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  1. 1st May 2007, 02:00 AM #1
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    Thanks to all those who visited us at the Brisbane T&WWWShow especially the donors of food. It was really nice to see so many members and lurkers there and great to get so much positive feedback from you. Even if the forums were broken off and on.

    There are a few more cap wearing members getting around now and a few more names I can put a face to. Pity the brain's so addled that I probably won't have a clue who I saw in another week or so.

    We finally made back to the factory today after stopping in with Stan & Noelene Ceglinski (Mullimbimby Woodworks) for a couple of days and picking up a few hundred kg of Shellac out of cold storage, in Sydney on Friday.

    Thanks again to you all.

    Cheers - Neil

    PS Didn't see who dropped off the Lemon meringue pie and quiche and Pauline couldn't remember but whoever it was thank you, 'twas thoroughly enjoyed by us and the Carroll's mob.
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    Much appreciated Pauline and Neil

    Allready put some of it to work nice to see your demonstration in person much better than reading the book






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    Quote Originally Posted by ubeaut View Post
    Cheers - Neil

    PS Didn't see who dropped off the Lemon meringue pie and quiche and Pauline couldn't remember but whoever it was thank you, 'twas thoroughly enjoyed by us and the Carroll's mob.
    'Twas I.
    So glad you enjoyed it. Same order next year? Can't let you suffer the gastronomic horrors served out the back.
    And thanks for arranging the cut-price tickets and especially for this forum. I sometimes get frustrated by the drivel and misinformation (some contributed by me, I know) but when I analyse it I have had a lot of help (and a few laughs) from this site.
    Hope trading is good for you at Sydney TWW.
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    Lemon Meringue Pie!!!. YUM! I may have to come next year.
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    Quote Originally Posted by View Post
    Lemon Meringue Pie!!!. YUM! I may have to come next year.
    I brought you one last year. Mustn't have been too good as you didn't come back.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wizened of Oz View Post
    Can't let you suffer the gastronomic horrors served out the back.
    Not wrong. I met up with the old boy for lunch and what we had has literally dripping with oil. And it wasn't deep fried!!
    Have a nice day - Cheers
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wizened of Oz View Post
    I brought you one last year. Mustn't have been too good as you didn't come back.
    I don't think I got any.
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    do you demolish a lemon meringue pie the same way you take to a custard tart?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Carroll View Post
    do you demolish a lemon meringue pie the same way you take to a custard tart?
    I use a spoon on Lemon meringue pie. I do have some decorum.
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    Quote Originally Posted by View Post
    I use a spoon on Lemon meringue pie. I do have some decorum.
    Hmmm... I've never actually heard of anyone cuddling a lemon merangue pie before!

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