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BristolUK Nov 13th 2014 1:33 pm

Re: Marmite Thread
 

Originally Posted by MillieF (Post 11471418)
Giggity?... But why?

It was a 'Phwoar' type of reaction to your "salty gentleman's relish" comment that suggested a different substance produced by male excitement. :eek:

BristolUK Jun 24th 2015 10:07 am

Travel size Marmite
 
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Yay, just what the world needs

Travel size marmite

DandNHill Jun 24th 2015 11:02 am

Re: Travel size Marmite
 

Originally Posted by BristolUK (Post 11684012)
Yay, just what the world needs

Travel size marmite

That's perfect! So under 100ml? lol

Former Lancastrian Jun 24th 2015 11:22 am

Re: Marmite Thread
 
Hang on to your hats folks this announcement will blow your socks off

There is now a Marmite App for smart phones. The app will measure how much of the black stuff is left in your jar.
Marmite app – you'll either love it or hate it | Tech | Technology & Gaming News & Reviews | Daily Star

Photoplex Jun 24th 2015 3:03 pm

Re: Marmite Thread
 
Kinda pricey at $12, but free shipping.

2 pages of Marmite related products from Amazon Canada
The Marmite roasted cashews sound tempting...

http://images2.mysupermarket.co.uk/P...120072.jpg?v=5

Pizzawheel Jun 25th 2015 5:28 am

Re: Travel size Marmite
 

Originally Posted by BristolUK (Post 11684012)
Yay, just what the world needs

Travel size marmite

I can't believe we've ,managed without it for so long,

BristolUK Apr 8th 2016 11:57 am

Re: Marmite Thread
 
Bruce Springsteen cancels show because of North Carolina anti-LGBTQ law - Arts & Entertainment - CBC News

Nice one, man. :thumbup:

Souvy Apr 8th 2016 12:17 pm

Re: Marmite Thread
 

Originally Posted by BristolUK (Post 11917654)

And this has what to do with Marmite?

BristolUK Apr 8th 2016 12:53 pm

Re: Marmite Thread
 

Originally Posted by Souvy (Post 11917663)
And this has what to do with Marmite?

Favourite breakfast of the boss. ;)

I didn't think it worth its own thread, couldn't find another one to piggy back on, Marmite attracts views so it will be seen and, finally, Springsteen is probably one of those love or hate people, much like Marmite.

Perfect logic. :rofl:

Souvy Apr 8th 2016 12:56 pm

Re: Marmite Thread
 

Originally Posted by BristolUK (Post 11917690)
Favourite breakfast of the boss. ;)

I didn't think it worth its own thread, couldn't find another one to piggy back on, Marmite attracts views so it will be seen and, finally, Springsteen is probably one of those love or hate people, much like Marmite.

Perfect logic. :rofl:

Fair enough.

I haven't been able to listen to his studio stuff since I saw him at Wembley in the mid-80s.

dbd33 Apr 8th 2016 1:32 pm

Re: Marmite Thread
 

Originally Posted by Souvy (Post 11917692)
Fair enough.

I haven't been able to listen to his studio stuff since I saw him at Wembley in the mid-80s.

I like his ballads, Downbound Train, the whole Nebraska album, Candy's Room, Racing in the Streets. He's not very good at the up tempo stuff though, it just sounds muddled. The Sirius all Springsteen channel is as unlistenable as the Pearl Jam one.

rivingtonpike Apr 8th 2016 1:42 pm

Re: Marmite Thread
 
My super large jar of marmite is coming to the end of its natural life and I'm wondering what might fill the void. The little jars just don't do it for me.

BristolUK Apr 8th 2016 1:52 pm

Re: Marmite Thread
 

Originally Posted by rivingtonpike (Post 11917722)
My super large jar of marmite is coming to the end of its natural life and I'm wondering what might fill the void. The little jars just don't do it for me.

Isn't it obvious? Scoop from the littles into the big.

Stinkypup Apr 8th 2016 3:08 pm

Re: Marmite Thread
 

Originally Posted by dbd33 (Post 11917714)
I like his ballads, Downbound Train, the whole Nebraska album, Candy's Room, Racing in the Streets. He's not very good at the up tempo stuff though, it just sounds muddled. The Sirius all Springsteen channel is as unlistenable as the Pearl Jam one.

Oh crap - when I am allowed by Snoop to drive the posh car rather than the tank, the former has Sirius, the latter my IPod Classic loaded up with all sorts of goodies ( but that's for another day) and I quite like E Street radio- well the live stuff anyhow. A guilty pleasure?:( Ok my name is Stinkypup and I like Springsteen and love Marmite.... There... I did it!:cool:

dbd33 Apr 8th 2016 3:36 pm

Re: Marmite Thread
 

Originally Posted by Stinkypup (Post 11917784)
Oh crap - when I am allowed by Snoop to drive the posh car rather than the tank, the former has Sirius, the latter my IPod Classic loaded up with all sorts of goodies ( but that's for another day) and I quite like E Street radio- well the live stuff anyhow. A guilty pleasure?:( Ok my name is Stinkypup and I like Springsteen and love Marmite.... There... I did it!:cool:

If it's confession time, my favourite Sirius show is Apron Strings. I also listen to TFE with Big D on the OC and, to the horror of any passengers, BPM. And the bluegrass channel. I can't do the First Wave channel anymore though, that man must have been playing the same ten records since 1976.


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