oakiecokie
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Wonderful comedy BT and so glad you understood my line.My favourite one is still when Jim & Twiggy are stripping the wallpaper and they start dancing.Superb and they said that some of that was improvised.
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What food do you hate,that at one time you ate.
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kashmir
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The burgers sold on the kippax car park after the match
Pig's toes boiled for hours and then drained and re-boiled again in fresh water.
God knows there wasn't an ounce of meat on them but we would gorge ourselves on the sticky fat. It was especially nice with a pint of Guinness.
Also brawn; which was basically processed pig's brain covered in a vile red dye. My father used to love it on a sandwich, smothered with brown sauce and topped off with cheddar cheese that he'd deliberately allowed to go hard & orange. He also used to drink a cup of half milk/half water which just tasted like water. So it was a waste of milk really.
He grew up during the Great Depression, my auld fella. I think that had some bearing on his dietary habits.
Guinness with milk in. My mother would give us a small glass of this after we'd been ill. God love her she actually believed it was good for us.
I also saw a friend's wife put a dash of black currant into her Guinness, the other day. If I'd caught her cheating on him, I couldn't possibly have been more disgusted with her.
God knows there wasn't an ounce of meat on them but we would gorge ourselves on the sticky fat. It was especially nice with a pint of Guinness.
Also brawn; which was basically processed pig's brain covered in a vile red dye. My father used to love it on a sandwich, smothered with brown sauce and topped off with cheddar cheese that he'd deliberately allowed to go hard & orange. He also used to drink a cup of half milk/half water which just tasted like water. So it was a waste of milk really.
He grew up during the Great Depression, my auld fella. I think that had some bearing on his dietary habits.
Guinness with milk in. My mother would give us a small glass of this after we'd been ill. God love her she actually believed it was good for us.
I also saw a friend's wife put a dash of black currant into her Guinness, the other day. If I'd caught her cheating on him, I couldn't possibly have been more disgusted with her.