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Originally posted by pawnhandler
OK, that one I heard, that English cooking is all bland, but my friend from Blackpool is a great cook, and no one else from the UK ever cooked for me, so I'll disregard that one.
Your friend obviously isn't a True Englishman ™, just like you are not a True American ™ because your spelling is too good.

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Originally posted by Nordlys
Your friend obviously isn't a True Englishman ™, just like you are not a True American ™ because your spelling is too good.
Shhh! Don't tell!

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Originally posted by pawnhandler
OK, that one I heard, that English cooking is all bland, but my friend from Blackpool is a great cook, and no one else from the UK ever cooked for me, so I'll disregard that one.
I took a class on English cooking. We made some delicious stuff.

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Originally posted by pawnhandler
Shhh! Dont tel!
Fixed!

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Originally posted by Nordlys
Fixed!
lol thanx

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Originally posted by rbmorris
I took a class on English cooking. We made some delicious stuff.
What did you make?

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Originally posted by pawnhandler
lol thanx
thats beter!!!1!!OMGROFL!1!!!

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Originally posted by pawnhandler
What did you make?
We made steak and ale pie, Yorkshire puddings, Lancashire hot pot (sp?), fish and chips, ploughman's lunch, sticky toffee pudding...etc. It was a pub food theme. Served with good beer!

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Originally posted by rbmorris
We made steak and ale pie, Yorkshire puddings, Lancashire hot pot (sp?), fish and chips, ploughman's lunch, sticky toffee pudding...etc. It was a pub food theme. Served with good beer!
Sounds good! I'll have to look some of those up 🙂



Translation for the English-impaired: sounds gud!!1!! ill hafto look sum of those upp lolz