The " Honey I'm home and I'm bloody starving , what's for dinner " Thread.
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Just had a chicken and bacon salad at the pub. Very nice as well.
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Oh, maybe tomorrow.
Did you have a dressing on it Frankie?
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Yes, a vinaigrette dressing. I must be going up market...
Either that or you are getting adventurous Frankie.
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I didn't realise that it was wounded.
That belongs on Frankies shit jokes thread!
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Not really Susie, the dressing came with the meal, I didn't actually order it separately...
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Very hurtful Susie...!!
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Beer and seafood? Must be a day ending in Y :icon_wink:
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Thinking it was a drink I had to look it up, and this is what Felicity Cloake had to say:
"The prawn cocktail has become such a figure of culinary fun in recent years that it is hard to take it seriously as a dish."
There were pictures. I can never get straight if it's the British saying prawn and the US saying shrimp.
Thinking it was a drink I had to look it up, and this is what Felicity Cloake had to say:
"The prawn cocktail has become such a figure of culinary fun in recent years that it is hard to take it seriously as a dish."
There were pictures. I can never get straight if it's the British saying prawn and the US saying shrimp.
Its a lovely dish, seved with brown bread.Bit 70's but still tasty. In some pubs they used to serve them in wine glasses back then, which I never understood. Think a shrimp is a bit smaller than a prawn.
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The 70s, that brings me back. Not to prawn cocktails but still, good times! Shrimp and prawn are different species? I knew I'd learn alot from you.
My mum used to make some stuff (veggies and some protein) inside a clear jelly like substance (but trust me didn't taste like jelly) back in the 70s. That's NOT what I wanted to remember. :icon_surprised:
Ah yes, the 70's. Still at school then so not much fun. Now the 80's..
They both have 10 legs you know. But prawns have more claws on their feet. I think this is right, either that or I had some weird dream about them one night. That clear jelly, aspic. Awful stuff.
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Yes, aspic. I didn't know they have 10 legs. Told you I'm no good with that food malarky.
Less said about the 80s the better probably, did you have fluffy hair? :icon_biggrin:Yes, aspic. I didn't know they have 10 legs. Told you I'm no good with that food malarky.
I did have fluffy hair, but unfortunately no boobs back then. Did you? Have fluffy hair? You can pass the question about boobs if you wish
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Cool.I did have fluffy hair, but unfortunately no boobs back then. Did you? Have fluffy hair? You can pass the question about boobs if you wish
I did not have fluffy hair, I went to see the hair lady and she said: I can cut it, I can colour it but there's no way you'll ever have fluffy hair.I've always had boobs.
Not very big mind.
