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no6bus · **Joined:** Thu Aug 17, 2006 8:55 pm **Posts:** 5096

Mr Ripper wrote:

Pierrepoint wrote:

Grave wrote:

Proof that both Morrisons and asda are bounders

ASDA may be a correctly put by Mr Ripper for "lower end" of the market but let's not forget the support they gave "The Monkeyhanger" project during our media whoring days ..

Without them our little foray into the Top 40 would've been impossible

I fully fully fully concur.

I don't have a problem with Asda, only with the exceedingly high number of fat, smelly, thick, ignorant no-marks who use their aisles as a place to meet their peers or let their kids run, scream and cry.

And the yakkers seem to use the place for a day out, which may in some part explain the above.

Fortunately for Tesco they're far enough away from most of the bus routes to discourage the chavtastic element of our society from making the effort to get there.

no longer

no2 to tesco every 30 mins from the manor :shock:

Fensy · **Joined:** Thu Aug 17, 2006 9:15 pm **Posts:** 6476

Salty wrote:

fooking love come dine with me, me

so does my missus, she loves all foody programmes on the telly, she is watching the Levi Roots Caribbean food one on BBC2 right this minute some of the stuff on there does look nice though, she bought the cookbook the other week

Yubep · **Joined:** Wed Jan 31, 2007 6:35 pm **Posts:** 25266

Anyone else forced to watch the come dine with me of wedding programmes on living too? called 'four weddings' i believe, thank christ for footy manager i say, gives me a great uninterrupted hour on it..

Poolie of Kent · **Posted:** Mon Sep 07, 2009 9:11 pm

Yubep wrote:

Anyone else forced to watch the come dine with me of wedding programmes on living too? called 'four weddings' i believe, thank christ for footy manager i say, gives me a great uninterrupted hour on it..

Have you seen the latest idea for programming on Living?

"Dating in the Dark"

I kid you not - just like Ronseal this programme, does exactly what it says on the tin. :laugh:

BillinghamPoolie · **Posted:** Tue Sep 08, 2009 12:17 am

ElvisAintDead wrote:

The Lightning Tree wrote:

The Square Kitchen do a lovely sunday lunch. Beats slaving over a stove and queuing to get a few veg and a joint of meat.

Wheres the satisfaction in that?!

Man United win football matches, but I wouldn't watch them if you paid me.

Never much of a queue in Watsons for me Veg..they'd just ran out of Rosemary!

We used to go out for Sunday Lunch every now and again, but the lads finally realised the food they got at home from PC, with my minor contribution, was always better than anything the local pubs and restaurants could dish up. Not to mention much cheaper.

BillinghamPoolie · **Posted:** Tue Sep 08, 2009 12:19 am

Grabec wrote:

ElvisAintDead wrote:

Mind, out of the three feckers Asda was the ONLY place I could get fresh Rosemary yesterday morning. rage

I've got rosemary growing to a terrifying height in my garden, elvis. if you stand at a pre-arranged spot at the match on Sat, I'll gladly give you a bunch. Anyone else want any??

I'll happily take some of your hands. So that we can experiment with Elvis's recipe for the perfect roastie.

grabec · **Posted:** Tue Sep 08, 2009 9:05 am

Right, BP. Anyone else? Not sure how I'm going to find everyone, like, to deliver the erbs.

Pierrepoint · **Joined:** Sat Jan 17, 2009 3:04 am **Posts:** 1723

Grabec wrote:

Right, BP. Anyone else? Not sure how I'm going to find everyone, like, to deliver the erbs.

I'm sure you could shift some at Scarborough Fair ....

grabec · **Posted:** Tue Sep 08, 2009 10:09 am

Pierrepoint wrote:

Grabec wrote:

Right, BP. Anyone else? Not sure how I'm going to find everyone, like, to deliver the erbs.

I'm sure you could shift some at Scarborough Fair ....

You don't want me to start singing, Pierre, do you?
That song has many verses, many of them pinched from Martin Carthy by Simon and Garf.
Also:

"Rosemary represents faithfulness, love and remembrance. Ancient Greek lovers used to give rosemary to their ladies, and the custom of a bride wearing twigs of rosemary in her hair is still practised in England and several other European countries today. The herb also stands for sensibility and prudence. Ancient Roman doctors recommended putting a small bag of rosemary leaves under the pillow of someone who had to perform a difficult mental task, such as an exam. Rosemary is associated with feminine love, because it's very strong and tough, although it grows slowly."

Salty · **Posted:** Tue Sep 08, 2009 8:11 pm

and that pesky Bob Dylan ripped Sir Carthy off too didn't he?!

TalbotAvenger · **Posted:** Tue Sep 08, 2009 8:14 pm

poolie bri wrote:

Yubep wrote:

Come dine with me is good, as a show it comes across very 'live' and real, but it is very very staged.

jesus get a life kitchens for women

Aye, tell Jamie Oliver and Gordon Ramsay that

threepintwonder · **Posted:** Tue Sep 08, 2009 8:24 pm

TalbotAvenger wrote:

poolie bri wrote:

Yubep wrote:

Come dine with me is good, as a show it comes across very 'live' and real, but it is very very staged.

jesus get a life kitchens for women

Aye, tell Jamie Oliver and Gordon Ramsay that

and the hairy bikers

BillinghamPoolie · **Posted:** Sat Sep 12, 2009 8:19 pm

Grabec wrote:

Right, BP. Anyone else? Not sure how I'm going to find everyone, like, to deliver the erbs.

Thanks for the delivery today. clappp

Just printed out Mr Dead's instructions for in the morning, PC's got a lovely leg of Lamb to accompany the roasties, I'm salivating now just thinking about it. :grin:

grabec · **Posted:** Sun Sep 13, 2009 10:46 am

You're very welcome, BP. Let me know if you'd like any more.

grabec · **Posted:** Sun Sep 13, 2009 10:50 am

And very good to meet you, too, Elvis. :coool:

Enjoy your dinner!

BillinghamPoolie · **Posted:** Sun Sep 13, 2009 3:17 pm

I've just done a quick straw poll of the BP's. 5 votes for EAD's roasties, and an extra twist to what was already the culinary high point of the week, thanks to PC's sterling work in the kitchen, while the menfolk of the house relax and recover from the exertions of the week. :grin:

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