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@kneehighboots wrote:
I’d hire a school hall, c/w kitchens, invite everyone from JC, and make lots of Meat and Potatoe Pies with a huge tupperware box full of Red Cabbage (even though i can’t abide the stuff), and provide lots of beer and wine, and let you all get on with it
Afters? It has to be custard pies… just right for the ensuing food fight!
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ENJOY!
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Meat and potato pies with a rich gravy sauce. mmmm
Roasted potatoes flavoured with garlic and rosemary would be nice too and some fine beans and a few carrots. :wink:I love traditional stuff. :P
I would love to put a custard pie in sharon’s face.
She’d get one from me.
No question.
Dawny too.
Maybe I should make a list. :roll:@cas wrote:
@sir Actor wrote:
But I’m not sure I like JK Rowling anymore.
I read today that she has donated £1,000,000 to the Labour Party.
She says that most under privileged families in this country will benefit from a Brown government than a Cameron-led one.
When you consider how much damage this government has done to the country I find it hard to believe that Rowling should support them in any way whatsoever.
Why support any political party?
They’ve all got their snouts in the trough.Labour are currently £17,800,000 in debt so her donation will be wisely spent then.
Personally, I’d like to see all politicians being scrutinised for their true worth to this country.
Then I’d line them up against a wall, next to Harry Potter, and have them shot.Rant over
I’d say read Shazzers post ,,,,,,,,, before making any hard and fast decisions about any of them.
Still,,,,,,,,,,they do say don’t they, theres more out than in :wink: :lol: :lol:
cas,
at the end of the day politicians are top of the food chain and a law unto themselves.
They don’t deserve our respect.
Even at local council level they are fiddling their expenses – an issue that my local newspaper headlined recently.Read Richard Littlejohn’s Britain and you’ll never trust another one of them again.
Ever.I’d say no too.
When I was a youth my parents would never let my girlfriend stay overnight.
I woiuldn’t have asked anyway.It never used to stop us having sex in my room though.
Most of the time we’d be at it when there was no-one there.
But I do remember my mum knocking on my door once just as we were in the middle of something exciting.
That was a close call.
Overall though I never asked or made an issue about the girlfriend staying the night and I think my parents respected me for that.Elgar’s finest.
@sunny wrote:
@sir Actor wrote:
@sunny wrote:
If you call footy shirts and docs fashion then im top of the list 8)
Nice one sunny and totally unpretentious. :wink:
HUH :?
You don’t waffle on like Pepper m’dear.
btw I heard he’s been demoted to Corporal now.
It seems he’s been tampering with his uniform.
Pink doesn’t work so well on the parade ground . :lol:@(f)politics? wrote:
its her money she can do with it what she likes in my opinion
:roll: I’d spend most of it on wine and women.
The rest of it would probably be wasted.@sunny wrote:
If you call footy shirts and docs fashion then im top of the list 8)
Nice one sunny and totally unpretentious. :wink:
@bon bon wrote:
its all about giving me more confidence
something I sadly lack:roll: try hypnosis. I used it to quit smoking.
There’s a confident person lurking around in all of us somewhere.@sharongooner wrote:
My mouth is now on fire… too much cayenne pepper in my chip kebab, but it was lovely!
love ya rubester gonna package you up and sell you on ebay 8)
I’ll give you 50p for her. :roll:
And that’s only cos i’m feeling generous.@Rosepetal wrote:
@sir Actor wrote:
I’ve just phoned him up.
He’s out of breath beause he is trying to get his hands on some baked beans from morrisons.
He says he’ll be back soon to start his very own “how to make a sponge pudding” thread.Treacle I expect!
Yeah Heinz treacle sponge pudding. :wink:
