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cailin maith replied

20 July 2007, 14:00
Originally posted by Churchill

spoch as

I used to be cailin dana - been banned for what reason I don't know.... so see ya!
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Churchill replied

20 July 2007, 13:43
Originally posted by cailin dana

POG MO THON!!

spoch as
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cailin dana replied

20 July 2007, 12:53
Originally posted by Churchill

Ah sorry. I wasn't aware of your disability. I'll factor that in for the future.

POG MO THON!!
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Bagpuss replied

20 July 2007, 12:15
Originally posted by Churchill

This isn't just food, this is M&S rip-off food for gullable twats! Enjoy.

to a certain extent, but M&S removed transfats last year from their stores, ASDA et al couldn't care less who they poison
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BrilloPad replied

20 July 2007, 12:05
I just had a jacket potato - beans, sweetcorn but no butter

frre food under slimming world for a green day
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SallyAnne replied

20 July 2007, 11:58
Originally posted by Churchill

money is made round to go round!

Spoken like a true northerner!!
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Old Greg replied

20 July 2007, 11:35
Originally posted by madhippy

when I were a lad ... you could get baking potatoes the size of a small baby .. now they are all tiny - size of an clenched agents fist ...

this annoys me for some reason.

Supermarket standardisation. Try going to a market and picking them out?
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Churchill replied

20 July 2007, 10:48
Originally posted by cailin dana

Feck off, I'm Irish, I know my spuds and not many places sell Marfona ones! Git!

Ah sorry. I wasn't aware of your disability. I'll factor that in for the future.
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madhippy replied

20 July 2007, 10:44
when I were a lad ... you could get baking potatoes the size of a small baby .. now they are all tiny - size of an clenched agents fist ...

this annoys me for some reason.
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KathyWoolfe replied

20 July 2007, 07:41
Tuna and mayonnaise
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cailin dana replied

20 July 2007, 07:39
Originally posted by Churchill

This isn't just food, this is M&S rip-off food for gullable twats! Enjoy.

Feck off, I'm Irish, I know my spuds and not many places sell Marfona ones! Git!
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Old Greg replied

20 July 2007, 07:21
Originally posted by Churchill

Well come on! You see the adverts for M&S and yes, very appetising. However why not just use the idea and implement using food from local suppliers? Admittedly you've got to put a bit of effort in but hey. money is made round to go round!

Support your local butcher and greengrocer I say!

Good dog. I was a bit grumpy and you've cheered me up now. I have a greengrocer at the end of the road an try to but all my fruit and veg from there.
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Churchill replied

20 July 2007, 07:13
Originally posted by Old Greg

You bad dog. This was a lovely thread for a change and you went and sh@t on it.

Well come on! You see the adverts for M&S and yes, very appetising. However why not just use the idea and implement using food from local suppliers? Admittedly you've got to put a bit of effort in but hey. money is made round to go round!

Support your local butcher and greengrocer I say!
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Old Greg replied

20 July 2007, 07:09
Originally posted by Churchill

This isn't just food, this is M&S rip-off food for gullable twats! Enjoy.

You bad dog. This was a lovely thread for a change and you went and sh@t on it.
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Churchill replied

20 July 2007, 07:07
Originally posted by cailin dana

Marfona ones from M&S are the best for baking - and I agree butter & cheese is the best, in fact thats what I had for my tea!!! Yumm!

This isn't just food, this is M&S rip-off food for gullable twats! Enjoy.
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