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The complete bo**ocks, talk tripe, no music allowed thread
Cheese on Chips is not something I've ever tried or that appeals all that much to me either ... though it does not ever make me want to boak like our tech often does ;o>Celery, on the other hand, always makes my Stomach turn over just at the very thought of it ;o<
my daughter has partaken of a chip pizza! where did we go wrong, Lady Edgeware?like, totally boak!
I love cheese on chips. Has to be melted and even better with crispy bacon bits. My parents loved marmalade on their sausages.
Gingerlily - The other Stroopwafel Sister! wrote:"My parents loved marmalade on their sausages."Someone fetch tech a very big Bucket ... I can tell it is going to be a long boaking night tonight! ;oO
Lez wrote: "It was a family thing, Suzy, we all preferred it like that!"In Ireland, sugar sandwiches used to be common, I guess a lack of anything else amongst those with little, made it a nice treat. !
Gingerlily - The other Stroopwafel Sister! wrote: "I love cheese on chips. Has to be melted and even better with crispy bacon bits. My parents loved marmalade on their sausages."
Cheese on chips should only be consumed after 11pm and while drunk.
Serial wrote: "Lez wrote: "It was a family thing, Suzy, we all preferred it like that!"In Ireland, sugar sandwiches used to be common, I guess a lack of anything else amongst those with little, made it a nice t..."
Yep! - and also Dripping Butties too, and Golden Syrup ones, and my own childhood favourite which were Condensed Milk Butties! ;o>
I loved sugar butties, used to have one when I got home from school. Loved dripping toast too. Conny-onny butties were really popular in Liverpool but I hated the stuff.
I loved condensed milk sarnies as a kid but couldn't face it now. Anyone else remember eating raw rhubarb dipped in sugar?
Isabella wrote: "I loved condensed milk sarnies as a kid but couldn't face it now. Anyone else remember eating raw rhubarb dipped in sugar?"yes, making my teeth water just thinking about it.
Never heard of that, Isabella!One of my favourite things was a sugar roly-poly, sugar rolled in left-over pastry. Weird really, I don’t buy sugar and don’t have a sweet tooth at all these days. Surprising I have any sort of teeth 😀
Growing up in Africa - sucking on sugar cane! My teeth are just fine.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opABM...
When sanctions began to bite and imported vodka disappeared from the shelves, cane spirit was the alcohol of choice.
African version of Nirvana"Smells like Cane Spirit"
I couldn't say one way or the other Lez. I always thought it was just pure alcohol with no flavour at all.
the butt-plug for those with more pressing issues, perhaps?
I deleted that advert. I'd thought it was some weird game involving Plasticine or icing sugar. Never occurred to me it could be a butt-plug.
I thought they were Ice Lollies?! - LOL! ;o>
Christ, the blind leading the gullible.................
If you say 'gullible' slowly it sounds like 'oranges' ;o>
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No it doesn't. What are you talking ab.... Oh haha! Very funny!
There’s a very odd bloke on Talk Classical (large, worldwide site). I can’t decide if it’s just that English isn’t his first, 2nd or 3rd language, if he’s dyslexic, if he has mental health problems, a combination of these or something we wot not of. His name is deprofundis and he starts a thread most days, here’s his latest:“Default more paradox ars vetus that could eassilly past for ars subtilior, is there any?
What if an as vetus composer sounded avant-garde and time loop to ars subtilior sound, im looking for the uttermost complex ars vetus that skip ars nova of philip de vitry era...
What about it folks i heard a lot of ars vetus ars nova and ars subtilior, and sometime it'S odd take 12 century music that sound late 14th century...
hello my name is Emmet Brown i discover continum space time travel(deprofundis toss a joke)
common guys paradox livings one are fascinating?
But the only problem is the following 12 annd 13 century classical music is foggy & murky we dont fully know mutch of these era classical composers, some survived whit sparse fews work like 1-5 songs...
The mystery is shrounded , we need more musicologist ala indiana jones thus said archeologist of ancient europeen music of foreign lore ..
I rest my case who is a specialist of ars vetus here, know all and by that i mean all fro ars vtus cation until philippe de vitry treaty of ars nova in 1297(correct me if im wrong).
in ars nova what omposer you find startling avant-garde complex for is era???”
Just had a look. The most disturbing thing is that people seem to understand him - he has at least three serious answers to the above.
😃It’s also worrying that he sometimes gets replies!
Never seen someone talk so much ars...
"Nurse! - he's out on The Lus again!" ;o>
Hello? ... it's all dark and there are some very large Cobwebs in here!!!
"15,000 Eggs Delivered to Norwegian Olympic Team After Google Translate Error"“There was literally no end to the delivery, Absolutely unbelievable” chef Ståle Johansen told Norway’s Aftenposten.
Google Translate is great for those who wish to browse news stories on foreign websites or get some help with that Spanish homework. However, the free language translation tool has its limitations and its translations can often be lost in translation, as Norway’s Olympic Team chefs recently learned.
The Norwegian camp needed some eggs for its athletes competing at the 2018 Winter Games in South Korea and turned to Google Translate for help drafting an order with a local Korean grocery store.
But when a truck load of eggs arrived at their kitchen in Pyeongchang they learned a translation error had converted their order of 1,500 eggs to 15,000 eggs!
Fortunately the chefs were allowed to return the extra 13,500 eggs but they say Norwegian athletes in need of protein can still expect a lot egg-wise.
"There will be omelettes, boiled and fried eggs, and smoked salmon with scrambled eggs. And we hope there will be a lot of sugar bread made for medal winners. We have made our provisions for that," Johansen told Aftenposten.
Johansen said they serve the Norwegian team around the clock, and if the chefs run out of provisions, at least they'll know not to draft an order on Google Translate.
Gingerlily? ... you look great! ... I mean, you've lost so much weight ... ERRR? ... and muscle ... and skin ... but hey? - you still look great!!! ... ERRR? - yes, well? ... BYEEE!!! ...! ! ! ARRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHH ! ! !
You're lucky I didn't post the one of the spider!
I don't have a problem with spidersThey live in the walls you see
Sometimes they come out and wander about
And then they go home for tea
Their webs are there in the corners
Or high on the ceilings and such
With them they catch flies, they've got funny eyes
So really they don't bother me much
I don't have a problem with small ones, its the big hairy ones I am a bit unhappy about.
Are we still talking about spiders?
When the flies are giving her trouble, Mrs Saunders likes to have a big hairy one to help her out.
nocheese wrote: "Are we still talking about spiders?"I was! Looks like the rest of you may not be...
suzysunshine7 wrote: "Hello? ... it's all dark and there are some very large Cobwebs in here!!!"Big round hairy cobwebs? Hung in pairs, like monstrous candelabres.
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