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The frozen variety also thaw out to have that overcooked soggy look about them.
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Yes. Once. They have that overcooked soggy look about them. I can't remember the taste (if any).Originally posted by wobbegong View PostAll this talk of Brussels reminds me, last time I was in Morrisons, I saw, for the first time in my entire life, tinned brussels sprouts.
Anyone eaten (knowingly) such a travesty?
My mother reckoned you shouldn't buy Brussels sprouts until after the first decent frost of the winter, and we haven't had that yet.
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I think our current government would have far more convictions if the senior Met Police weren't frightened of being done for murdering that electrician.Originally posted by Troll View PostPah !! consensus ... give me a man (or at a push woman) with conviction politics
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I bet a German could write that in English with correct punctuation.Originally posted by Flashman View PostMmmm great idea. If only Britain was part of the EU. We would all be saved. Lets join quick !
Oh errrr
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Pah !! consensus ... give me a man (or at a push woman) with conviction politicsBoth are seen as consensual politicians with limited foreign policy experience
btw - will our new President have control over our nukes ?
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Mmmm great idea. If only Britain was part of the EU. We would all be saved. Lets join quick !Originally posted by minestrone View PostSome people have to get rid of their mental image of spitfires flying over Dover to a Vera Lynn soundtrack when it comes to nationality and Europe.
Britain is a tulip hole of a nation, badly managed, badly run and I would welcome outside help to run this country.
Oh errrr
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All this talk of Brussels reminds me, last time I was in Morrisons, I saw, for the first time in my entire life, tinned brussels sprouts.
Anyone eaten (knowingly) such a travesty?
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Some people have to get rid of their mental image of spitfires flying over Dover to a Vera Lynn soundtrack when it comes to nationality and Europe.
Britain is a tulip hole of a nation, badly managed, badly run and I would welcome outside help to run this country.
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Originally posted by PM-Junkie View PostIs that "likes" as in going out for a beer with, or "likes" in a more sexual way?
...I have really got to do something about my mind

I don't really know. I thought perhaps he is softening us up for a world dominating invasion of Daleks. The lizard will know.
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Is that "likes" as in going out for a beer with, or "likes" in a more sexual way?Originally posted by Doggy Styles View PostAccording to the Evening Standard the new president likes Daleks.
I have a bad feeling that this is part of a cunning plan...
...I have really got to do something about my mind
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According to the Evening Standard the new president likes Daleks.Originally posted by suityou01 View PostHe's a Bilderberg member. There's a suprise.
I have a bad feeling that this is part of a cunning plan...
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So we're ruled a little more by corrupt incompentents we didn't vote for in Brussels, and a little less by corrupt incompentents we didn't vote for in London.
Quel difference?
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It was a "working dinner":
A simple cry of "You don't get any pud until you've voted" was the real solution.Going into the meeting the leaders had various candidates to choose from.
There were fears that the negotiations would go on late into the night, but it quickly emerged that a deal had been struck.
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I, for one, welcome our unelected, european superstate, polictal elite overlords.
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