#60

Hi Scout,

I would like to know what your favourite meal to cook for your little one is? (I am fishing for ideas, totally out of inspiration for the kid’s food).

Also, if you wouldn’t mind a second question, could you please let us know what your favourite ocean or sea is?

Thank you for your time and consideration :slight_smile:

#61

When was the last time you used BluTac?

#62

She eats the same as me only she doesn’t really care about food unless it’s junk or laden with sugar.

She really likes beans though so sometime I make white bean and fennel salad with lots of parsley and olive oil. Oh and Chinese chicken curry is a big favourite of hers!

Jnr is named after the sea region between Northern Ireland and Scotland so I should probably say that one. Malin. But it’s probably freezing and stuff so I’d much prefer a nice bit of tropical ocean.

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#63

I unrolled a early old piece the other day to try an reuse it to stick a print in place behind a mount as it was too small.

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#64

Ok, I’ve not got time to do a big list so just look out for the Edgar wood church, it’s pretty special and there’s some good old grand buildings around there that are no some awful squalid bedsits

#65

whitworth street is basically every single building that exists on it as they’re lovely old grand things, if we’re cheating a bit the refuge building as it is on both streets. I think the corner building with the red window panes is a beauty, so that one (Lancaster house maybe?)

Deansgate without doubt is John Rylands but I like that Milton club reception area, the BBC used to be based in there before it was a strip club or whatever it is.

Chester road, not for arcihtiectural reasons but I like the building that insistu are in and they sell really weird stuff like a radiator from Pete best’s house, and it’s close to Pomona.

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#66

Wonderful stuff, thanks Scout!

#67

My only memory of Byron is being spiked with acid and thinking I was a ghost for two days afterwards.

#68

:frowning: fuck that’s rough. I’m sorry to hear.

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#69

It makes for a decent anecdote though so not all bad. Oh hang on, you mean Byron burger don’t you? I mean Byron Bay in Australia which somehow makes the scenario much more acceptable. Byron burger would just be sinister.

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#70

Yes, I do. As much as I’d like a teleporter, a daytrip to Australia on a weekend might be pushing it!

#71

Good afternoon scout

Which is your favourite of the citrus flavours?

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#72

Thanks that’s nearby to where I’m staying so I’ll take a look.

#73

Lemon because it’s great sweet or savoury, although I am trying out lime more often lately and have some dried limes my Iranian friend gave me to put into stews.

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#74

Being spiked with acid in a Byron branch would be… a good story also.

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#75

you got spiked with acid? what the hell?

#76

i think about that episode a lot. how did they get better? they just did, didnt they?

#77

the boat never really existed :ghost:

rtf

#78

nou rtf, the boat existed

#79

the rtf was aimed at myself there. you were asking scout a question which was perfectly well rtf.