I have managed to expand 2.5kg of dried tripe to cover 18.5 days. This works out as about £539 a year on tripe, which is a definite improvement on this summer's total of £775ish a year on tripe
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And when you've done your graph, you can send it to the Financial Times, and in time the Tripe Index will become a key indicator of the state of the world economy, much cited by the economic historians of the future.
Twas my own fevered brain, I'm afraid. I was a somewhat baffled by the graph comment, but accepted it on its own terms, as an apparent non-sequitur that probably made sense on some deep level incomprehensible to me. :-)
I do have a friend who was a part time receptionist at a vet and was laid off because people are economising on vet care. You phone up for an appointment at our vet just now and get in same day with a choice of appointments, am thinking of asking if they can do me as well, it's miles better than the doctor...
There are however undeniably people will live on half a can of baked beans with the heating turned off in order to ensure that their hounds have squeaky balls, new beds, extra collars, flyball club subscriptions etc.
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"What has that done to the graph?"
I haven't yet made a graph, but give it time...
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I don't know if LoA was inspired by Dave, or simply by her own fevered brain... :-D
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wellinghall (who has just read The Lady of Shallott, in the excellent collection The Isle of Gramarye)
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There are however undeniably people will live on half a can of baked beans with the heating turned off in order to ensure that their hounds have squeaky balls, new beds, extra collars, flyball club subscriptions etc.
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Save your tripe cash and send him out as a one-baby pest destruction unit!
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