#109

The subtitles on totp2 have just said it’s ‘the mood is right’

  • The mood is right
  • The moon is right
  • Couldn’t give a shit pal

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#110

Thought these were pickled bits of bread with butter on it, but looked it up and they are just sliced pickled gherkins.

Very disappointed.

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#111

Oh man your missing out. Get in there!

#112

I have these on standby for sandwiches

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#113

Look perfect for sandwiches those, i like my bread and butters for sandwiches. These bad boys to just snack on.

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#114

Yes

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#115

Spent the last four hours stitching together granny squares. Really can’t see any end in sight.

Keep getting heartburn, probably because I never eat real food :unamused:

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#116

It’s good. Thank you.

#117

What are granny squares?

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#118

Nan cubes

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#119

The little squares you get in crocheted blankets. I’m still learning and have so many to make and sew together, it’s meant to be a Xmas present for my daughter but…next Xmas seems more reasonable

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#120

Wow those are excellent, nice work!

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#121

I make them when I’m on zoom calls, but try to keep it secret that I’m doing it. It helps me focus on what’s being said actually, imagine if I got out my crocheting in a real life meeting I’d probably get sacked.

#122

Small blanket this year, another small blanket next year and sew them together.

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#123

Haha excellent plan, a bit like in that film where they all make a different part of a family quilt. Or is it a book or show? Or just real life?

Was there really a whole film about making a quilt?! With winona iirc.

So many questions there.

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#124

I can barely take notes on zoom calls and your crocheting granny squares. Top multi-tasking right there!

#125

How big is each one of those squares? And how long does that take?

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#126

Dont know about films but there was a simpsons episode where marge is teaching lisa to embroider so she can see a square for the family heirloom quilt (then the dog eats it or something and they have to start a new one).

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#127
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#128

They’re quite small as I’ve gone with a fine wool and small hook, what a mistake to make. About 3 inches maybe, each one takes about 15 minutes of I’m quick but I’ve got hundreds to do and I can only do so many before my shoulder really hurts.

Took me about 5 hours to just sew those rows together horizontally so far too, think the stitching together will take me longer overall :see_no_evil:

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