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If you (still) feel the need to discuss Moldies, please do it here so folks can hide this if they want to.

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LittleDonkeyCarrieMaryMumsnet · 23/12/2008 12:47

Well hopefully the title says it all. There's been a suggestion, and we agree, that as we did with Baby P and the Mc Canns we just have one thread where anyone who feels they still have anything to add on this subject can post and those who'd rather move on can hide it away.

It feels strange to put this thread in site stuff as we are definitely not wanting to encourage further discussion of Moldies (we have presents to wrap too you know ) but we weren't sure where else to put it.

We will delete any new Moldies threads that are started, so please feel free to report them in case we miss any (what with wrapping the presents and all...)

And if you do want to carry on the discussion please remember that Mumsnet's here to make everyone's lives easier and not the reverse, and that Christmas is a time of goodwill to all mumsnetters past, present and future

Thanks,
MNHQ

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Bumperslucious · 29/12/2008 11:58

This better for now?

I know, the lack of apostrophe is going to make the pendants' teeth itch. Double bonus

I had pain au choclate and a bit of yummy leftover ham boiled in cranberry for my brekkie (not at the same time).

lovecat · 29/12/2008 11:58

I still have an entire Christmas cake (which DH insisted I made, then has gone 'meh' every time I've offered him a piece) to get through. If it's still there by NYE I may put it on the fire. It's about 70% Grand Marnier in composition so should burn quite well...

morningpaper · 29/12/2008 11:57

my trousers won't go over my arse

I'm having to wear baggy jumpers to hide my disgrace

lovecat · 29/12/2008 11:55

Tis this - basically fat, sugar, fat and more sugar. A cross between fudge and toffee. You cannot possibly leave it at one piece. Hence my reluctance to open it (as it would be gone in 60 seconds).

Freckle · 29/12/2008 11:55

Does cadbury know you've got her buttons, mp?

NorthernLurkerwithastarontop · 29/12/2008 11:54
foxytocin · 29/12/2008 11:54

copies lovecat and off to plunder the fridge.

morningpaper · 29/12/2008 11:53

I prefer the theory that this whole thing is part of Franny's fever delirium

My lunch has been cadbury's buttons and some hunks of cheese

needmorecoffee · 29/12/2008 11:53

journo's always misquote and get ages wrong and what have you. Don't know how they manage it given they are taking notes when interviewing you. Its what makes Private Eye so hilarious.

Box of tablet Lovecat? wassat then?

catinthehat1 · 29/12/2008 11:52

Lots of page views and unique users I should think (or whatever it is that gets site owners excited)

catinthehat1 · 29/12/2008 11:50

Have a sausage Northern

lovecat · 29/12/2008 11:49

Oh, tell me about it. I have breakfasted upon half a bag of cheese doritos and some tree chocolate. I have several packets of chocolate brazils, some lebkuchen and a box of tablet (which I dare not open alone as I fear I will simply inhale it) with which to construct a healthy and nutritious lunch for my family (DH had the last bit of yesterday's lasagne for brekky and DD had crackers, cheese, grapes and cucumber). Or I could go out fabric shopping as intended and stop by Greggs on the way home...

NorthernLurkerwithastarontop · 29/12/2008 11:48

I was thinking last night about the whole Sindie thing. Whilst journalists occasionally cock up, to have so fantastically misquoted everybody - with a permanent resource open in front of you - really takes some doing. So are they thick or was it deliberate? Just strikes me that everybody misquoted was very angry about the whole thing and posted extensively on it - with the exception of VS who I don't think posted as much and therefore I think may be a 'beard' - sorry VS. VVVQV on the other hand is quoted correctly I think? Is it really possible that somebody with a grudge has used the front page of a national newspaper to pursue it? Or do I need to go and stick my head in the fridge to calm down?

needmorecoffee · 29/12/2008 11:43

pasta sandwhich
sadly the fridge is odds n end and not a real meal to be had. I should go to the supermarket but its cold

foxytocin · 29/12/2008 11:42

poncy sarnie Q.

have mine instead. on white bread.

Quattrocento · 29/12/2008 11:42

Although I like the sound of Cat's lunch better.

lovecat · 29/12/2008 11:41

Ooh, I could just go a cuba libre....

Unfortunately have to go out - I only logged on to find the nearest fabric shop but got distracted by MN

foxytocin · 29/12/2008 11:41

stuffing

drool

stuffing sandwich?

Quattrocento · 29/12/2008 11:40

LOL at pasta sandwich - product of a sick mind if ever there was

foxytocin · 29/12/2008 11:40

Cuba libre with pasta sarnie?

i am dying for one. cuba libre, that is.

catinthehat1 · 29/12/2008 11:38

I have a January King cabbage which I have been nursing in the fridge for days now. I am going to cook it with some home grown potatoes (mashed) and possibly the remaining Christmas sausages & stuffing which are in the freezer. And some gravy.

lovecat · 29/12/2008 11:36

Pasta sandwich?

NorthernLurkerwithastarontop · 29/12/2008 11:36

I'm having tomato and basil soup - any good to you?

ninedragons · 29/12/2008 11:36

Blue cheese

needmorecoffee · 29/12/2008 11:34

gosh, a brand new day. I liked the cocktail talk. Now can someone suggest something for lucnh

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