Eee.. when I were a lad

[Bagpuss]

Does anyone remember having Brawn?

When I were a little 'un , mother used to put a slice of Brawn on our chips, it would melt within a minute , it must have had a high fatty content.
I wonder if I would still eat it now ?

Yes I remember Braun,can't remember seeing it since the 1980s though. If I want Offal today I go to McDonalds

[Board Game Geek]

Is the only defence against that to cover yourself completely in mud?

Glad someone knows their movies...no one else was clever enough to get the reference.

And yes, mud is a well known protective layer against laser sights locking on to you. Worked for Arnie, didn't it ?

[xoggoth]

You can still get it. Saw some the other day but can't remember where. Never tried eating it but it looks really pretty.

[hyperD]

Hungarian Pörkölt is a great recipe, especially if you use pig's trotters. It's a stew with lots of paprika, onions, herbs and vegetables. Beautiful rich red sauce and lovely with plenty of sour cream.

We often get trotters from our butcher for free as most people make the sign of the cross whenever they see something that's not hermetically sealed in a polystyrene tray.

[Bagpuss]

Last time I cooked trotters I made a pigs ear of it

I'll get me coat

[voodooflux]

Glad someone knows their movies...no one else was clever enough to get the reference.

I thank you sir

[zara_backdog]

My mum use to cook Pigs Trotters - Yuk

I use to bring Rabbits back which we use to shot on a local farm when I was about 14 she use to cook them for heself and dad - could never bring myself to eat them myself.

[EternalOptimist]

My mum use to cook Pigs Trotters - Yuk

I use to bring Rabbits back which we use to shot on a local farm when I was about 14 she use to cook them for heself and dad - could never bring myself to eat them myself.

Some women prepare them boiled.

[zara_backdog]

Some women prepare them boiled.

Mum cooked them (the rabbits) in a pie

[DaveB]

Glad someone knows their movies...no one else was clever enough to get the reference.

And yes, mud is a well known protective layer against laser sights locking on to you. Worked for Arnie, didn't it ?

Actually it was a defence against the IR vision used by the Predator since it didnt appear to be able to see in the human visible spectrum. The target designator tracked the aliens vision rather than being an independant targetting system so what it looked at was what it shot at.

IGMC.