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So when are we expecting a little Winston to appear then Churchill??Originally posted by Churchill View PostOf course you do.
Or are you really in the TA????!!!!!
What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostSo when are we expecting a little Winston to appear then Churchill??
Or are you really in the TA????!!!!!
Hard Brexit now!
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Isn't that the nature of chicken?Originally posted by sasguru View PostAnyway Nandos is tulipe.
Tasteless battery farmed chicken which is why you need the strong, unsubtle sauces: to cover up the fact the chicken tastes of absolutely nothing.
You can't blame Nando's for that.Comment
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Battery farming is the best kind. Don't want those birds outside in the mud eating worms...Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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Nah - a free-range chicken tastes of something. Also depends on its diet.Originally posted by Clippy View PostIsn't that the nature of chicken?Hard Brexit now!
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I roasted a nice free range corn fed chicken yesterday. Lovely. Well worth the extra money.
Nandos is OKish. Chicken will not taste of anything though, it's just something to put the sauces on.Comment
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It took quite a few.... I was one of those wet, smelly ones that seem to hang around, a right irritation.... I remember distinctly cos the conversation was:Originally posted by sasguru View PostFFS Are you Suityou mark 2?
Would you like to tell us how many sheets of paper you used for your bum afterwards.
FFS.
MrsD (from bottom of stairs): "Hey Drewster - Hurry up your beer is ready"
D: "Sorry I a having a bit of trouble"
MrsD: "Oh you are not having a SAS are you!!! Oh FFS thats gonna take 'kin ages for the stench to clear.... and those bloody skid marks....... thats disgusting!!!
Remind me again why do you call the worst, wettest evil kind of Tulips a SAS???"Comment
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I refer you to my original post:Originally posted by sasguru View PostAnyway Nandos is tulipe.
Tasteless battery farmed chicken which is why you need the strong, unsubtle sauces: to cover up the fact the chicken tastes of absolutely nothing.
1) Try to read my posts before you open your Tulip TrapOriginally posted by Drewster View Post.......its not my idea of a treat... but I am not 12.....
2) Unlike you - I think of other people.... My daughter chose Nandos not me........Comment
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