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My Dad's got an allotment, which he's keeping with others in their bowling club. He came back with a marrow which I swear was over a foot long. My mother cut it in two and sent half of it down my brother's house. The other half was cut into four pieces and fed me and my parents!

It was gorgeous too. I'm looking forward to your recipe there, because my Mum cooked that. I wouldn't know where to start.

Stuffed marrow gives me some ideas to look into :-))))

I've just had a stuffed marrow, so I'm so full I think I could burst. Just the thought of eating makes me groan.

Yet, in that state, I read this and STILL thought it sounded delicious!

Fred - I agree with you on all three points. :)

Kate - I went in blind. Since then I've asked around and I haven't found anyone who actually liked it. It's a shame, because it had such potential.

Ah! That's useful to know. Thank you. :)

I, sadly, went to see that "movie"...:( didn't like it a bit...1st, not my style...2nd the story is rushed, the film should have been longer to develop more...3rd I didn't like it :p

I've lived pretty close to that - but I always had a car. And a computer.

I didn't think you were being silly. It isn't hard to get overtones, but, like a lot of things, it's hard to do well. Droning doesn't require much in the way of carrying a tune. Now those Inuits! WOW. That blows my mind!

Very interesting, makes me think we've become so comfortable with the many modern conveniences, maybe far to accustomed. Oh my what would many of us do today if we lost those everyday modern comforts we take for granted. The hard times they endured certainly does make one thankful. :)K

I didn't mean to be silly, it seems like a very difficult talent, and one taking practiced skill. I can't carry any sort of tune in any sort of bucket. :) K

Thanks Lana, I'd like to help the whole world of smokers quit, that is those who want to. :)

Great timing! I know someone trying to quit. I've broadcast this for you.

I've heard such mixed responses to this film. I'm not sure I can be bothered to spend 2 hours of my life finding out for myself though

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