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Have eat it today, very good

I love marmite, but discovered last year (after persuading some bloke off ebay to send me a couple of jars) that I have an intolerance to one of the ingredients, so can't eat it any more.

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Reminds me of a very good ferry in Dylwins house

RalfR wrote:Reminds me of a very good ferry in Dylwins house

???

I knew it rained a lot in North Wales, but a ferry? Inside the house? That's a lot of heavy rain!


Cheers,
Norm.

dilwyn wrote:

RalfR wrote:Reminds me of a very good ferry in Dylwins house

???

It was always a good ferry in your house And I love it all, beginning with a FEB (Full, you know what I mean...), then gets to the warmful teacake and at least to Dilwyn's Lunch, which was the best.

So. I can just invite (sorry) all to a FEB in Dilwyn's house, its the the best you can ever get

NormanDunbar wrote:I knew it rained a lot in North Wales, but a ferry? Inside the house? That's a lot of heavy rain!

I haven't got any rain . Ok, it was in 1986, perhaps it has changed.

Chr$ wrote:I love marmite, but discovered last year (after persuading some bloke off ebay to send me a couple of jars) that I have an intolerance to one of the ingredients, so can't eat it any more.

I am sorry, perhaps about any milk into it?

NormanDunbar wrote:I knew it rained a lot in North Wales, but a ferry? Inside the house? That's a lot of heavy rain!
Cheers,
Norm.

Ah, he was probably talking about this year - if you can't swim, no point coming to Wales with all the heavy rain we've had recently

I knew Ralf couldn't be talking about Marmite - the only way he'd have had Marmite in this house was if he'd brought it with him. Marmite-free zone in this house.

But yes, Ralf did rather seem to like his food while he was in Wales.