Custard
Posted: 18 Oct 2008, 21:33hello
Is the anything i could you to add to custard to make more of eg as in increase the quity of then
Is the anything i could you to add to custard to make more of eg as in increase the quity of then
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Posted: 18 Oct 2008, 21:33Posted: 18 Oct 2008, 21:54Can we have the question again, but in English this time please?
Posted: 18 Oct 2008, 22:33I think this roughly translates as 'is there anything I could add to custard to increase the quantity of it?'
In which case my answer is more custard.
In which case my answer is more custard.
Posted: 18 Oct 2008, 22:41It could possibly be 'quality', but who knows? 
Posted: 18 Oct 2008, 23:13Richard wrote:It could possibly be 'quality', but who knows?
Nah - I reckon Eden's right - it's quantity - the blokes from Yorkshire after all - up theer, they're always after owt free!
Posted: 18 Oct 2008, 23:40yep, more custard 
Posted: 19 Oct 2008, 01:17If you're making it from powder then I've heard of people using powdered milk as well as the custard powder to make it go a little further.
With pre made custard you could use it instead of/with milk to make up packets of cheap dessert mix, that makes more messy slop and the supermarkets own brand stuff can be as cheap as 8p a packet!
With pre made custard you could use it instead of/with milk to make up packets of cheap dessert mix, that makes more messy slop and the supermarkets own brand stuff can be as cheap as 8p a packet!
Posted: 19 Oct 2008, 02:50eden wrote:I think this roughly translates as 'is there anything I could add to custard to increase the quantity of it?'
In which case my answer is more custard.
ha ha ha ha - cheeky Eden
Posted: 19 Oct 2008, 09:26Phantom wrote:eden wrote:I think this roughly translates as 'is there anything I could add to custard to increase the quantity of it?'
In which case my answer is more custard.
ha ha ha ha - cheeky Eden
Always
Posted: 19 Oct 2008, 09:44I think it's "equity". He wants to know if he can get compensation for using up all of his custard.
Posted: 19 Oct 2008, 09:51The government should put £35 billion into re-captalising custard to make sure custard-savers don't lose out.
Posted: 19 Oct 2008, 11:32Its those bankers that should be in custardy..
Posted: 19 Oct 2008, 22:25Firstly, thanks to the people who tried to help me with my question about how you can make custard go further....add more custard lol
A 'special' thank you to those who thought it would be funny to take the proverbial out of my dyslexia, yes ok i may get my words mixed up sometimes....but i think i still manage to get my point across on what i mean.
Now for my final thought (no i aint jerry springer lol) if you can't say anything nice, or even constrctive...keep it to yourself as i am sure you are not perfect and have things that you are not very good at!
A 'special' thank you to those who thought it would be funny to take the proverbial out of my dyslexia, yes ok i may get my words mixed up sometimes....but i think i still manage to get my point across on what i mean.
Now for my final thought (no i aint jerry springer lol) if you can't say anything nice, or even constrctive...keep it to yourself as i am sure you are not perfect and have things that you are not very good at!
Posted: 19 Oct 2008, 22:57I am sorry if people have upset you. However I think you are living in false hope that people (not just on this forum but everywhere) will only say helpful or nice things. They will always make jokes and my experience is that it is best to let them wash over you (along with the custard) rather than get upset by it. Nobody here MEANS to be nasty, so there is no need to be wound up by it. Life is too short.
Hayley
PS I am really bad at not smoking, singing, public speaking and parallel parking, so plenty to go for there!
Hayley
PS I am really bad at not smoking, singing, public speaking and parallel parking, so plenty to go for there!
Posted: 20 Oct 2008, 00:06Good words, Hayley.
Sometimes things which are fine, when said in fun face-to-face, come over totally wrong when typed on an internet forum....I was flamed recently on a technical work forum which I belong to, just for inserting a bit of totally inoffensive humour into a long boring (and totally inaccurate) thread. I was accused of, among other things, "failing to advance the topic" . As I knew far more about the discussion topic than the posters (not bragging, purely cos it happened to be one of my uni subjects), I was going to reply in kind, but then decided I just couldn't be ar**d, best just to move on. 
Sometimes things which are fine, when said in fun face-to-face, come over totally wrong when typed on an internet forum....I was flamed recently on a technical work forum which I belong to, just for inserting a bit of totally inoffensive humour into a long boring (and totally inaccurate) thread. I was accused of, among other things, "failing to advance the topic"
. As I knew far more about the discussion topic than the posters (not bragging, purely cos it happened to be one of my uni subjects), I was going to reply in kind, but then decided I just couldn't be ar**d, best just to move on.