What are you eating and drinking tonight?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
General Mannerheim wrote:what has he ever done to upset you!?
yeah must agree the contents are pretty spectacular so its a shame about the gimmicky receptacle!
At least you know that if you peel the foil off you should be okay to drink out of the can. With others you don't know the last time a rat ran across the top of it, spilling the piss from it's permanently open bladder onto the top of the can.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
just made and ate risotto - with garlic, smoked salmon, mascarpone, chopped fresh parsley, lemon zest & juice..
it was frickin awesome!
it was frickin awesome!

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Taking the piss, literally. 



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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
YUM! just been up to the local fishmongers and bought a couple of mackerel (which he filleted for me) and served them (shallow fried) with new potatoes, samphire and a pepper sauce... simple - but awesome! 

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
I'm actually more concerned about those kecks Bruce.Bruce Rioja wrote:Taking the piss, literally.
wtf ?!?!
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That can't have been taken in Ireland otherwise the dish would have been served 'avec du champ'.
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also - served by a woman - she has the urinal the wrong way up...
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
I think I'll have the prawn cocktail please. And, Garcon............. Any chance of you serving it in a skip? Yes, a skip!


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I imagine that customer implicitly requested a toy skip to contain one whole Langoustine and a salad in a separate compartment
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Hasn't everyone had prawn cocktail Skips at one time or other?
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Kaboom
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Little Green Man wrote:Hasn't everyone had prawn cocktail Skips at one time or other?

Bravo
And yes, on a brown bread butty with Marmite and Edam cheese. Don't knock it 'til you've tried it.

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
I suspect most of these are just made up.
You lot obviously read too much Daily Mail the way you get incredibly angry at things you have no way of knowing are true or not!
You lot obviously read too much Daily Mail the way you get incredibly angry at things you have no way of knowing are true or not!
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You're quite clearly a part of the problem.Lord Kangana wrote:I suspect most of these are just made up.
You lot obviously read too much Daily Mail the way you get incredibly angry at things you have no way of knowing are true or not!

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...and you get incredibly defensive about stuff you don't know is true or not and you say you are absolutely not at all in any a tiny bit responsible for!Lord Kangana wrote:I suspect most of these are just made up.
You lot obviously read too much Daily Mail the way you get incredibly angry at things you have no way of knowing are true or not!

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They are all made up... And no one is really angry... Apart from bobo and hoboh who are permanently angry, but only at the wrong targets...Lord Kangana wrote:I suspect most of these are just made up.
You lot obviously read too much Daily Mail the way you get incredibly angry at things you have no way of knowing are true or not!
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Little Green Man wrote:Hasn't everyone had prawn cocktail Skips at one time or other?
Oh, well done!
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
bobo is perfectly fine, thanks very much !William the White wrote:They are all made up... And no one is really angry... Apart from bobo and hoboh who are permanently angry, but only at the wrong targets...Lord Kangana wrote:I suspect most of these are just made up.
You lot obviously read too much Daily Mail the way you get incredibly angry at things you have no way of knowing are true or not!
Not advocating mass-murder as an entirely positive experience, of course, but it had its moments.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Speaking of yourself in the third person would indicate otherwisebobo the clown wrote:bobo is perfectly fine, thanks very much !William the White wrote:They are all made up... And no one is really angry... Apart from bobo and hoboh who are permanently angry, but only at the wrong targets...Lord Kangana wrote:I suspect most of these are just made up.
You lot obviously read too much Daily Mail the way you get incredibly angry at things you have no way of knowing are true or not!

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The words simply don't exist!


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