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Bazza gets caught
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How many hours is that?Originally posted by cailin maith View Post20 days
Not that I am obsessively counting or anything...
When are you seeing the PT?
Most importantly - when are you coming to LOndon?Comment
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Or a top techie postOriginally posted by RichardCranium View PostPlease provide a full and detailed report.
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dunno - too many hours....Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostHow many hours is that?
When are you seeing the PT?
Most importantly - when are you coming to LOndon?
PT in the morning... She's been ringing me everyday to get up and go to the gym
London - will pm you now!Bazza gets caught
Socrates - "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."
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oh gosh - is it secret! I should not have asked...Originally posted by cailin maith View Postdunno - too many hours....
PT in the morning... She's been ringing me everyday to get up and go to the gym
London - will pm you now!
I bet I get a
for that...
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location location location - that woman in the red dress was once a man! even got an Adam's apple!Comment
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Ho hum
Chicken and sweetcorn soup: OK, but a bit salty
Crispy duck: not particularly crispy, not shredded, ten pancakes rather than eight as before, but they forgot the plum sauce
Beef chow mein: noodles overdone, beansprouts sloppy rather than crunchy, onions ditto, meat OK, sauce tastes like it's been made with Bisto
I shall not be returning
Wonder what the one even further up the road is like - all the other ones round here have reports from the Council implying that they're on the brink of being prosecuted as a health hazard (except for the one where they state it outright).Comment
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Too salty? All too common.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostHo hum
Chicken and sweetcorn soup: OK, but a bit salty
Crispy duck: not particularly crispy, not shredded, ten pancakes rather than eight as before, but they forgot the plum sauce
Beef chow mein: noodles overdone, beansprouts sloppy rather than crunchy, onions ditto, meat OK, sauce tastes like it's been made with Bisto
I shall not be returning
Wonder what the one even further up the road is like - all the other ones round here have reports from the Council implying that they're on the brink of being prosecuted as a health hazard (except for the one where they state it outright).
Duck not crispy? Not acceptable.
No plum sauce? Outrageous incompetence.
Overcooked noodles? No excuse.
Bisto? Possibly OK Sauce; permissible depending upon region
Do the local community a favour: torch the place tonight. It's only right.My all-time favourite Dilbert cartoon, this is: BTW, a Dumpster is a brand of skip, I think.Comment
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no plum sauce?Originally posted by NickFitz View PostHo hum
Chicken and sweetcorn soup: OK, but a bit salty
Crispy duck: not particularly crispy, not shredded, ten pancakes rather than eight as before, but they forgot the plum sauce
Beef chow mein: noodles overdone, beansprouts sloppy rather than crunchy, onions ditto, meat OK, sauce tastes like it's been made with Bisto
I shall not be returning
Wonder what the one even further up the road is like - all the other ones round here have reports from the Council implying that they're on the brink of being prosecuted as a health hazard (except for the one where they state it outright).
When I was in Wales's poshest chinese (alledgedly) I drank the dregs of the plum sauce bowl - the gf was horrifiedComment
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