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Just wanted to introduce myself. My name's Jim, I'm new here, I've been a fan for ages, and am very excited about Waiting for the siren's call. "Krafty" just gets better with each listen. Yay.

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'Scuse me - sirens' call, I mean.

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Escape is impossible.

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Cheese inevitable.

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Originally posted by Huntsman Cheese inevitable.:hat:

Do you ever freeze cheese? Missus pointed out our freezers guide to freezing cheese. struck me as a very odd thing to do.

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Tricky one.

If you freeze milk (in its prime), it will turn a difficult shade of yellow. I've not attempted the same scam with cheese, its just too risky.

That said, if you obtain a cheese pie from the shops and store that below the freezing point, when that is cooked up the cheese pops back to life unaltered.

Hopefully someone can clear this up before too long.

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I don't want to get your misses in trouble with the law, but could she not try a slither of Red Leicester?

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Eating it or freezing it?

I think we've depleted our stocks of cheese. Could someone else do it and report back on the characteristics of it's frozen state and again once it's returned to it's normal state?

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I think its only proper for Jim Ferguson to tackle this cheese venture.

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Probably best not to utilise a Kraft cheese, though. Unless they do the proper stuff, as well as the spreadable muck.

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The penny has dropped. The album is actually called "Waiting For The Cheese To Thaw" - it's Bernard's Mancunian accent that makes you think otherwise!

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Official title confirmed.

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wow this is the first time ive seen huntsman talk

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Huntsman wrote: I think its only proper for Jim Ferguson to tackle this cheese venture.

I've never been fond of "World in motion."

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Spike wrote: wow this is the first time ive seen huntsman talk

No worry. I haven't see him talk about crisps yet.

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Spike wrote: wow this is the first time ive seen huntsman talk

I believe you're actually reading him type (but not live, nor in person).

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You've got an intriguing visual combo going for yourself there Pope; perhaps the highest symbol of the Catholic church (spuriously skewered to fit your own personage), an extremely graphic film of a head exploding in slow motion - and to my knowledge the most offensive swear word ever created throughout the entire history of English language.

Its disturbing, yes ... but it somehow works.

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Glad I have the Huntsman Seal of Approval®.

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Well.

Sorry to interrupt all this scintillating conversation. You've made me feel very welcome. Thanks a lot. Bye.

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Welcome to the site Jim and I'm glad to see someone else who dislikes WIM :thumb:

Stick around, not everyone's as mad as Huntsman:D

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Don't mind us, Jim. We're just a bunch of nutters anyway. You're very welcome, but we don't let on that way. Stick around for a few months and we'll start to grow on you like mildew...at least those of us with an ounce of humor sense.

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Huntsman wrote: You've got an intriguing visual combo going for yourself there Pope;... and to my knowledge the most offensive swear word ever created throughout the entire history of English language.

Its disturbing, yes ... but it somehow works.

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You're right, the M1 is extremely fucking offensive.

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Spotnick wrote:

Spike wrote: wow this is the first time ive seen huntsman talk

No worry. I haven't see him talk about crisps yet.

I miss crisps.... haha

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Originally posted by Spike wow this is the first time ive seen huntsman talk

He talks a lot. He's very talky

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