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Actor Terence Stamp, star of Superman films, dies aged 87
Sad. RIP
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Family Feud: Name a type of food that starts with the letter "P":
Oops I said pears twice Peas
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Are you a sensitive person?
Are you a sensitive person? Very sensitive Are you more emotional or less emotional than other people? Definitely more emotional What makes you think so?" Because I see other people who are strong, me I allow silly things to get to me.
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If you were a ghost and could possess people what would you make them do?
No idea
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Have you ever dyed your hair a different color
No. I have always had dark hair
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Are you a spontaneous person?
A bit of both.
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Bucket List
Probably go to America but the long flight puts me off.
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What are three things you look forward to every day?
I actually can’t think of anything tbh
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Have you ever been on a blind date? How did it go?
Nope
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Do you like being outdoors or are you more of an indoor person?
Indoors too
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Which Peanuts Character Are You?
The link won’t work for me.
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Family Feud: Name something you might find in a kitchen
Microwave
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Sexual stuff
Good luck and I hope that you do get on well with the girl.
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Smoking
Good for you. I am a smoker too and I plan on getting in touch with smoke free this week.
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Rhubarb and rosemary scones
25 prep. time 15-20 cooking time Serves 12 Ingredients750g self-raising flour 185g butter or plant-based margerine 50g caster sugar (for rhubarb and rosemary mix) 250g rhubarb, washed and chopped into small pieces 120g caster sugar (for base mix) 15g fresh rosemary, finely chopped 350ml dairy or plant-based milk Method Step 1 Pre-heat the oven to 180°C (160°C fan/gas mark 4). Step 2 Toss the rhubarb in a large bowl with caster sugar and chopped rosemary. Mix well and leave to one side. Step 3 Weigh the flour and margarine into a large bowl and rub together using your fingertips until the mixture resembles fine breadcrumbs. Step 4 Into your base mix, add the sugar and mix gently to combine. Step 5 Drain and reserve the liquid that has come off the rhubarb. Step 6 Add in the rhubarb and ¾ of milk and mix into the dry mix, adding the remaining milk, as required until you have a dough that is soft but not too sticky. Step 7 Tip the mixture onto a lightly floured workbench and using your hands, gently work the dough until it's combined. Step 8 Roll the dough approximately 4cm thick and using a 7cm straight edged cutter, cut 12 scones rerolling the dough as needed. Step 9 Place these on your lined baking tray and dip in, or brush the tops with your milk. Step 10 Place into the oven and bake for 15-20 minutes, until risen, lightly coloured and when lifted they feel light. Step 11 Remove from the oven and brush with the reserved rhubarb syrup whilst still warm. View full article
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What Made You Frown/Sad Today?
Hubby
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How are you feeling?
Not bad
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What are you going to do next?
Cook dinner
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What did you get in the mail today?
No mail on Sunday
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What Made You Smile/ Laugh Today?
Daughter
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What did you last buy?
Groceries
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What was the last thing you did offline?
Put dinner in oven
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Where did you go today?
Stayed home
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