that one
