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minestrone replied

9 December 2013, 11:07
If she told me she invented the deep fried mars bar I would believe her.
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hyperD replied

9 December 2013, 11:06
My ex-MIL once served me runny scrambled eggs and fried pigs brains for breakfast. That was quite hard to keep down as much as the chicken feet soup.
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d000hg replied

9 December 2013, 10:45
Other than the chips, that sounds good to me
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greenlake replied

8 December 2013, 21:57
Originally posted by minestrone View Post

Chicken, veg and black pudding stir fry served with roast potatoes and chips.

WTF.

WTF indeed. She could have at least put it all between two slices of bread or in a bap....
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Old Greg replied

8 December 2013, 20:40
Originally posted by Cliphead View Post

So don't have a MIL, sorted.

Get her whacked???

Easier just to say you're vegetarian and never eat her food again.
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Cliphead replied

8 December 2013, 20:24
So don't have a MIL, sorted.
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CheeseSlice replied

8 December 2013, 20:20
If she's used 'Stornoway' I'd let her off.
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BrilloPad replied

8 December 2013, 20:01
Originally posted by minestrone View Post

Mother out law's cooking

FTFY

Whats the difference between inlaws and outlaws? Outlaws are wanteed.
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minestrone started a topic Mother in law's cooking

8 December 2013, 19:41
Mother in law's cooking

Chicken, veg and black pudding stir fry served with roast potatoes and chips.

WTF.
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