Quote: beaky @ 28th March 2014, 3:53 PM GMTBeaky's sitcom, now rewritten for radio, was presented to The BBC yesterday, so he's on tenterhooks, whatever they are.
I'd always heard it as "tenderhooks".
Google confirms that it is indeed a 't', but also confirms that this is actually quite a common miss-hearing.
Fingers crossed Beaky.
I have found the Easter Egg of my dreams, but £28 is a little excessive. Decisions, decisions.
http://www.hotelchocolat.com/uk/shop/easter-eggs/the-egglet-extra-thick-easter-egg
I've lost over a stone in 21 days on this sponsored slim thing. Go me! 
Not sure if I said anything about it before but my flat is back on the market as I'm moving in with my new lady. Had a few viewings and there's another tonight but no nibbles yet.
If in the unlikely event you know someone who is looking for a one bed place to rent in Peterborough (£490pm) then let me know.
Quote: Jennie @ 28th March 2014, 4:37 PM GMTFingers crossed Beaky.
I have found the Easter Egg of my dreams, but £28 is a little excessive. Decisions, decisions.
http://www.hotelchocolat.com/uk/shop/easter-eggs/the-egglet-extra-thick-easter-egg
You're so worth £28 aren't you, and if it helps I am diabetic so someone has to pick up the shortfall... so technically that's only £14 on yourself.
Quote: Tuumble @ 28th March 2014, 5:06 PM GMTback on the market . Had a few viewings and there's another tonight but no nibbles yet.
back working as a lapdancer again eh tuumble.
I still can't figure out what Tuumble is hiding inside in his avatar. Surely not a tuumble dryer?!
It's a photograph of his birth
he was a very big baby
and well done at sticking your beaky in at the bbc
Quote: beaky @ 28th March 2014, 6:14 PM GMTI still can't figure out what Tuumble is hiding inside in his avatar. Surely not a tuumble dryer?!
Massive inflatable water ring that was made to look like an actual tyre
Quote: dannyjb1 @ 28th March 2014, 5:06 PM GMTYou're so worth £28 aren't you
Well, I think I am. 
I'm off home for Easter so I emailed the link to my dad, expecting that he would naturally want to keep his little princess happy and buy her the easter egg she wants.
His reply would suggest otherwise 
There was even some suggestion that at the age of 29, with a mortgage and a profession that I should be buying my own Easter Eggs 
It is a slippery slope..next thing he'll be onto is the stocking on Christmas morning. 
Quote: Jennie @ 28th March 2014, 10:01 PM GMTWell, I think I am.
I'm off home for Easter so I emailed the link to my dad, expecting that he would naturally want to keep his little princess happy and buy her the easter egg she wants.
His reply would suggest otherwise
There was even some suggestion that at the age of 29, with a mortgage and a profession that I should be buying my own Easter Eggs
It is a slippery slope..next thing he'll be onto is the stocking on Christmas morning.
When you become my daughter-in-law you'll be included in the Easter egg stakes but I must admit the Christmas stockings took a nose dive a few years ago (and ONLY a few years ago).
Lol. Dads aren't what they used to be.
Luckily I actually prefer cheap Dairy Milk Easter eggs. I tried a fancy one (although not that fancy) and it just wasn't the same.
In Tesco the other day I looked in amazement at the really expensive eggs and wondered what you get for the money.
aren't they all hollow anyway, Easter in some ways is even weirder to me than Christmas. I mean surely it should be marzipan Jesus's on a chocolate cross.
The egg is a symbol of new life
Jesus was reborn at Easter
Though what the BALLS chocolate has to do with it is beyond me
I feel like the sweets used to be inside the chocolate egg, but now they always come separately.
This makes me sad.