Installing Indoor Cat Tree

[Martin B]

Does anybody else watch it? I'm addicted. I think it's great seeing other peoples ideas. It aslo makes me laugh/feel good when I see products that appeared on the show first in the shops!

 

For Christmas, I got an EggLAM cube. The bedlam cube is similar to a rubbix cube, you have all of the pieces in a box, you take them out, mix them up and have to put them back into the box so that the lid closes. It's given me a problem since Christmasm, but over the last week my Dad has had endless efforts, and I'm proud to say that he has done it!

 

I reccomend an EggLAM to all chicken fanatics, because they are all white pieces except one yellow piece which is the yolk, and you have to get the yolk in the middle.

 

The pictures aren't the best, flas was turned on by accident.

The first one show the cube as a whole and the other shows the yolk in the middle.

 

There about £9.99 and worth a try!

[Cate in NZ]

Martin, it looks great, but I'm one of those hopeless people who struggled, and struggled to complete a Rubiks cube way back in the 70's or 80's when they were a new craze. I NEVER, EVER completed it One of my sister's managed it in about 10 mins flat, the other disappeared to her bedroom and emerged an hour later saying she'd done it, but in fact she'd just removed and replaced all the stickers. I just never did it, by cheating or otherwise.

I don't think I'll humiliate myself any further by attempting the EggLam, but thanks for telling me about it. Maybe my son would find it interesting.

 

I've never watched Dragons Den. I've herad it's good, but I keep forgetting to watch it. Usually because I'm on here

[Martin B]

WEDNESDAY'S BBC2 8pm!

 

It really is worth the watch!

[Guest]

I could do the Rubik's cube in about 10 minutes........ with a screwdriver...

[chelsea]

I used to take all the stickers off my rubix cube and re-stick them to solve the puzzle !!

[Cinnamon]

I am loving Dragons Den - it is fantastic stuff.

The Scottish guy is yummy

 

How mad was that Chinese woman with the car hire compamy,eh?

 

I still cannot believe how ill prepared some of the people are - I mean they have watched the show before,haven't they?????

[theherd123]

Martin i love your calendar!!!

 

Are they fruit & veg people???

[Martin B]

I like the reggae sauce man last week!

[hillfamily]

I could do the Rubik's cube in about 10 minutes........ with a screwdriver...

 

I used to pull mine apart and put it back together in the right order

 

Thanks Martin for posting the picture - have got my Bedlam cube reaasembled much further than normal - any possibility of a photo from another angle so I can finally put it back together (and show my children what a clever mummy they have )

[bronze]

My grandpa used to ,make those puzzles out of wood. My hubbie likes doing them so I seem to have inherited a few

[Martin B]

Sorry Pam, but it is no longer a pretty cube anymore!

[hillfamily]

will just have to keep driving myself mad..

[Martin B]

[Popcorn]

Martin - I'm an addict too. I'm a Duncan fan mostly though, although I do have a soft spot for Peter Jones.

 

I cannot stand the blonde woman - is it Denise? I think she can be unnecessarily rude to people who are in a very vulnerable, nervous position and she NEVER smiles. Loads of frown wrinkles.

 

I did prefer the Dragons from the first series too. I have yet to find anything in the shops that I've seen on the program. I have spotted the yogabugs on the web though. I wonder how they are doing?

[Martin B]

It's Deborah Meaden who is the moody old lady!

 

I've seen the bedlam cubes and the chinese-all-in-one kit that contained chopstiks, pre-packed ingredients, recipe book and hot stone stove. I remember seing something else I just can't remember what it was called.

 

Martin

[The Dogmother]

Phil's watching it Martin - he's in the process of patenting something that he's designed himself. As you'd expect, it's got some slick 3D imaging; can't say any more though - I've even signed an NDA

 

Let's hope he makes a fortune with it - I'd like to be a kept woman for a change.

[Martin B]

Good luck Phil!

[AnnieP]

Looks good Martin.

I never did beyod the top layer of a Rubic's cube either.... even with cheat instructions in front of me....

 

I can do marble solitaire though!

[Mel (& Paul)]

Looks good Martin.

I never did beyod the top layer of a Rubic's cube either.... even with cheat instructions in front of me....

 

I can do marble solitaire though!

 

 

 

Are they the marbles that Jonnie lost

[AnnieP]

Oh, most definately!

Never did find all of them...

[Mel (& Paul)]

Now that explains a lot

[kannie]

We always watch it too Martin. Good trying to guess who's going to get offers and who's going to blow it (which some of them do very quickly!)

 

Did you see that other programme on recently - very similar in some ways - a panel of millionaires giving out money to people who just go and make requests for all sorts of things, not just business ideas. I only saw part of one episode, and I think the series has finished now. It was interesting too - especially as there was an audience who cheered and booed!

[Popcorn]

It's Deborah Meaden who is the moody old lady!

 

That's her! Deborah Meaden.

 

Not a fan here. I find her a bit intimidating and there's no sign of a soft centre at all

 

Clare!!! Fingers crossed you can have your attic finished at last!!

[Martin B]

It's on BBC2 now if anyone is interested. A repeat of last weeks!

[Egluntyne]

Watched about 10 mins last night.

 

Odd... girl with a car rental idea got 2 of them to back her, but they wanted a higher stake in her company so she turned them down.

 

She had no idea about her accounts so I was amazed that they offered her the dosh at all.