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Leinster in London wrote: ↑Mon Nov 16, 2020 11:24 pm

Yorkshire Pud, & Crumpets should be bottom rung.
Cauliflower cheese, kippers, & jellied eels are for the bin.
Laver-bread has still to be judged.
Black pudding and Haggis should go up.

That's not fecking laverbread!!!...

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Can't we all be friends? Be nice if we could. I have always been fond of the contributions and debates we have on the Welsh thread. Yet I know where I am welcome. F365 have been great to me. On the other hand some of the comments on NPR (I have lurked) have been very disappointing. Shame. No need t...

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Bimboc69 wrote:Who are the deserters?

Me for one, no banner ads, no Derwyn..

Win win all round..

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Jeff the Bear wrote:I'm confused now...are we staying here or moving?

Get the feck out Jethro..

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Torquemada 1420 wrote:
Openside wrote:If it was foreskin issues he needed help with I am definitely not the right man for the job
The board's only Scottish Jew?!

His father wasn't paying attention to the doctor, but agreed to something as he heard the words "10% off"...

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ASMO working on it atm..

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Openside wrote:Yup almost universally good sorts only met one poster I thought was a complete knobjockey (from the get go) no names no pack drill...

The feeling was mutual..

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echo wrote:social distancing el salvador style. . . .

Anyone else start humming "Oops upside your head, oops upside your head.."?

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iarmhiman wrote:Might get a good thunderstorm tonight

Just watching fantastic anvil cloud forming over North Devon..

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Seen them over Llanelli heading to Pembrey area, tend to be mid afternoon and return early evening..

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Which poster had the seemingly endless list of similes for an unkempt flange? I still use ‘like a gorilla having an autopsy’ to this day. Also like to reference ‘like she’d been hit between the legs by a bag of soot’ every now and again. A fanny like Brian Mays plug hole is infinitely superior... R...

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GWO2 wrote:If you are including local makers, Joe`s of Mumbles has quite a good reputation.

This...

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Kiwias wrote:It's a short video but seriously worth watching

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GgDHvl1wD20

Why did that sheep jump off the cliff?..

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happyhooker wrote:
Mr Mike wrote:
happyhooker wrote:
MrJonno wrote:Is anyone else slightly discombobulated by the frequent use of the word 'growler' on here? Personally I've never been offered the opportunity to drink beer from one.
You haven't lived
Genius line.
Great minds/fools etc

(I had edited before your response!!)

I was thinking sideways...

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If Jeremy Beadle was a doctor, would a box last 50% longer?..

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Excuse me? Of course it is two pieces, there are plenty of tasks medically that don’t require two gloves!! I try to give the benefit of the doubt that your persona on here is acted up a bit, but you really do seem to be as thick as you come across sometimes. Do you genuinely believe that there are ...

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Branson is now a minor shareholder, Delta, 49%, Air France, 39 %, VA Holdings, 21%.
Branson is a shareholder in VA Holdings..

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Openside wrote:I posted a photo on FB of my buzz cut and it was promptly bastardised by TB63 and Fatcat.

Explaining to CMOS why someone had posted a lawnmower in the back of the picture was a tad awkward!!

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How stupid do you have to believe we have this amazing technology? A tower that an beam viruses into people's systems? How stupid do you have to be to think that's what all the naysayers are saying? Some people maybe, but not all. Most concern is that radiation lowers the immune system, and make pe...

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All depends on the angle of the dangle..

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Flour has vanished.. I bake my own bread and just had to order through Amazon.. Are you UK based? If you don't mind more specialised flour (spelt, emmer, rye) craggs and co have plenty http://www.craggsandco.co.uk/ Thanks. But £3 a kilo!!.. :shock: Bought 25 kilos for £26, delivery tomorrow. .

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Hate them. Hadn't heard about them before seeing them in January. Most unnatural unnerving sight I've ever seen in the sky, really ugly. Apparently he wants to put 42000 of them into orbit. And once they reach operational altitude, they won't be visible with the naked eye.. Sheesh, bet farmerdaves ...

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f**king things, destroying Astronomy - the science that led us to develop space tech in the first place. fudge Musk, the loony. Good news is the business plan makes no sense so in ten years or so they'll be gone. They're only visible shortly after launch, once they go up to operational altitude the...

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message #2527204 wrote:Will they be overhead in the uk? What time?

Download Heavens Above app, it geo locates and will give you realtime and forecasts for passes at your position..

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Should be a good show if weather holds, 8.30 pm onwards for at least an hour, watched them last night, could see 7 at a time in a row crossing the sky..

Download Heavens - Above app and click on nightly events for times, click on the satellite name for a projection of where it will appear above you..

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Pad is way too high..

Hand in your Taff badge you useless cockwomble. ..

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Chicken going on the rotisserie in an hour for a couple of hours slow cook.. Well full on Sunday lunch cooked, daughter and grandkids came up, social distancing rules observed as my parents are both in their nineties so we stayed inside, rest of tribe outside, my daughter is diabetic and asthmatic,...

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Chicken going on the rotisserie in an hour for a couple of hours slow cook..

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Flour has vanished..

I bake my own bread and just had to order through Amazon..

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happyhooker wrote:A Kashmiri style curry this evening with homemade paratha

Just looked up recipe for that.. bookmarked...

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King prawn satay skewers tonight.. Home made satay sauce knocks the crap you get from a takeaway into a cocked hat...

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Mog, quick tip, make sure the pie mix is fridge cold before you put it in the pastry case, helps the bottom pastry cook. . I will definitely do that next time, although the bottom pasty actually cooked really nicely! What was hard when they were warmer is just rolling it out and getting the edges t...

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Right, I have a wild duck (mallard I think) which I’m planning to roast rare to medium-rare. Given average store cupboard ingredients what would you do to accompany it / sauce it or what would you do with it instead of roasting? Spatchcock it, hoisin and plum sauce marinade on the bbq.. Thanks for ...

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Dobby? .....

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nuffsaid wrote:Right, I have a wild duck (mallard I think) which I’m planning to roast rare to medium-rare. Given average store cupboard ingredients what would you do to accompany it / sauce it or what would you do with it instead of roasting?

Spatchcock it, hoisin and plum sauce marinade on the bbq..

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Wyndham Upalot wrote:Gave a couple of quid to that wonderful Army Capt.

Yup, 20 squids off me..

Plus clapped tonight, 95% for the NHS, 5% to piss off Keith..

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Mog, quick tip, make sure the pie mix is fridge cold before you put it in the pastry case, helps the bottom pastry cook. .

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I know very little about pies and they're not really eaten in Ireland like the UK or Oz but what kind of pastry is best? Puff or shortcrust? Steak and ale pie tonight.. Cooked chunks of beef coated in flour till brown, added a bottle of porter, whole shallots, button mushrooms, mustard and cooked o...

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Ta..

Tbf, my dad always cooked the evening meal for them both, so now I cook, and try to cook something different everyday, so far so good, I enjoy cooking and as they are both pre WW2 children, they eat everything!

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Corned beef rissoles, triple cooked chips and baked beans... Food of my yoof, mum gave me best complement ever.. they're better than mine, how do you make them.. yessss, result... Tbh, I'm now acting as a carer for my 90+ year old parents, both active but wouldn't be able to cope with the queueing i...

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