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Posted By Dave Wilson
Ron,
Thats a 'neighbourly' thing to do!
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Posted By Ron Young
Didn't want to be too "sluggish" about passing the information
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Posted By Diane Thomason
Funny how the snail mutated into a slug, innit? And in one of the reports it was a "larva"!
Come on journalists, concentrate!!
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Posted By Geoff Burt
Dave
It was Ron's sister!
Geoff
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Posted By Zoe Barnett
It's almost too good to be true when you see that the lawyer's name was "Leechman"...
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Posted By Jim Walker
Diane,
In them days, there were chronic housing shortages.
There's two references on the same page to the snail. I've always thought you need to be semi brain dead to be a journo.
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Posted By David J Bristow
Ron
At last after 4200++++ Hits and 56 responses to a thread about smoking OR not smoking - someone has a sense of humour (you) well done to break the mould.
Have to go now wife over-cookin fish supper and burning the toast (as always).
Regards
David B
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Posted By Ken Taylor
Thanks for the link, Ron. I've been refering to the case for years without realising the Minghella ice cream connection. The main manufacturer of ice cream here on the Isle of Wight is named Minghella. It tastes rather nice, is available in a range of flavours and is said to be gluten free. Perhaps I shall now have to enquire as to whether it is also gastropod free. Come to think of it, they do not have a ginger beer flavour but there is a rum and raisin option. Was this, I wonder, the furthest point they could run to escape Scottish justice or is Minghella still operating North of the border?
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Posted By Geoff Burt
Need to be careful though if they do it in smoky bacon flavour!
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Posted By Hilary Charlton
Personally I'd watch out for the raisins in the rum and raisin - are you quite sure they are what they purport to be?
Hilary
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Posted By Dave Wilson
If you get cancer of the oesophagus from the burnt toast you can always sue your wife!
If itwas IRN BRU the slug would have smashed its way out of the bottle
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Posted By Ken Taylor
Thanks for the reminder, Dave. I've just sent back two slices of burnt toast from Benjy's in Croydon and they said that some customers prefer it that way (I suspect they are frustrated smokers forbidden to engage their habit there).
For the record, I am just as capable of burning toast as my wife but do keep a fire-blanket readily available.
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Posted By Steve Wood
now i'm worried - how MUCH burnt toast does it take to give me cancer?!!
or is it just the wife's? now i'm MORE worried?
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Posted By David Waterton
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
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