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Churchill replied

8 March 2011, 15:11
Originally posted by cailin maith View Post

That's sick & wrong

No worse than cold curry the morning after!

Tinned Tuna and Beans, the food of champions! Well Paras and Marines anyway.
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Old Greg replied

8 March 2011, 14:26
Originally posted by cailin maith View Post

That's sick & wrong

Especially eaten cold out of the tin on the tube en route to work.
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cailin maith replied

8 March 2011, 14:22
Originally posted by Old Greg View Post

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It was based on an Indian Thali, originally.

That's sick & wrong
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Old Greg replied

8 March 2011, 14:02
Originally posted by cailin maith View Post

In sockpuppet world maybe :P

Ugh - tinned meat. You English are sooooooo wierd.

Ever heard of London Grill? Breakfast in a tin. London Grill - the ultimate breakfast in a tin! | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

It was based on an Indian Thali, originally.
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cailin maith replied

8 March 2011, 12:23
Originally posted by Sockpuppet View Post

70's. Voluvonts are as relevant today as they've ever been

In sockpuppet world maybe :P

Originally posted by FiveTimes View Post

Don't you mean a tin of chunky chicken

Ugh - tinned meat. You English are sooooooo wierd.
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FiveTimes replied

8 March 2011, 11:51
Originally posted by cailin maith View Post

Really?!

Hmmnnnn chicken & mushroom... yum.

Don't you mean a tin of chunky chicken
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Pondlife replied

8 March 2011, 11:51
Shouldn't we wait for some newbie numpty to post something stupid before breaking out the CUK party food?
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Old Greg replied

8 March 2011, 11:49
Originally posted by cailin maith View Post

Really?!

Hmmnnnn chicken & mushroom... yum.

Yes, really. Just as the scotch egg was adapted from nargis koftas.
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Sockpuppet replied

8 March 2011, 11:48
Originally posted by cailin maith View Post

Oh right, so nothing to do with 70's party food/Irish wedding food after all. Shame

70's. Voluvonts are as relevant today as they've ever been
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cailin maith replied

8 March 2011, 11:45
Originally posted by Old Greg View Post

Funnily enough, the vol-au-vent was originally adapted from the Tamil custom of eating from banana leaves.

Really?!

Hmmnnnn chicken & mushroom... yum.
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valluvan replied

8 March 2011, 11:41
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Dirty immigrants.

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DimPrawn replied

7 March 2011, 20:40
Originally posted by Old Greg View Post

Funnily enough, the vol-au-vent was originally adapted from the Tamil custom of eating from banana leaves.

Dirty immigrants.
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Old Greg replied

7 March 2011, 20:38
Originally posted by cailin maith View Post

Oh right, so nothing to do with 70's party food/Irish wedding food after all. Shame

Funnily enough, the vol-au-vent was originally adapted from the Tamil custom of eating from banana leaves.
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cailin maith replied

7 March 2011, 16:21
Originally posted by valluvan View Post

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Oh right, so nothing to do with 70's party food/Irish wedding food after all. Shame
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MarillionFan replied

7 March 2011, 16:10
Originally posted by Old Greg View Post

Is she bringing you with her?

You're getting confused with Tingles. He also upgraded his five bedroom mansion to a caravan. A step up his wife said as she kept the house.
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