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Welcome to the Genes Reunited community boards!

The Genes Reunited community is made up of millions of people with similar interests. Discover your family history and make life long friends along the way.
You will find a close knit but welcoming group of keen genealogists all prepared to offer advice and help to new members.
And it's not all serious business. The boards are often a place to relax and be entertained by all kinds of subjects.
The Genes community will go out of their way to help you, so don’t be shy about asking for help.

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Member Since: July 2005 Posts: 21 339 Send Message	JaneyCanuck	Report	2 Sep 2010 20:32
	I have copied the potato pancake recipes, ta very much, and will offer them up to No.1 once we get some potatoes. No directions as to whether "mealie" (we call them baking) potatoes or otherwise? And I thought you'd all be so precise. For anything other than fancy baking, your measurements do fine, as long as they're consistent and I remember that your cups are 20% bigger so I either convert to my cups or just up the other ingredients a bit. btw, I don't eat during the day, not til the lemon chicken at midnight and all, so never worry about holding the buffet for moi. I also detest maple syrup.
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Member Since: February 2007 Posts: 26 550 Send Message	Gee	Report	2 Sep 2010 20:32
	OK then..... Rob, Robs, Robby....or nuts?
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Member Since: November 2007 Posts: 11 745 Send Message	FannyByGaslight	Report	2 Sep 2010 20:31
	Do you think they will grow in Wales ,but not in the greenhouse as mine is not very big and rather full of other things at the mo. And when do you plant them?spring?
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Member Since: December 2004 Posts: 24 447 Send Message	Dea	Report	2 Sep 2010 20:30
	Yes Gins - It's me 'in the flesh' !! Dea x P.S. - Have you got any of that Andrex left for the little dog to run around the room with ?? If so, my grandson does a very good imitation of that so PLEASE send some over here!! Dea Xxx
Member Since: February 2007 Posts: 26 550 Send Message	Gee	Report	2 Sep 2010 20:29
	Agh... that old Chesnut! And.......youre not allowed a full name here Mr Chesnut we need to call you??? Dea....youre back
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Member Since: December 2004 Posts: 24 447 Send Message	Dea	Report	2 Sep 2010 20:21
	Hello all, Thanks for looking for me Cynths and Irene !! (" Dea for dearest " - I like that, it makes me feel all 'loved'). Been a bit busy with grandchildren, then catching up on sleep as I am not 'on top form' at the moment' BUT - I am here now - till my early bedtime! I see you are all doing well, if a little starved at breakfast time?? Robert seems to have that all under control now (thank you Robert) - Your 'Ulster Fry' sounds delicious - I will try to get to that in the morning before the others munch it all !! Dea x
Member Since: April 2004 Posts: 592 Send Message	RottenR	Report	2 Sep 2010 20:20
Member Since: April 2004 Posts: 592 Send Message	Click on my name and you will understand why I will be in hiding Robert
Member Since: February 2007 Posts: 26 550 Send Message	Gee	Report	2 Sep 2010 20:18
	Robert We 'crush' nuts here ;)
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Member Since: April 2004 Posts: 592 Send Message	RottenR	Report	2 Sep 2010 20:18
Member Since: April 2004 Posts: 592 Send Message	After reading the posts about nuts I will be in hiding just in case someone starts to talk about roasting another type of nut Robert
Member Since: February 2007 Posts: 26 550 Send Message	Gee	Report	2 Sep 2010 20:16
	Ja...x The difference in weather from Kent to Yorkshire is amazing But.....I do remember when I lived in Canterbury; I had snow and ice on the INSIDE of my window one year....1986ish ..all the soverners were running around screaming 'Armageddon'
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Member Since: June 2008 Posts: 3 659 Send Message	Renes	Report	2 Sep 2010 20:11
Member Since: June 2008 Posts: 3 659 Send Message	Fans I have not got a hope in hell of buying - peanuts for birds here they think I mad throwing bread out on to trees opposite my house Renes Jax - you can buy them though - it is a good idea - they are only little plants - not trees and very pretty Renes
Member Since: June 2008 Posts: 3 659 Send Message	Renes	Report	2 Sep 2010 20:07
Member Since: June 2008 Posts: 3 659 Send Message	Robert Right got it on my world clock - it says just after 3.00pm in Toronto - and Montreal So good afternoon Robert Will look back and see if any Ulster fry left from this morning Renes
Member Since: June 2007 Posts: 21 069 Send Message	jax	Report	2 Sep 2010 19:59
	My parents have had one for years and when I lived in sussex there was one in the carpark where I was meant to park my car. I moved here a year ago and only realised a couple of weeks ago there was one in this garden. OH is from up north and he had never seen them before, well they are called kentish cob nuts so I expect the northeners don't get them ja...x
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Member Since: November 2007 Posts: 11 745 Send Message	FannyByGaslight	Report	2 Sep 2010 19:59
	Bird peanuts would be much cheaper to buy than some from the Health Food shop to try. Same thing really only packaged to look nicer and dearer... We eat the bird peanuts,as well as put them out for the birds of course. Cob nuts are just large hazlenuts arent they...No dont think so... Emmers is back...~~~~~~~~~
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Member Since: June 2008 Posts: 3 659 Send Message	Renes	Report	2 Sep 2010 19:57
Member Since: June 2008 Posts: 3 659 Send Message	Cyn You know full well I meant my garden - not my bones !!! Ginny - our Dea - for dearest All this typing on my iPod - whilst starving is too much Renes
Member Since: February 2007 Posts: 26 550 Send Message	Gee	Report	2 Sep 2010 19:55
	Cob nuts....are they a staple of Kent? The Hairy Bikers used them in their show
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Member Since: April 2004 Posts: 592 Send Message	RottenR	Report	2 Sep 2010 19:54
Member Since: April 2004 Posts: 592 Send Message	On Toronto and Montreal time 5 hrs behind GMT Robert
Member Since: June 2008 Posts: 3 659 Send Message	Renes	Report	2 Sep 2010 19:54
Member Since: June 2008 Posts: 3 659 Send Message	Jax How lucky to have cob nuts - I bought a pkt of peanuts - in garden shop - they are just natural untreated peanuts - so I suspect if you buy them from a health shop they would be fine I was looking at a pistachio nut and macadamia tree to plant this Autumn - Have not seen cob nuts May be a bit warm here
Member Since: February 2007 Posts: 26 550 Send Message	Gee	Report	2 Sep 2010 19:52
	Now Renes....do you mean Dee, Batmans daughter or our Dea Dea? Both are nuts ;)
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Member Since: December 2003 Posts: 19 741 Send Message	Cynthia	Report	2 Sep 2010 19:51
	Renes, I am not sure I want to see pics of your little white bones thank you kindly.
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