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A proper English saturday

A proper English saturday

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I can't wait to try it!

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Originally posted by icantwrite
Says the guy called st00p1dfac3 instead of stupid face lol Sorry, couldn't help myself.
You jack- something. I only spelled it that way because I hadn't involved myself in the interwebz since DOS 6.2 was a reasonably late and great OS. You youngsters are a bunch of punks.

😀

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Originally posted by inthegreenroom
I just read up on it... i thought it was pudding!

It's sausage.


Wow.

If it's as good as everyone says it is---I have got to try it.

What does it go well with?
Sausages and a hangover. It's awesome. You should also have white pudding, fried mushrooms (giant kind,) sausages, rashers, fried tomatoes, possibly baked beans (but I save them for the beans on toast lazy days.) Oh, and toast. Oh yeah, brown sauce.

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Originally posted by Bad wolf
This morning I went into the Peak District, to Castleton with some friends, popped into a lovely caffe, had some nice cups of tea, enjoyed a lovely full English breakfast. Then we had a nice walk up Mam Tor, took some nice pictures of the lovely views, but laughing about how the road there had collapsed a lot. Whilst driving on the way back, we stopped off at a pub and had a pint.

Stereotypical, huh? 😕
i dunno. was anyone like this involved?:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onslow_%28Keeping_Up_Appearances%29

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Can't stop thinking about black pudding now and I don't have any. Congealed pig's blood is the way to go.

I heard that apparently a pudding was originally anything that was made in the intestine of an animal... except poo.

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Originally posted by Freddie2008
Which one of the massive number of people there is you?
I was actually the one holding the Camera, so you can't see me, plus, there was another two people behind me. 😏

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Originally posted by zeeblebot
i dunno. was anyone like this involved?:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onslow_%28Keeping_Up_Appearances%29
It was more like Last of the Summer Wine, than keeping up appearances. 😕

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Originally posted by st00p1dfac3
You jack- something. I only spelled it that way because I hadn't involved myself in the interwebz since DOS 6.2 was a reasonably late and great OS. You youngsters are a bunch of punks.

😀
Us young whipper-snappers should respect our elders eh 🙂

I was open to the idea of black pudding, but then when I tried it I could see hairs and it crunched. Knowing what's in it along with the sensory onslaught you are subjected to while you eat it, put me off for life!

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Originally posted by icantwrite
Us young whipper-snappers should respect our elders eh 🙂

I was open to the idea of black pudding, but then when I tried it I could see hairs and it crunched. Knowing what's in it along with the sensory onslaught you are subjected to while you eat it, put me off for life!
When I last had them, I thought they were really nice. 😀

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Originally posted by Bad wolf
When I last had them, I thought they were really nice. 😀
It's the same as eating pigs trotters. Some people love em, but to me it's not that appealing.

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Originally posted by st00p1dfac3
You jack- something. I only spelled it that way because I hadn't involved myself in the interwebz since DOS 6.2 was a reasonably late and great OS. You youngsters are a bunch of punks.

😀
You spell your name in leet because you were away from computers for a while? Um, that's like saying I have two cats because my sister lives in Phoenix (which is true but also makes no sense to anyone who doesn't know the story).

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Originally posted by icantwrite
Us young whipper-snappers should respect our elders eh 🙂

I was open to the idea of black pudding, but then when I tried it I could see hairs and it crunched. Knowing what's in it along with the sensory onslaught you are subjected to while you eat it, put me off for life!
That was a bad breakfast cook - although, a crunchy outside is awesome whilst eating pig's blood.

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Originally posted by Bad wolf
This morning I went into the Peak District, to Castleton with some friends, popped into a lovely caffe, had some nice cups of tea, enjoyed a lovely full English breakfast. Then we had a nice walk up Mam Tor, took some nice pictures of the lovely views, but laughing about how the road there had collapsed a lot. Whilst driving on the way back, we stopped off at a pub and had a pint.

Stereotypical, huh? 😕
How much did it cost total?