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scooby replied

13 June 2008, 12:16
Originally posted by Lucy View Post

Class!

SFW

her Dad was my French teacher and he also published the tri-color (sip) books that were used at that time (early 90s).

met her once, stuck up little cow!
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Lucy replied

13 June 2008, 12:11
Originally posted by Bagpuss View Post

Whereas we give you the likes of Anna Friel

Class!

SFW
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Churchill replied

13 June 2008, 09:22
Originally posted by LlareGgub View Post

Food?!?!?

Luxury!!

It soon ******' will be!
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LlareGgub replied

13 June 2008, 09:20
Originally posted by Churchill View Post

We can't even afford 'em, never mind pronounce the word!

Any way, it's skon! You jessy!

Food?!?!?

Luxury!!
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Churchill replied

13 June 2008, 09:06
Originally posted by Bagpuss View Post

We're posh in cheshire we even say scone (skown) rather than skon

We can't even afford 'em, never mind pronounce the word!

Any way, it's skon! You jessy!
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Bagpuss replied

13 June 2008, 09:03
Originally posted by Churchill View Post

Foreigner!

We're posh in cheshire we even say scone (skown) rather than skon
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Churchill replied

13 June 2008, 09:01
Originally posted by Bagpuss View Post

We call a barmcake a batch

Foreigner!
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scooby replied

13 June 2008, 08:56
has anyone heard of an 'Egg Banjo'?

EO should have...
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FiveTimes replied

13 June 2008, 08:56
Originally posted by scooby View Post

A what? is that like a muffin? possibly ovenbottom?

Barm cake, its like a cob/batch
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Bagpuss replied

13 June 2008, 08:55
We call a barmcake a batch
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scooby replied

13 June 2008, 08:53
Originally posted by FiveTimes View Post

Meat 'n' potatoe pie from pooles on a butter barmcake

A what? is that like a muffin? possibly ovenbottom?
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Churchill replied

13 June 2008, 08:39
Originally posted by FiveTimes View Post

Meat 'n' potatoe pie from pooles on a butter barmcake

poof!
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FiveTimes replied

13 June 2008, 08:39
Originally posted by Churchill View Post

Have you ever had a "Steak & Kidney" Pudding?

Originally posted by scooby View Post

has to be Hollands tho...

Meat 'n' potatoe pie from pooles on a butter barmcake
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Bagpuss replied

13 June 2008, 08:32
Originally posted by LlareGgub View Post

What a load of crip, mite.

You should visit Essex.

Having lived in Essex, I can confirm those birds are much fatter, louder and scarier. See Jade Goody, although she's quite a tame example.

Whereas we give you the likes of Anna Friel
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Churchill replied

13 June 2008, 08:29
Originally posted by scooby View Post

nope, but when i go climbing next week (Troy Quarry) i'll ask around...

I wouldn't mate. It's a bit of a sore subject. Google it!
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