> "Silk" privacy.net> wrote
>

>> It's not like that at all. just a group of like-minded people getting
>> together to swap notes. There's no IAM/RoSPA willy waving. I was taken out
>> for a drive by a lorry driver on the last one and he was very good indeed.
>> Triple S was also there.

>
> If I can get there I will- if it's a Saturday I'll most probably have the
> truck with me, on my way back from Crediton with a usual Saturday morning
> run-in with 26 tonnes of UHT milk-how come so many people buy this vile muck
> that trucks queue up down the road in Crediton to load it?
>
> I have never in my life met anyone who drinks UHT milk, but obviously
> somebody has to or we wouldn't drag so much of it back from...

>> If I can get there I will- if it's a Saturday I'll most probably have
>> the truck with me, on my way back from Crediton with a usual Saturday
>> morning run-in with 26 tonnes of UHT milk-how come so many people buy
>> this vile muck that trucks queue up down the road in Crediton to load
>> it?
>>
>> I have never in my life met anyone who drinks UHT milk, but obviously
>> somebody has to or we wouldn't drag so much of it back from Devon to
>> Tesco.

> It makes excellent custard. Can't think of any other use for it though.

> "Man at B&Q" hotmail.com> gurgled happily, sounding much like
> they were saying:
>

>>> If I can get there I will- if it's a Saturday I'll most probably have
>>> the truck with me, on my way back from Crediton with a usual Saturday
>>> morning run-in with 26 tonnes of UHT milk-how come so many people buy
>>> this vile muck that trucks queue up down the road in Crediton to load
>>> it?
>>>
>>> I have never in my life met anyone who drinks UHT milk, but obviously
>>> somebody has to or we wouldn't drag so much of it back from Devon to
>>> Tesco.

>

>> It makes excellent custard. Can't think of any other use for it though.

>
> Somebody's obviously not stayed in a B&B or hotel recently, and seen the
> little portion tubs of the stuff by the kettle in the room.
>
> And that's before we go near the amount that must be used in other food ...

> Adrian wrote:

>> "Man at B&Q" hotmail.com> gurgled happily, sounding much like
>> they were saying:
>>

>>>> If I can get there I will- if it's a Saturday I'll most probably have
>>>> the truck with me, on my way back from Crediton with a usual Saturday
>>>> morning run-in with 26 tonnes of UHT milk-how come so many people buy
>>>> this vile muck that trucks queue up down the road in Crediton to load
>>>> it?
>>>>
>>>> I have never in my life met anyone who drinks UHT milk, but obviously
>>>> somebody has to or we wouldn't drag so much of it back from Devon to
>>>> Tesco.

>>

>>> It makes excellent custard. Can't think of any other use for it though.

>>
>> Somebody's obviously not stayed in a B&B or hotel recently, and seen the
>> little portion tubs of the stuff by the kettle in the room. ...

>...
>for the much same reasons old people hate decimalisation.

>>for the much same reasons old people hate decimalisation.

> I'm oldish (seventy-one).
>
> I don't.

>>>>for the much same reasons old people hate decimalisation.

>>> I'm oldish (seventy-one).
>>>
>>> I don't.

>> I'm not altogether certain that's old enough, when it comes to "hating
>> decimalisation".

> Ahem. I'm in my early Fifties and recall D-Day.

> TBH, I have an idea that with the anti-UHT brigade it's more to do with
> politics than taste.

> Alan White ukgateway.net> gurgled happily, sounding much like
> they were saying:
>

>>>for the much same reasons old people hate decimalisation.

>

>> I'm oldish (seventy-one).
>>
>> I don't.

>
> I'm not altogether certain that's old enough, when it comes to "hating
> decimalisation". FFS, I'm rapidly approaching 40, yet was born after The
> Much Mourned Loss Of The Shilling...

>
> Silk wrote:
>

>> TBH, I have an idea that with the anti-UHT brigade it's more to do with
>> politics than taste.

>
> You've got to be joking. UHT tastes vile.