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re whooooshing


I did notice this contradiction in the emails


Jonesy received one that said, among other things:-


We will be re-educating our moderation team on what look ups are allowed on the board, so that in the future this does not occur.

I'm very sorry that we cannot reinstate this thread.




DET received one that said, among other things:-

*****As part of our terms and conditions, we do not allow look up postings on the site, this is why this thread was removed. It will not be re-instated.

Other posts are being removed with look up information.******



SOOOOOOOOOO


are lookups allowed or not allowed????????


Jonesy and DET .................. what was the name of the person who signed your respective emails?


Do we have a conflict in what is allowed / not allowed depending on who is in charge at any particular time??




s
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Honest

I really did put out toast, my own hoemmade jam and marmalade, cups and glasses


really weird how the rest of the messge stayed!



ja..x

how about if I post a little earlier .......... then you can have a snack before you go to bed?? Or hide it yourself??



MARMITE. Marmite????????????????


I hate Marmite! not quite as much as I hate peanut butter, but not far behind!


Actually, I do have a little jar in the kitchen cupboard. Think it's been there for at least 8 years, since someone gave me a "goodies" basket for Christmas.




re Gins interesting condition



all I will say is ...


if I become pregnant, it will be a complete medical miracle, and my name will be known world-wide :))))))





s
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Do they have names Sylv?

But according to the reply about my thread and the other person that had theirs deleted its ok to post 1911 look ups

So who knows!!!

ja...x


Ok sylv I will raid the fridge before I go to bed

ja...x

every email that I've ever had from GR has had a name at the bottom



s
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SylviaInCanada - the person who sent the one quoted was Alex S.

The original, standard reply was from Rachel.

Both started of with Dear D, even though I'd signed my name, and the membership details (with names!) was on the bottom of the received ones.

Isn't marmite made from things with faces ???

Or is that Bovril


Oh that's another rule broken - mentioning products


Sylvie best say you love marmite - just in case


Renes

Well my two just say The Genes Reunited Team..... Huh

ja...x

Marmite is a meat-free yeast extract product

Bovril is a beef extract one

the main ingredients of Marmite manufactured in the UK are glutamic acid-rich yeast extract, with lesser quantities of sodium chloride (table salt), vegetable extract, niacin, thiamine, spice extracts, riboflavin, folic acid, and celery extracts, although the precise composition is a trade secret


Just to say


the Australian Vegemite tastes even worse than Marmite, in my humble opinion!!




s
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Aussies are really into that from what I can remember, My cousins wife made us gravy from it....well it was some lumpy discusting looking stuff...dont think she had ever seen gravy before

3600

ja...x

they really are, ja...x


and I even have a much older friend here in Canada (ex-Brit) who has in the past asked us to bring Vegemite back from a trip to OZ because she likes it so much



then she found out that she can buy in stores here :))))



s
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Oh sounds awful - I don't want any thankyou very much - what it the yeast extractex from

Do all veggies eat it -

I stick to my Bovril - I know what a beef is - that they extract from -

And I can have a cup of hot Bovril in the winter when it is cold - luverly jubbly




Renes

When I was a teenager I was a bit of a swimmer and a cup of Bovril after a swim was lovely.

ja...x

oh

ja...x

I posted on that Peter thread last night (Easy Census Lookups)



and I notice that Joy has posted this morning telling him where to look up



and that subs can be paid by the year, month or pay as you go


:)))



s
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you can have a cup of hot Marmite also


Marmite is very salty, and so is Vegemite.

The yeast in Marmite seems to be natural yeast, salt added which causes the cells to shrivel. Then they sieve out the cell walls (husks) and use what is left.


Vegemite is made from used brewers' yeast extract, a by-product of beer manufacturing, with various vegetables and spice added. It is salty, slightly bitter, and umami or malty ........ similar to beef bouillon.

It is not as intensely flavoured as British Marmite and it is less sweet than the New Zealand version of Marmite.




s
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Well he has been doing all this research for free for the last two years...why bother now when there are always some kind person who will do it for him

ja...x

Jax Sylvia

What is the number if that thread of last night -! Peter ! - that you both discussed


Please


Renes

This one Renes one of many

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards.asp?wci=thread&tk=1236760

ja...x

Sylvia,

The one about re-educating the moderators, signed Alex S

The one saying that they don't discuss individual postings, signed Rachel

An earlier one about the matter, signed Laura.

Vegemite....ewee...vile

Marmite is salty but then again I luvs salt...I know, bad for you etc...but the B vitamin is very good for you...

I think with the food I eat I must be vitamin overloaded but I'm told you wee out the stuff you don’t need!

Must put my feet up ;)

That's sweetie - thought may have free sites for i could have passed on to my old friend who is just starting her tree - she has done very well - has a lot of family information written down already - and her Mum told her loads of information and stories

I look up for her but she likes rooting about - I check the boards for free sites and OPC etc and send them to her

He was just another numpty - looking for something for nothing


Thanks sweetie


Renes