Will the next version of NPVR be delayed?

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Have you started talking with an Aussie accent yet?

[psycik]

Have you started talking with an Aussie accent yet?

Struth mate, preetty close. Think I'm going to get myself some thongs.

[johnsonx42]

I suppose this is akin to the american Mayonnaise vs. Miracle Whip debate. I'm from a Mayonnaise family, but married into a Miracle Whip family. My father-in-law was trying to convert me up 'til the day he died. At least I have my sons clear on the point that Mayonnaise is good and Miracle Whip is this weird stuff Mommy eats, and is probably poison!

[psycik]

I suppose this is akin to the american Mayonnaise vs. Miracle Whip debate. I'm from a Mayonnaise family, but married into a Miracle Whip family. My father-in-law was trying to convert me up 'til the day he died. At least I have my sons clear on the point that Mayonnaise is good and Miracle Whip is this weird stuff Mommy eats, and is probably poison!

Probably. There's Marmite (NZ version), Marmite/ProMite/Bovril (that are all UK) and Vegemite that is Australian. People are pretty polarised (if they like any of it at all) which one they prefer. Seems a bit strange to me that one of our largest foods manufacturers (for cereals etc) has a single site manufacturing capability - for this particular product. But oh well.

[cncb]

I feel so dirty....I had to lower myself to the competition.... http://instagr.am/p/IZ2hg6hI8y/

I had the displeasure of trying this once. It tasted like "rotten salt" if such a thing were possible. Do they put this stuff in baby food over there so that you can all tolerate it when you grow up ?

[psycik]

I had the displeasure of trying this once. It tasted like "rotten salt" if such a thing were possible. Do they put this stuff in baby food over there so that you can all tolerate it when you grow up ?

Lol, don't get me started on what I've tried in the states... White butter? and Cheese in a tube... </shudder> :p

[ACTCMS]

Am I starting to detect more than a hint of 'Soylent Green' in this thread... ?

[gEd]

But, I'm sure we yanks eat stuff all you brits, kiwis and convicts find disgusting, so to each their own I guess.

ah yes!. Apparently Hershey is some form of "chocolate" but last time I tried it, it didn't actually appear to have any actual chocolate (as in cocoa) in it at all!
Cheese: If you can squeeze it onto a toothbrush, it isn't cheese. Cheese should smell cheesy, except in France where it will probably smell of old socks with a slight whiff of ammonia.

It genuinely is one of those things that you either love or hate - there doesn't seem to be an in-between.
In fact they turned that into their marketing campaign.

http://www.marmite.com/

Am I starting to detect more than a hint of 'Soylent Green' in this thread...
Put your hand up if you didn;t need to google that.

[Jaggy]

Am I starting to detect more than a hint of 'Soylent Green' in this thread...
Put your hand up if you didn;t need to google that.

Puts hand up....... damn what does that mean I wonder?? <worried look>

[mvallevand]

Am I starting to detect more than a hint of 'Soylent Green' in this thread... ?

In many ways that is more appealing than this...

Martin