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Chicken thighs and legs on the charcoal braai tonight. Suitably doused in peri peri garlic sauce. Great grills of fire...Francis Mallman would be proud. Practising for Mudskipper 🐓🐓
Hogsback IPA to wash it down.I was an IPSE Consultative Council Member, until the BoD abolished it. I am not an IPSE Member, since they have no longer have any relevance to me, as an IT Contractor. Read my lips...I recommend QDOS for ALL your Insurance requirements (Contact me for a referral code).Comment
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Shifting some books about as I try to optimise shelf space usage, I found my programme from the 22nd Cambridge Folk Festival in 1986. That brings back some happy, if somewhat Abbot-Ale-clouded, memories. Lindisfarne, John Martyn and Danny Thompson, Neil Innes, and Bo Diddley were among the acts I remember. Halcyon days of beer and music

Anyway, goodnight all
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No peri peri for mudskipper!Originally posted by Scruff View PostChicken thighs and legs on the charcoal braai tonight. Suitably doused in peri peri garlic sauce. Great grills of fire...Francis Mallman would be proud. Practising for Mudskipper 🐓🐓
Hogsback IPA to wash it down.
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If you are still on bench, then I presume that the market is really utterly feckedOriginally posted by NickFitz View PostShifting some books about as I try to optimise shelf space usage, I found my programme from the 22nd Cambridge Folk Festival in 1986. That brings back some happy, if somewhat Abbot-Ale-clouded, memories. Lindisfarne, John Martyn and Danny Thompson, Neil Innes, and Bo Diddley were among the acts I remember. Halcyon days of beer and music

Anyway, goodnight all


Or are you sat at home trying out norrahe's recipes and helping your gout and cholesterol towards the everest?
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Nick doesn't exactly, from choice, work that often.Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View PostIf you are still on bench, then I presume that the market is really utterly fecked
Or are you sat at home trying out norrahe's recipes and helping your gout and cholesterol towards the everest?
Heck I could do with the money but happily waited 2.5 months for the best roll.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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